A bold contemporary residence designed by architect Craig Hoopes and built by Denman & Associates, 26 Bishop’s Dome Road is an uncompromising expression of modern architecture in the Santa Fe high desert. Set on approximately 4.37 acres in Las Campanas, the 5,654 square foot residence embraces a deliberately minimalist aesthetic, crisp geometry, expansive glass, soaring volumes, and a restrained material palette that allows the architecture, art, light, and surrounding landscape to take center stage. This is not traditional Santa Fe. It is clean, sculptural, and unapologetically modern. Gallery like interiors create dramatic spaces for art and entertaining, while the architecture opens toward spectacular Jemez Mountain views and sunsets to the west. The stark precision of the home creates a powerful contrast with the rugged high desert landscape outside. The residence offers five bedrooms, two distinct living rooms, and two generous portals, creating multiple spaces for entertaining, relaxing, and experiencing the extraordinary setting throughout the day. The sophisticated floor plan provides excellent separation between private and gathering spaces while maintaining a strong architectural flow. For the buyer drawn to pure contemporary design rather than traditional Southwestern style, 26 Bishop’s Dome offers something increasingly difficult to find in Santa Fe, a substantial, architect designed residence with a strong point of view, remarkable privacy, and dramatic western mountain views in one of the city’s premier communities. Architectural. Minimal. Dramatic. 26 Bishop’s Dome is modern Santa Fe at its most distinctive.