35 Grateful Way, Madrid, NM 87010

Experience sustainable Off-Grid living in a truly unique and artistically designed home. A One bedroom, one full bath Artist retreat in Madrid, New Mexico with solidly built craftsmanship. Every detail speaks to inspiration and integrity—from the hand-poured, etched entry threshold, the turquoise inlay to the artisan stone walls, hand-hewn vigas, and thick reclaimed timber beam window ledges. A mosaic tile inlay graces the foot of the richly grained hardwood staircase, and a striking stone-clad fireplace anchors the living space with warmth and enduring character. Designed for comfort and sustainability, this home offers a holistic lifestyle in a truly inspiring setting. The spacious bedroom opens to sweeping, unobstructed views set at the base of Cerro Chato and facing the majestic Ortiz Mountains. This solar-powered sanctuary offers privacy and breathtaking mountain vistas on over 10 rolling acres—just 3 minutes from the historic Turquoise Trail, under two miles from the Cultural Hub and Historic mining village of Madrid, and a short drive to Santa Fe. Live off-grid with confidence thanks to an upgraded solar system, backup generator, owned propane tank, private well 85-95 feet deep with 10-12 gallons per minute, new Norwesco 350 gallon well holding tank for the well water that fills in 40 minutes, new septic system and new leach field 2025 (infiltrator model wm-11-03-100, a newly built portal -2025, and 2021 roof. A bright, versatile outbuilding houses the solar batteries and offers additional space for storage, an office, or a creative studio. Bring your chickens, mini goats or a burro; the property includes a single stall, feed shed, and ample room for expansion. Whether you’re hiking, stargazing, or simply soaking in the beauty of the high desert, this land invites deep connection with nature. For anyone dreaming of an Off-grid lifestyle- whether you’re a homesteader, hobby farmer, or simply seeking peace and regeneration. Experience a rare blend of tranquility, creativity, and connection to the land—just moments from the vibrant arts, culture, and dining of Madrid and Santa Fe.