Privacy, Please: Desert Contemporary in Tucson, Ariz.
Set on 93 secluded acres bordering the National Forest, this sleek Southwestern home boasts amazing views.
From:
Long Realty Company
and
Luxury Portfolio
Desert Contemporary in Tucson, Ariz.
Tucked in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, this stunning contemporary home boasts sweeping views across its 93 secluded acres. The property is five minutes from the world-renowned Ventana Canyon Resort and Country Club in Tucson, Ariz.
Home Exterior
Shrugging off its Southwestern roots, the home's contemporary exterior is wrapped in glass and stone. The mixed material facade covers both the 5,188-square-foot main residence and the guesthouse.
Deck
The sun-drenched deck overlooks the home's infinity pool. Interested in dining alfresco? A table and chairs are all set for an open-air gathering on the contemporary deck.
Patio
Maps indicate that the residence is the highest home in the Catalina Foothills, located at an elevation of 3,550 feet. At night, lights from Tucson twinkle in the distance.
Dining Room
Glittering Tucson is the backdrop for dinner parties in this foothills home. A telescoping door quickly transforms the open dining area into an indoor-outdoor room for entertaining.
Dining Room
The open dining room is versatile for mealtime gatherings. Stone flooring, which runs throughout the main level of the home, is a rustic counterpoint to the contemporary furnishings.
Kitchen
Substantial updates in 2013 introduced Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances to the open kitchen. New cherry kitchen cabinet faces with lime green accents bring a contemporary vibe to the space.
Living Room
The split-level living room is located just off the open dining room. Levels of seating create dimension throughout the contemporary home.
Artist Studio
Panoramic windows give way to inspiration in the private artist studio. The creative space is outfitted with track lighting, built-in storage and a gallery wall.
Home Office
The pristine surroundings may prove to be a distraction when working from the home office. A custom Roman shade can be drawn to block the desert view when it's crunch time.
