Space that begins before you reach the front door

At 31 Kramer Road, the defining feature is room: room around the house, room across the horizon, and room for interests that need more than a conventional garage or backyard. The two-story home sits on 5.01 fully fenced acres in Sandia Park, where the arched entry opens toward a broad East Mountain landscape.

The setting does more than frame the architecture. A private courtyard, landscaped meadow, two decks, and open ground create several ways to step outside, while the home’s windows and doors keep that openness present inside.

A home organized around gathering and retreat

Inside, the scale becomes more intimate without losing its connection to the land. Arched windows, deck access, and one of three gas-log fireplaces give the living room a strong center. Multiple living areas, a loft, and a home office create separation when different activities need their own place.

The primary suite is on the main level, and the floor plan includes multiple primary suites. That arrangement offers flexibility across two stories without making assumptions about how a future owner will use each room.

A kitchen built for generous use

The kitchen pairs extensive cabinetry with a broad island and plenty of working surface. It has the capacity to support everyday cooking, longer projects, and gatherings without reducing the room to a showpiece.

The property’s real luxury is capacity: for open-air time, focused work, horses, vehicles, equipment, and the projects that make acreage living personal.

Two decks keep the landscape close

The decks extend the living space into the open setting and offer more than one place to take in the changing light. From here, the uncrowded East Mountain backdrop and the distance created by the surrounding acreage become part of the home’s daily rhythm.

Garage capacity that changes the equation

Ten garage spaces across attached and detached structures are an unusual part of this property’s story. Combined with RV access and parking, the setup creates practical options for vehicles, equipment, storage, collections, or workshop use. Buyers should confirm dimensions, electrical capacity, and intended uses during their own due diligence.

See how the spaces connect

The 3-D tour offers a room-by-room way to understand the relationship among the living areas, main-level primary suite, loft, office, decks, and garage access before scheduling a visit.

A Sandia Park setting with room to define

The five-acre parcel is fully fenced and offered as a horse property. The open ground, private yard, landscaped meadow, and few-tree setting leave the property’s uses legible rather than crowded together. Buyers should verify animal allowances, fencing condition, water arrangements, and any use important to their plans.

What brings 31 Kramer Road together is not a single oversized feature. It is the way the acreage, flexible interior, decks, and extensive garage space make different parts of life possible without asking them to compete for the same room.