Stories: Two

Style: Spanish Mission

Roof: Built-Up

Living Areas: Great Room

Dining Areas: Breakfast Nook

Dining Room: Area

Kitchen Features: Dishwasher; Garbage Disposal; Refrigerator

Laundry: Laundry Room

Extra Room: Loft; Rec Room

Guest Facilities: None

Interior Features: Split Bedroom Plan

Fireplace Location: Living Room

Floor Covering: Carpet; Mexican Tile; Wood

Window Covering: None

Main Cooling: Central Air; Evaporative Cooling

Main Heating: Electric; Forced Air

Gas: None

Sewer: Septic

Water: Water Company

Security: None

Garage/Carport Feat: Electric Door Opener

Patio/Deck: Covered

Pool: None

Spa: None

Landscape - Front: Desert Plantings

Landscape - Rear: Desert Plantings

View: Mountains

RV Parking: Space Available

Neighborhood Feature: None

Terms: Cash; Conventional

Property Disclosures: Unknown

where the goal of the original builders of a home that would "allow our spirits to soar" is well-met with an entry dome 20 feet high at its zenith. Four handsome tall brick arches lead to other parts of the home, with two flanking the great room, which is truly "great" in size and spirit with soaring wood ceilings accented with Douglas Fir 36-foot-long hand-hewn beams that extend out to the covered brick terrace viewed through a wall of windows, connecting the interior of the home with the magnificent outdoor views. A focal point of the great room is a massive fireplace (a well-disguised Heatilator) set in a wall of river rock brought to the site from Sonoita AZ. An iron-railed " Romeo & Juliet" balcony from the master suite above overlooks the great room, while a gracefully sculpted concrete staircase ascends to the upstairs master suite. The large open kitchen, with a lower more intimate beamed ceiling, is fully updated in the past two years and provides new granite counters, Bosch induction cooktop, attractive stainless cooktop hood, two refrigerator drawers, wall oven and microwave, and dishwasher, all high quality....and glorious views such that there will never be any complaints about washing dishes in this kitchen. The remodel retained the original cabinetry of oak with saguaro ribs carefully hand cut to fit snugly. A concrete banco provides comfortable cozy seating for the adjacent breakfast area and family room and all interior doors are made from oak corral fencing from a 1930's Tucson dude ranch. The flooring of the kitchen/family room area is oak recycled from a school gym—there's a lot of local history built into this home. And a few secrets, like the kitchen cabinet that pulls aside to reveal a stairway down to an enclosed basement area perfect for a wine cellar, media room, man cave...use your imagination! Small wine fridge already there and included. Head back upstairs to the spacious master suite, with the inside balcony opening to the great room below and glass doors to an outdoor balcony and those marvelous mountain vistas. The master bath, elegantly remodeled to reflect a contemporary yet still "in the mountains and nature" feel, uses slate and stone finishes in natural tones in keeping with the connected-to-nature sense in the home. Also new is the carpet in the great room, barely walked upon since being installed six months ago. The garage has new solid wood cabinets and an under counter refrigerator. The frosting on the top of the cake is the cupola and roof deck on the top level- you can see for miles and miles!! No HOA, so bring the big boy toys, RV, all the equipment that will make this unique and special house a home for you. There is space for everything!!