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Special Listing Cond: N/A

Architecture: Contemporary

Master Bathroom: Full Bth Master Bdrm; Separate Shwr & Tub; Private Toilet Room; Other (See Remarks)

Master Bedroom: Split; Upstairs

Additional Bedroom: Other Bedroom Split; Other Bedroom Downstairs; Separate Bedroom Exit; Master Bedroom Walk-in Closet

Fireplace Features: Gas Fireplace; Fire Pit

Flooring: Concrete; Other

Pool Features: No Pool

Spa: Private; Above Ground; Heated

Dining Area: Formal

Kitchen Features: Electric Cooktop; Dishwasher; Built-in Microwave; Refrigerator; Reverse Osmosis; Wall Oven(s); Multiple Ovens; Non-laminate Counter; Kitchen Island

Laundry: Washer Included; Dryer Included; Stacked Washer/Dryer; Inside; Other; See Remarks

Other Rooms: Bonus/Game Room

Features: Water Purifier

Technology: High Speed Internet; Smart Home

Exterior Features: Balcony; Built-in BBQ; Covered Patio(s)

Parking Features: Direct Access; Garage Door Opener

Construction: Block; Other

Const - Finish: Stucco; Other (See Remarks)

Roofing: Foam; Other

Cooling: Central Air; Ceiling Fan(s); Programmable Thmstat

Heating: Other

Utilities: APS; Propane

Water Source: Private Well

Sewer: Septic Tank; Septic in & Cnctd

Services: Other (See Remarks)

Fencing: None

Property Description: Hillside Lot; City Light View(s); Mountain View(s); North/South Exposure; Street(s) Not Paved

Landscaping: Desert Front; Desert Back; Natural Desert Front; Natural Desert Back

Showing Notification Methods: Text; Phone Call

Lockbox Type: None

Possession: By Agreement

Association Fee Incl: No Fees

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

New Financing: Cash; Conventional

Disclosures: Seller Discl Avail; Agency Discl Req; Well Disclosure; Other (See Remarks)

Desert Modern Architecture: Nestled on a five-acre slope in Cave Creek, the Hidden Valley Desert House is a "long pavilion for living" designed by Wendell Burnette FAIA. This exceptional home features superb materials, detailed construction, and a unique plan, making it a masterwork of living design. The design, seemingly straightforward, surprises with its details: From the ground, the home is anchored on a solid plinth with stepped, local concrete masonry walls and a monolithic hand-applied plaster-style coating. Above, a large shade canopy appears to float, offering shelter. The upper roof canopy features a deep, mill-finish stainless steel fascia that screens solar panels and mechanicals, echoing the landscape and sky. Approaching the home, a concrete stepped path leads to a dramatic gathering space. Water features are on the west, with ponds, while the east includes a fire-pit for cool desert nights. Solar orientation and photovoltaic panels make this home eco-friendly. Generous living is abundant here. The main level includes a chef's kitchen with a coffee nook, opening to an outdoor gathering space. The great room features a dining area and built-in A/V wall. An intimate space includes a fire feature and wine column, converting to an outdoor patio-room. A hidden transition wall reveals a private meditation room with a view of the Koi pond shared with the Owners Suite. The Owners Suite opens outdoors, keeping the bath and sinks secluded. A Japanese-style bath includes a wood soaking tub and handmade wooden sink. The plan offers three bedrooms plus extra exercise and office spaces, easily convertible for any needs. Guest rooms are on the lower level for privacy. The home includes a large protected pet run. Artfully sighted, the primarily south-facing home is surrounded by mature Saguaro, with a unique ecology featuring a teddy bear cholla field to the east. The home is elevated for sweeping views from the Phoenix Valley to the south, with the Continental Mountains to the east reflecting the sunset sky. Inside, the canopy's underside uses a black theatrical fabric scrim for deep soft shade and a continuous open feeling. Outside, a similar dark night sky wooden ceiling structure exists. The lowest level offers comfort, while the upper levels are open to views and earth, with doors and glazing creating a larger living space. When opened, there are often no distinctions between inside and outside. A subtly rich material palette includes "shadow reflective finishes" of cold-rolled mill finish steel, ebonized sustainable MDF, three dark finishes of sustainable resin-infused paper, colored felt wall panels, and integral color purple-black hand-applied stucco walls with embedded vermiculite. The Japanese concept of "Wabi-Sabi" is embraced, celebrating new and old, rich and diverse textures. Built to a high level of craft, this home is irreplaceable at this price. The architect's statement encapsulates the home's serenity and harmony: "For our clients, this house was about purging/simplifying their life and also about an indoor/outdoor house for their Koi, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, and one cat and their very specific way of living." We are certain you'll find this home the perfect definition of Desert Living. The Hidden Valley Desert Home is highly published. Here are just a few to visit: The Coolector: /hidden-valley-desert-house Dezeen: /2018/08/08/wendell-burnette-hidden-valley-desert-house-arizona/ Arch Daily: /899944/hidden-valley-desert-house-wendell-burnette-architects