Stories: One

Construction: Masonry Stucco

Style: Contemporary; Mediterranean

Roof: Built-Up - Reflect; Tile

Living Areas: Family Room; Living Room

Dining Areas: Breakfast Bar; Breakfast Nook; Formal Dining Room

Kitchen Features: Dishwasher; Freezer; Gas Range; Kitchen Island; Microwave; Prep Sink; Refrigerator; Reverse Osmosis; Water Purifier

Primary Bathroom Features: Double Vanity; Separate Shower(s); Soaking Tub

Additional Bathroom Features: Powder Room; Shower & Tub; Shower Only

Laundry: Dryer; Laundry Room; Sink; Washer

Extra Room: Den; Office

Guest Facilities: House

Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s); Beamed Ceilings; Entrance Foyer; Skylights; Split Bedroom Plan; Walk-In Closet(s); Wet Bar

Fireplace: Gas

Fireplace Location: Family Room; Guest Quarters; Living Room; Primary Bedroom

Floor Covering: Carpet

Window Covering: Stay

Technology: Alarm System

Main Cooling: Zoned

Main Heating: Natural Gas; Zoned

Water Heater: Natural Gas

Gas: Natural

Sewer: Connected

Water: Public

Accessibility Option: None

Security: Alarm Installed; Smoke Detector(s)

Spa: Conventional

Fence: Masonry; Stone

Landscape - Front: Decorative Gravel; Desert Plantings; Trees

Landscape - Rear: Decorative Gravel; Desert Plantings; Trees

View: Desert; Mountains; Sunset

Road Type: Paved

Road Maintenance: HOA

RV Parking: None

Exterior Features: Courtyard; Outdoor Kitchen

Lot Features: Subdivided

Neighborhood Feature: Gated; Paved Street; Walking Trail

Terms: Cash; Conventional

Submit With Offer: HOA Addendum; Loan Pre-Qual

Property Disclosures: Insurance Claims History Report; Seller Prop Disclosure

Special Conditions: None

Beyond the threshold, a soaring 16-foot foyer reveals travertine flooring, birch-paneled ceilings, and knotty alder beams punctuated with recessed lighting a composition that balances grandeur with warmth, and volume with intimacy. From this axis, the home unfolds in a deliberate rhythm, each space aligned to capture light, frame the Catalina Mountains, and embrace the sculpted gardens beyond. The formal living room is anchored by expansive walls of glass that dissolve boundaries between interior and desert, welcoming soft northern light to animate surfaces and finishes. A climate-controlled wine gallery with 900-bottle capacity, along with a dining area that transitions seamlessly to terraces, enhances the home's capacity for both private repose and convivial gathering. At the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen functions as both instrument and aesthetic. Dual islands, bespoke imported cabinetry, and granite surfaces are complemented by professional-grade appliances, anchoring a space designed for both performance and gathering. Adjacent, the informal living room centers on a Cantera-faced fireplace, offering a warm counterpoint to the formal living areas. A breakfast nook opens to its own private patio, oriented toward a desert wash where rock outcroppings and saguaro-studded terrain frame the view, a setting for quiet rituals and easy connection to the landscape. A dedicated theatre, wrapped in straw-knit wall covering for texture and acoustic depth, creates an intimate cocoon for cinematic experience. The primary suite is conceived as a retreat of serenity, sequestered within the western wing, with custom alder-and-birch starburst ceilings that create the foundation of the space, while a two-way fireplace connects the sleeping chamber to an intimate sitting room. Doors extend outward to a private owner's suite terrace, framing long views of desert horizons. Additional en-suite bedrooms carry forward the same architectural rigor, attentive to proportion, material richness, and natural illumination. A detached guest residence completes the composition, offering full independence with its own kitchen, living area, fireplace, and a private terrace for guests. Outdoors, the estate unfolds as a layered sequence of experiences, where architecture and landscape are inseparable. Expansive Cantera verandas and hardscape extend the living spaces outward, their geometric lines softened by carefully placed specimen Yucca brevifolia, punctuating the desert landscape with living sculpture. A centerpiece of the exterior composition, is a one-of-a-kind Cantera water feature that anchors the landscape, with handmade stone spheres, each releasing a veil of water from its crown, cascading in quiet rhythm before merging with the negative-edge pool and spa that seem to dissolve into the desert horizon. Broad terraces flow into courtyards and an outdoor chef's kitchen, while sliding glass walls spanning 20 feet vanish entirely, blurring boundaries between interior precision and desert vastness. On the lower tier, a turf expanse offers an unexpected plane of green within the desert palette, extending opportunities for play, gathering, or repose. Light, shadow, and meticulously framed sightlines choreograph the outdoor experiences, creating a seamless dialogue between architecture, curated gardens, and native wilderness, a true celebration of Arizona desert living.