Welcome to the most phenomenal, livable modern home in Paradise Valley. On a cul-de-sac street, bathed in natural light, finished in Italian marble, and surrounded by grounds that feel like a resort, this house is privacy and style writ large.
The connection with the exterior is continuous, as the entire home opens to the outdoors thanks to walls of pivoting and sliding doors. And with all this glass, the deep overhangs are designed for desert living: summer sun stays out of the house. The custom, Italian cabinetry throughout is topped with massive slabs of the finest, Calacatta marble. And while the Italian ceramic tile is as continuous as the natural light, the acoustic ceilings make this is the rare occasion of modern, and quiet. (more details below)
Supplements: ...The master bath will compete with your favorite spa thanks to its book-matched marble slabs, Macassar ebony millwork, totally private balcony, soaking tub, vessel sinks, steam shower and polished stainless accents. The Master suite is bookended by a second balcony affording views of the expansive back yard and distant mountains.
House up to 6 cars in the two garages, one of which has a wall of glass to frame a massive, 110-yr old Ironwood tree in the back yard. Speaking of trees, the grounds contain over four dozen. Privacy? Got it. Summer shade? Got that too.
Originally designed by famed, local architect, Ned Sawyer, the residence was completely refinished and reinvisioned by Al Beadle protégé, Rich Fairbourn. Folks, this is Architecture, inside and out. No expense has been spared. It is the most spectacular, livable, modern home in town, period.
