This home is one of a kind, situated on one of the largest lots in the highly coveted Patty Jewett neighborhood. It is a custom-built 1940s Santa Fe-style home with distinctive architecture and design, purposefully oriented to offer 360-degree views of Pikes Peak, Palmer Park, and the Peak side of the Patty Jewett Golf Course. The property features a semi-attached three-car garage and a beautifully designed courtyard surrounded by high adobe walls, complete with nichos, a charming mailbox inset, and Van Briggle Pottery. The home also has two walkout patios, both offering unobstructed views of Pikes Peak. The open interior draws attention to the fireplaces, expansive windows, natural wood accents, feature walls, and ceramic-painted tiles and sinks—elements that honor the Santa Fe style. The main living area boasts original hardwood floors, wood-carved doors, arched doorways, a large picture window, and a kiva-style wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen is surrounded by windows overlooking the courtyard and features open shelving, painted tile countertops, terracotta tile and wood ceilings, and an integrated dining area. The main floor also includes a large combined laundry and pantry, an office with custom built-ins, and a multipurpose room with an additional wood-burning fireplace. Two open stairwells lead to the second floor, where the primary bedroom includes a fireplace, an ensuite bathroom, and access to a walkout patio. Additionally, two bedrooms are arranged in a “Jack and Jill” configuration, with a shared bathroom that includes two painted tile sinks, a dressing area, and shared closet space.The lower level offers two large bedrooms with egress windows, a family room with a fourth wood-burning fireplace, a dining area, a kitchenette, a full bathroom, two storage areas, and a bonus room. This is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved Santa Fe-style home that remains true to its architectural charm, located in a fantastic front-porch neighborhood.