This thoughtfully designed home embodies the best of Sedona living - truly spectacular red rock views, modern indoor-outdoor living, and a spacious 2ac lot with private access to lush Oak Creek and endless nature trails. Your new home is in historic Cross Creek Ranch, where the sense of peace, authenticity, and quietude is real. The heart of the home is the entertainer's kitchen and gathering area, opening to a large redwood-accented patio with an expansive, fully opening wall of glass doors leading onto a generous covered patio and breathtaking views of Cathedral Rock, where memories of delightful meals & inspired conversations will surely be made. Quality construction materials include highly insulated concrete block form (ICF), metal roofing and natural stone and wood throughout. The layout works well:just-right-sized spaces, an open kitchen, a primary suite with custom redwood closet, and 3 guest suites each with separate entrances opening to dramatic views.. The extended double garage is fitted with upgraded power for future workshop area (220v), and view windows. Guest suites are also designed for flexibility of use with additional power and plumbing installed for whatever future uses an owner can conceive - art studio, caretaker kitchenette, etc. Well-insulated and designed for cross-ventilation, a/c is rarely required, further adding to the natural peace and quietude of this modern gem. Enter the sweeping drive along curving, well-crafted walls of red rock quarried from the site which set the tone for the exterior spaces. Real stacked-stone accent walls complement the redwood panel details, The extra-thick ICF walls allow for deep window frames and an at grade patio. The landscape is ready with installed drip irrigation infrastructure, approved planting plans, and stone lined water channels Exterior power and plumbing are in place for your jacuzzi and/or pool. This is all set for you to personalize with your own landscaping preferences. This custom-crafted home's neutral palette is a perfect blank canvas ready for your style. The home's design invites you to sense the pristine high desert surroundings and the wonder of the oasis created by Oak Creek and its network of 1880's irrigation canals. You will have direct access to cool Oak Creek for summer swimming or winter cold plunge, trout fishing and a lazy day frolicking along the creek, Red Rock State Park trails, and National Forest land abundant with wildlife. Situated off Red Rock Loop, one of Sedona's most scenic drives, you can enjoy each moment of the 7 minute trip into Sedona. Cross Creek Ranch is a rare natural and historic gem. With lush meadows, Cottonwood and Sycamore trees, amber cliffs and rolling hills, it is truly one of the most spectacular private properties in Sedona. The community features hiking and walking trail systems for strolls and bike rides. The seller is motivated due to a recent change of plans which presents an opportunity for you to step into a wonderful situation here in a home ready to make your own. Details: Western Windows (large doors) and Anderson windows throughout Highly fireproof home. Metal roof, concrete and stone exterior walls, fire-treated Redwood panels and landscaping designed enough away from the house to further mitigate fire danger. Travertine patio, Italian tile and quartz, pebbled concrete aggregate driveway and parking court Neutral color palette Large opening telescoping and sliding glass doors create delightful cross breezes Additional 220V wiring for future uses in guest suites Wired and plumbed for Jacuzzi and or pool. Landscaping irrigation is set up throughout the site's several landscaping areas Red rock walls are set with concrete and rebar, all red stone was sourced from the site Real Stacked stone accent walls (not cultured stone panels) Connect to Fiber optic cable (Century Link) recently installed in Cross Creek Ranch.

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