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Set within the secure gates of Las Campanas, 96 Sunflower Drive pairs a clean contemporary design with unexpected Victorian-inspired details, where rich wall colors and patterned wallpapers bring warmth and character to the interiors. The four-bedroom main residence and one-bedroom casita are oriented to capture protected, unobstructed views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains—most dramatically enjoyed from the home’s two-tiered outdoor living spaces. The lower terrace centers on an infinity-edged pool, outdoor shower, and wood deck for sunbathing or lounging. Above, an expansive east-facing portal and patio feature a turf lawn, fully equipped outdoor kitchen, and generous dining and seating areas, all framed by the same striking mountain panorama. Inside, the open living, dining, and kitchen area flows naturally for gatherings, with the kitchen offering Wolf appliances, abundant counter space, and bar seating. The primary suite includes two closets, dual vanities, a soaking tub, mountain views, and direct portal access, while three guest suites are privately positioned across the home. A gated driveway leads to the three-car garage. This property is modern yet unexpected with exceptionally polished and inviting outdoor spaces. In one of the closest parts of Las Campanas to town, the next owner gets the benefit of Las Campanas’ 24-hour security and on-site emergency medical services while being only 10 minutes from downtown.
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