This is an ideal private setting to enjoy the year-round recreational opportunities in Sedona. The design, craftsmanship and location overlooking Oak Creek compliment each other. The talents of Don Woods, architect, and builder Ray Scott combined to create a beautiful, livable and comfortable home. It is sited to capture breathtaking red rock, creek and forest views. This property is in a prime location in a small 12-parcel gated community of high-end homes with lots ranging in size from 1.22 to 2.87 acres. The community offers a private creek park, tennis courts and creek trails.
From the paver-stone driveway and walkway you are welcomed by a covered porch. A pine door opens to the home’s social spaces characterized by an open, airy feel and abundant natural light. The front foyer features a native moss rock wall and the focal point of the great room is an impressive moss rock fireplace. The rock enhances the beauty of the post & beam accents. The home has an open floor plan that provides a comfortable traffic pattern.
There is a spacious patio on the northeast end of the home with an outdoor kitchen off the great room. The pine flooring, matching baseboards and well-crafted woodwork add warmth to the home. The extensive back deck faces northwest and it has an attractive log railing. It is accessed from multiple points integrating the interior living spaces with the outdoors.
The great room leads to a dining area and open kitchen. The kitchen is defined by a nice sized breakfast and wet bar. It offers a large center island with a wine rack, breakfast nook with a fireplace, beautiful custom alder cabinetry, a commercial grade 6-burner gas range and built-in refrigerator & dishwasher. An abundance of windows and doors allow the home’s spectacular surroundings to be enjoyed from every room.
Separated from the main living areas are the home’s private spaces which include a library/study, three bedroom suites and a powder room. There are excellent storage spaces throughout the home beginning with built-in bookcases along the wide hallway that takes you from the main living area to the private spaces. A convenient powder room is available not far from the great room. The home has an owner’s suite with built-in bookshelves, generous his-and-hers walk-in closets, a fireplace and two French doors out to the back deck.
The spacious master bath features a soaking tub, double sink vanity with fanciful tile work & ceramic tile countertops, custom alder cabinetry, ceramic tile flooring and a tile accented shower.
Sedona was named the No.1 Most Beautiful Place in the United States (US Today Weekend). It offers a fabulous lifestyle. You wake up every morning to the inexhaustible splendor of the red rocks, the tranquil, pristine 1.8 million-acre Coconino National Forest and, if you’re lucky, to the sound of riparian rich Oak Creek. The sun is shining most days and the air and water are clean. You feel good! People are sure to catch “Red Rock Fever” and dream of living here. Sedona is a beautiful retreat from big city life with a sophistication that includes annual favorites like Jazz on the Rocks and the International Film Festival, and it has a thriving artist’s community. Sedona promotes health and well being and offers simplicity and beauty – two precious commodities these days. It is recognized as a place of healing – one that inspires, refreshes and renews. It has an eclectic population from all over the world where the people are warm and attitudes are friendly. You feel like you live in a National Park yet you are surrounded by great amenities including fine restaurants, world-class resorts and spas, and more than 40 galleries exhibiting a full spectrum of visual arts. With its four relatively mild seasons, Sedona offers incredible recreational opportunities all year long. It is a playground for every type of enthusiast you can think of, from history to geology, archaeology, outdoor, art and scenery. You can hike, bike, horseback ride, bird watch, golf, play tennis and ride your motorcycle in the famed, red glow of buttes, pinnacles and hoodoos that were 350 million years in the making in Red Rock Country.
