122 Antler Drive is a stunning adobe estate designed by Thomas Greenwood Architects and built by Steve Belardo of Rainbow Adobe. The 25 acre property is located on one of the premier locations in Limpia Crossing, with unobstructed views of the McDonald Observatory's Mount Locke and Mount Fowlkes to the northeast and the Davis Mountain range to the south. The home and detached casita have been meticulously maintained and are constructed from cement stabilized adobe blocks, which have been plastered on the majority of the exterior for durability but exposed for their natural beauty on the interiors. The structures are solid and energy efficient, designed with a contemporary southwestern palette of harmonious plaster, wood ceilings, vigas, custom cabinetry and talavera tiles. Concrete floors, metal roofing, and Pella windows throughout.The main home is surrounded by a solid adobe block wall with a wire fence beyond for protection of the lush native landscaping. The home is entered through a decorative metal gate, under a covered porch with custom clay lights. The entrance leads into a living room featuring a wood burning stove and an office, with the primary suite on the east and second bedroom, kitchen, utility room, and full guest bath on the west. The primary suite has a walk in closet, spacious bath, and private screened in porch. The kitchen has stone countertops, a gas cooktop with under counter oven, additional double ovens, large walk-in pantry, and an island. The insulated two car garage and workshop have heating for comfortable use year round. A central generator and water softener provide additional convenience.A casita with storage was added in 2019 and the carpet spaces are large enough for RV storage. The guest suite has one bedroom with adobe walls coated in American clay and a full bath. The additional contagious storage and workshop space has access from the outside. The property's well is adjacent to the casita and the septic system is downhill from the compound on the northeastern edge.Limpia Crossing is a deed restricted subdivision, 10 minutes northeast of Fort Davis off 118 between the Davis Mountain State Park and the McDonald Observatory. The Homeowner's association maintains the public roadways, please inquired for covenants.