We have been renting houses in Taos for years and this was by far everyone's favorite. We had 9 in our group, 3 adults (50+) and 6 (mid twenties.) The older adults stayed in the 2 upstairs bedrooms and our children and friends stayed in the 2 downstairs bedrooms and music room. The upstairs had a beautiful living room with a fireplace and enough furniture to seat all of us. Large tv, simple to operate, we watched sports and played games on the large coffee table. Alexa for music upstairs and down. There are two balconies upstairs that wrap 3/4 of the house with beautiful sunrise and sunset views, always a spot for shade or sun. Most windows have crank out side screens so upstairs there is a lovely cross breeze. There is also a very nice upstairs bar area where we kept extra drinks. We usually go out to dinner on vacation but the dining room and outdoor grilling spaces were so much prettier than any restaurant we ended up cooking at the house most of the time. Dining room has a beautiful handmade table that was large enough to seat all of us, also with a fire place, very cosy. The kitchen had everything we needed, every spice, condiment, utensil, appliance, etc. There is a gorgeous atrium filled with plants and beautiful lighting, flagstone terraces and a waterfall with plenty of seating areas, two grills-one built into an enormous flagstone counter, gorgeous outdoor lighting, an arbor where we sat outside one night and watched a meteor shower. The front yard has huge mature aspen trees and more seating areas, whole property is very private. The kids would hang out in the music room at night which had a full size ping pong table and air hockey table, playing games and we couldn't hear a sound upstairs. Anne sent a great info sheet for the house and local recommendations. Honestly, I was happy to stay at the house and opt out of hiking and fishing excursions because it was so relaxing and perfectly beautiful. The whole house is beautifully designed with so much original art and furniture, there are too many details to list. Thank you Anne!