Few addresses in the American Southwest carry the visual drama of Schnebly Hill Road. This custom-built home sits on a generous elevated lot with the red rock formations of Sedona rising directly beyond the glass. The design is intentionally minimal – rammed earth walls, raw steel detailing, and a flat roofline that refuses to compete with the landscape. What results is a home that functions as a frame for one of the most remarkable views available at any price point in the region.

The interior follows the same philosophy: handmade plaster walls, sandstone floors, and a muted palette that draws the eye outward. The kitchen features a La Cornue range, custom steel-and-stone shelving, and a full-height pantry wall. The primary suite opens through sliding steel doors onto a private enclosed courtyard with a daybed, an outdoor fireplace, and a stone soaking tub positioned to face the rock formations. A detached guest casita with its own entrance sits at the rear of the property, offering full privacy for extended stays.