7 Altazano Drive is a custom-designed residence by Archaeo Architects, featured in the firm's portfolio under the theme Stone, Water, Light. Set on 3.34 private acres within one of Santa Fe's most coveted hillside enclaves, the home is organized around a single idea: an arced stone wall, anchored to an existing boulder, that curves along the hillside and passes through the structure itself, rooting the house to the land in a way that is at once ancient and completely contemporary.A narrow interior stream, drawn from the tradition of New Mexico's acequias, traces the path from entry to exterior, dissolving the threshold between inside and out. A long skylight slices light across a wall of art and down to the water below, shifting throughout the day as the sun moves across the sky. The entry is announced by a striking koi water feature -- stone, water, and life.The main residence offers two generous bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Living spaces reflect command of material and detail: antique doors, custom picture railings, artisan hardware, and stone tile, wood, and carpet flooring that ground the interiors with warmth and texture. The living area ceiling is sculpted in an architectural gesture that must be experienced in person. Three fireplaces ensure the home is as suited to Santa Fe winters as it is to its landscape.A fully separate guest house and studio -- with its own fireplace and full bathroom -- offers genuine privacy for visitors, creative work, or extended family.The home is engineered for sustainability and resilience: owned solar panels, in-floor radiant heat, a whole-house fire sprinkler system with dedicated tank, two 1,500-gallon rainwater cisterns, shared well with city water backup, and a recently replaced grinder pump. The roof has been recently serviced. A small collaborative home owners association completes the picture. Truly considered architecture at this level is rare in any market. 7 Altazano Drive is one of a kind.