House Sedona (United States)
This exceptional home reveals its architectural pedigree at every turn. Designed in harmony with Sedona's dramatic landscape, open, flowing spaces dissolve boundaries between indoors and outdoors, while expansive bands of glass capture ever-changing red rock views, light and color. Wood and stone finishes echo the natural setting, and terraces extend living into the landscape to capture those legendary Arizona sunsets. A low, sheltering roofline, thoughtful geometry and seamless transitions embody principles of organic architecture. Two fireplaces ensure conversation. Timeless neutral colors in richest hues of grey in the primary suite and absolute quality in each selection. Serene, timeless and deeply connected to its surroundings, this is a home where architecture and nature become one. 237 Lookout Drive | Sedona, AZ 86351 Some Sedona views simply stop you in your tracks. Sweeping panoramas of Bell Rock, Castle Rock and Courthouse Mesa take center stage from this exceptionally private 3,195 SF Canyon Mesa end unit adjacent to National Forest. An expansive L-shaped wraparound deck offers a front-row seat to spectacular nightly sunsets, while walls of glass bring the red rocks into almost every room. With no steps at the entry or from the attached 2-car garage, everyday living is entirely on the main level, including the primary suite, kitchen, dining and living areas, powder room and laundry. The spacious lower level offers exceptional flexibility for guests, work or play. With STR potential, golf, tennis and a community pool, enjoy as a full-time home, Sedona retreat or investment property. From the moment you enter, your eye is drawn through the home toward the red rocks beyond. Vaulted tongue-and-groove wood ceilings, skylights and expansive glass create an airy main level filled with natural light, while large sliding doors connect the interior directly to the L-shaped wraparound deck. Here, the landscape isn't simply something you look at--it becomes part of everyday life. Red rocks fill the windows, appear beyond the glass doors and follow you from room to room, with expansive views enjoyed from both levels of the residence. Privately positioned as an end unit adjacent to Coconino National Forest, the setting offers a rare combination of dramatic red-rock scenery in one direction and the trees and natural beauty of the forest in the other. The deck is one of the home's defining features. Designed to take advantage of the elevated setting and broad horizon, it creates multiple places to dine, gather or simply watch the landscape change throughout the day. As evening approaches, the deck becomes a front-row seat to Sedona's spectacular nightly sunsets. Despite its generous size, the home offers the ease of everyday single-level living. There are no steps at the main entry or from the two-car garage, and everything needed for daily life is located on this level: kitchen, breakfast area, dining room, living room, primary suite, powder room and laundry. The kitchen and breakfast area enjoy beautiful red-rock views, while the dining room may be one of the home's most memorable spaces. Vaulted wood ceilings rise overhead as walls of glass frame the surrounding formations, creating a dramatic backdrop for everyday meals and entertaining. The living room continues the connection to the landscape with vaulted ceilings, abundant glass, deck access and a wood-burning fireplace. The primary suite is also located on the main level with direct access to the wraparound deck and a generous ensuite bath. Descend to the lower level and the scale of the home becomes even more apparent. Rather than space required for everyday living, this level provides an extraordinary amount of additional flexibility. A billiards room creates a natural recreation space, while an expansive office/flex area incorporates a comfortable sitting area with fireplace, direct covered patio access and enviable red-rock views. A separate guest bedroom an
… $1,250,000
By Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty
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