About 77 Silver Feather Trail
A rare opportunity to own an exceptional home within Birds of a Feather, a peaceful, gated LGBTQ community surrounded by the natural beauty of northern New Mexico.
Set on one acre among towering Ponderosa pines, this architect-designed home captures magnificent mountain views and beautiful sunrises through expansive windows that bring the outdoors into nearly every room. Built by award-winning Zachary & Sons, the 2,450-square-foot residence combines sophisticated design, exceptional craftsmanship and comfortable single-level living.
The spacious great room and kitchen feature an open floor plan, soaring 14-foot ceilings with vigas, engineered hardwood flooring and a striking wood-burning fireplace with a generous hearth and diamond-plaster finishes. The gourmet kitchen is beautifully appointed with a Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance package, custom cabinetry, coffee bar, walk-in pantry and a large center island with quartzite countertops and an integrated sink.
The home offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an attached bonus room ideal for exercise, hobbies or office use, a separate media room, two built-in desks and a generous dining area. Additional features include a dedicated laundry room, custom sliding doors, awning-style windows, motorized sunscreen blinds, upgraded ceiling fans, six-zone radiant-floor heating, a new whole-house water-filtration system and a whole-house surge protector.
An oversized two-car garage includes an EpoxyShield floor and extensive built-in wall storage.
Outdoor living is equally inviting, with spacious south- and east-facing covered portals overlooking the surrounding forest and mountain landscape. A five-person hot tub provides the perfect place to relax beneath the pines and take in the views. Thoughtful landscaping and a fenced yard complete the property.
Immaculately maintained and move-in ready, this distinctive home offers privacy, beauty and refined mountain living within a welcoming and established community approximately 35–45 minutes from Santa Fe.
