Special Listing Cond: N/A

Status Update: Multiple Offers Received

Architecture: Contemporary

View: Mountain(s)

Master Bathroom: Full Bth Master Bdrm; Separate Shwr & Tub; Double Vanity; Private Toilet Room; 2 Master Baths

Master Bedroom: Split

Additional Bedroom: Separate Bedroom Exit; Master Bedroom Walk-in Closet; Other Bedroom Walk-in Closet

Flooring: Concrete; Stone; Wood

Window Features: Dual Pane; Low-Emissivity Windows

Private Pool Features: Lap

Spa: Private

Dining Area: Formal; Eat-in Kitchen; Breakfast Bar; Dining in LR/GR; Breakfast Room

Kitchen Features: Gas Stub for Range; Pantry; Walk-in Pantry; Kitchen Island

Laundry: Inside

Other Rooms: Family Room; Great Room; Bonus/Game Room; Guest Qtrs-Sep Entrn; Exercise/Sauna Room

Interior Features: Vaulted Ceiling(s); No Interior Steps

Technology: 3+ Exist Tele Lines; Pre-Wire Sat Dish; High Speed Internet

Exterior Features: Playground; Covered Patio(s); Patio; Pvt Yrd(s)/Crtyrd(s); Sport Court(s)

Parking Features: Direct Access; Garage Door Opener; Over Height Garage; Tandem Garage

Construction: Block; Other

Const - Finish: Other (See Remarks)

Construction Status: Under Construction

Roofing: Foam

Cooling: Other; See Remarks

Heating: Other; See Remarks

Utilities: APS; SW Gas

Water Source: City Water

Sewer: Sewer - Public; Sewer-In & Connected

Fencing: Wrought Iron; Block

Landscaping: Desert Front; Desert Back

Showing Notification Methods: Text; Email; Phone Call

Lockbox Type: None

Possession: Close of Escrow

Association Fee Incl: No Fees

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

New Financing: Cash; Conventional

Disclosures: Agency Discl Req

The entire project was designed with true modernist principles and theory inspired by Glenn Murcutt and his architectural philosophy. As an architect, critic and winner of the 2002 Pritzker Prize, Glenn Murcutt, (born 25 July 1936) has designed some of Australia's most innovative and environmentally sensitive buildings over a long careerand yet he still remains a one man office. Despite working on his own, primarily on private residences and exclusively in Australia, his buildings have had a huge influence across the world and his motto of "touch the earth lightly" is internationally recognized as a way to foster harmonious, adaptable structures that work with the surrounding landscape instead of competing with it. Importance was placed on inviting the outside environment into the living space by using minimalist custom window system, extensive floor to ceiling glass and custom "endless" slot windows that disappear below the floor and above the ceiling borders, large operating enclosure in the master bath and extended lines of sight throughout the home. All of this was accomplished while still maintaining privacy. Natural light was important to the owners. Extensive sun and light patterns were analyzed and used to determine home orientation, placement of skylights and roofline design to optimize natural light transmission without excessive overexposure and minimal thermal impact. Compression and expansion was used to create drama of the entry way into the main living area of the home and to soften the modern design by creating some intimate living (bedrooms) and entertaining spaces (Bar/Informal living). Most of the structural components of the project were intentionally utilized to create the aesthetic of the home resulting in extensive exposed concrete, raw steel and ground concrete floors. These designed elements were softened by combining these materials with natural wood and using board formed concrete finishes in many areas of the home. The formal living space, bar and both back and front outdoor spaces were designed to be elegant and contiguous for dramatic and flexible entertaining. The pool was created to provide a true resort environment while also providing an additional exercise option for the owners as a 25 meter lap pool and most importantly to provide a signature aesthetic to the home by using over sized dimensions, zero edge water flow and a darker finish that enhances reflectivity. Living spaces (size/orientation/design intention), circulation patterns and finishes have all been carefully designed to enhance comfortable and efficient living.