Modern Santa Fe Casita w/ Hot Tub Near Ski SF

Tucked into the piñon-dotted foothills just off Hyde Park Road—the scenic route to Ski Santa Fe—this modern casita offers the perfect balance of tranquility and adventure. Built in 2020 and freshly updated, Cerro de la Paz (“Hill of Peace”) sits on 2.5 private acres with its own entrance and outdoor living spaces. Ideal for a romantic getaway, ski weekend, or solo mountain retreat, the home blends contemporary comfort with authentic Santa Fe style—just minutes from world-class art, cuisine, and outdoor recreation.

Highlights

Private hot tub with tranquil views of the trees and open New Mexico sky
Ski-friendly amenities, including boot dryer and ski rack
King-size Purple mattress with premium bedding for exceptional comfort
Split AC and heating in both bedroom and living area
Gourmet coffee station with thermal carafe and cold-brew pitcher
Two smart TVs (Apple TV + Roku)
High-speed Starlink Wi-Fi—ideal for streaming, remote work, and video calls
In-unit washer/dryer and fully equipped kitchenette with gas range
4-wheel-drive vehicles are highly recommended during the winter/early spring months.

Living & Dining

The open living area features abundant natural light, a plush loveseat, and a large smart TV—perfect for cozy nights in after a day of skiing or exploring. The kitchenette includes a gas range, refrigerator, microwave, and all the essentials to prepare light meals or morning coffee before heading out to the mountains.

Bedroom & Bath

Designed for comfort and relaxation, the bedroom centers around a king-size Purple mattress dressed in soft, high-quality linens. The modern bath features sleek finishes and a rainfall showerhead for a refreshing start—or a soothing finish—to your day.

For the Outdoor Adventure Enthusiast

Perfectly positioned for year-round recreation, Cerro de la Paz offers effortless access to both snow and sun. In winter, you’re just 13 miles (about 25 minutes) from Ski Santa Fe—one of the Southwest’s premier alpine destinations. Whether you’re skiing, snowboarding, or exploring cross-country trails, you’ll enjoy pristine powder and breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristo range. Afterward, return to your peaceful casita to soak in the private hot tub beneath a canopy of stars—an unforgettable Santa Fe après-ski experience.

When the snow melts, the foothills transform into a playground of winding trails and panoramic vistas. Cerro de la Paz is minutes from beloved trailheads, including Dale Ball, Chamisa, and Little Tesuque Creek, offering routes for every pace and passion—from gentle walks among piñon and juniper to challenging climbs through aspen groves. Spend your days hiking, trail running, or mountain biking through ever-changing desert light, then unwind back at the casita as the sunset paints the hills in hues of coral and gold.

Arts & Culture

Just a short drive from Canyon Road, Santa Fe’s legendary art district, guests can explore more than 100 galleries and studios showcasing everything from contemporary works to traditional Southwestern art. Stop by Gerald Peters, Peyton Wright, or Ventana Fine Art, then enjoy lunch or dinner at one of the area’s acclaimed eateries like The Teahouse or Geronimo.

Continue your cultural journey downtown at the Santa Fe Plaza, home to historic landmarks, live music, and the city’s vibrant year-round events—from the Spanish Market to Indian Market and the International Folk Art Market.

Great Location

2 miles to Ten Thousand Waves Spa & Izanami Restaurant
2.2 miles to Santa Fe Plaza
2.4 miles to Canyon Road Art Galleries
3 miles to Railyard Arts District
13 miles (approximately 25 minutes) to Ski Santa Fe

Perfectly situated for both serenity and convenience, Cerro de la Paz offers a true sense of retreat while keeping you close to the best of Santa Fe’s dining, arts, and outdoor adventures.

Good to Know

Designed for 1–2 guests
Pet-free home for the comfort of all visitors
Private entrance and outdoor spaces (shared driveway)
Four steps lead up to the front door

There is one exterior security camera mounted on the garage of the main house, located down the driveway from the casita. It monitors the lower driveway/main house exterior only.