Some homes offer a view. This one makes the landscape part of everyday life. Sunrises over the Sandia Mountains, changing colors along the Bosque, and the glow of Albuquerque's city lights create an ever-evolving backdrop for this Ed Paschich custom home in gated Oxbow Bluff. On mornings when conditions bring hot-air balloons along the Rio Grande, the bluff setting offers a memorable vantage point for watching them drift past. Featured in the Albuquerque Journal's Home & Real Estate section, the home grew from a collaboration between Paschich and its original owners. A research trip to central Mexico, including architectural inspiration from San Miguel de Allende, helped shape its distinctive Spanish Colonial character. Brick barrel-vaulted ceilings, reclaimed wood doors, Venetian plaster, and stone accents bring warmth and texture to the interiors. A butler's pantry connects the kitchen and dining room, while a separate storage pantry adds everyday convenience. The multilevel design follows the hillside, creating distinct spaces for gathering, working, and retreating. Three bedrooms plus an office provide flexibility, while a heated and cooled garage workshop offers space for projects and creative pursuits. Across the approximately half-acre property, multiple patios invite morning coffee, unhurried conversation, and evenings overlooking the landscape. Refrigerated air and radiant and forced-air heating provide everyday comfort. For buyers drawn to expressive architecture, rich materials, and a remarkable setting, this home offers a deeply individual way to experience Albuquerque.
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