A striking desert approach sets the tone for arrival, where a sweeping circular drive is framed by sculptural Sonoran plantings, mature palms, and artfully curated desert flora, elevated by a refined, estate-quality irrigation system designed to preserve and enhance the lush desert landscape year-round. Lantern-lit pillars guide you inward where your experience is unmistakably tied to the legacy of Bennie Gonzales, a master of Southwest architecture.
Privately positioned on a cul-de-sac, the home announces itself through a custom-designed iron gate and courtyard entry, recently enhanced with nearly $200K in bespoke security, including engineered view fencing and subterranean sealing, offering rare privacy without sacrificing peaceful mountain and desert views. Inside, authentic Santa Fe character unfolds through vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, Canterra stone, wide-plank flooring, and artisan fireplaces. The kitchen is both statement and stylish workspace, anchored by a luxury quartz island, Wolf appliances, double ovens, and a fully appointed butler's pantry. The primary suite is a retreat unto itself, with custom wood doors, a beamed ceiling, fireplace, marble finishes, finished walk-in closets, and a sumptuous, self-care bath. Outdoor living rivals any resort, lush, extensive grounds, sculptural ironwork, stone water wall, exquisite patios, and captivating views of Camelback Mountain create an environment designed for both quiet reflection and unforgettable gatherings. With gated privacy, parking for 8-10 vehicles, and architectural pedigree that cannot be replicated, this is not simply a home, it is a collectible piece of Paradise Valley.
