For buyers searching for a distinctive Red Rock Loop luxury home in Sedona, this private 1.61-acre property offers a combination of custom architecture, expansive red rock views, natural materials, outdoor living, and direct access to some of West Sedona’s most recognizable scenery.
Located off Red Rock Loop Road on a private paved road, the home was originally built by Design Group in 1992 and underwent a full remodel in 2008. The residence spans approximately 2,700 square feet and includes three bedrooms and three full bathrooms, with each bedroom offering an ensuite bath.
The property also includes multiple decks, an attached casita, a garage, additional parking, private outdoor spaces, a hot tub, a Finlandia sauna, and access to the banks of Oak Creek within about a five-minute walk.
Architecture by Design Group
One of the defining features of this property is its connection to Design Group, an architectural firm known in Sedona for detailed use of natural materials and strong indoor-outdoor design.
Stone and wood appear throughout the home, both inside and outside.
The exterior includes extensive rockwork, landscaped pathways, deep roof overhangs, and a multi-tiered pond that cascades alongside the outdoor living spaces.
The design consistently connects the architecture to the surrounding landscape rather than separating the house from it.
Private Setting on 1.61 Acres
The approximately 1.61-acre parcel provides a substantial buffer around the home.
That added land contributes to the privacy of the setting and creates a feeling of being surrounded by nature rather than neighboring development.
The property includes multiple outdoor paths and level areas, along with a former circular space where a previous owner had a labyrinth.
There is also an area with a small corral and outdoor storage building that appears to have been used in the past for a horse.
Buyers should independently verify any intended future use of these areas.
Views of Cathedral Rock and the Red Rock Landscape
The home is positioned to capture some of Sedona’s most recognizable formations.
Views include Cathedral Rock, Seven Warriors, and the Mogollon Rim in the distance.
From inside the home, Cathedral Rock is framed through the windows in the main living area.
The property’s elevated position creates a treetop feel, offering broad views while preserving privacy.
Main Living Area With Natural Materials
The main living area continues the home’s emphasis on handcrafted materials.
Features include:
- Custom cut-stone fireplace
- Built-in wenge wood cabinetry
- Large windows
- Natural stone details
- Access to outdoor decks
- Expansive red rock views
The fireplace acts as a central architectural feature while the surrounding windows keep the landscape visible from the interior.
The result is a space that feels closely connected to the setting outside.
Large Second Deck With Quiet Views
A second deck extends the living space outdoors.
The deck provides enough room for seating and takes advantage of the quiet, private setting.
Deep overhangs provide shelter and shade while maintaining the architectural style seen throughout the rest of the property.
For buyers who value outdoor living, the home offers several separate spaces for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the surrounding scenery.
Creative Studio or Flex Space
One of the more distinctive interior spaces can function as a creative studio.
The room could be used for:
- Art
- Music
- Stargazing
- Reading
- Creative work
- Home office needs
Built-in details continue the design language used throughout the rest of the residence.
Large windows also bring in the same views found in the main living areas.
Custom Kitchen With Multiple Wood Species
The kitchen showcases a wide variety of materials and custom details.
A live-edge juniper top creates a substantial bar area, while the cabinetry incorporates multiple wood species, including African rosewood, wenge, and zebra wood.
The kitchen also features:
- Stone countertops
- Gas cooktop
- JennAir appliances
- Apron-front sink
- Hidden appliance garage
- Extensive cabinetry
- South-facing kitchen window
The combination of different woods and natural stone reinforces the handcrafted character of the house.
Whole-House Lighting and Sound
The home includes Lutron custom lighting throughout, with dimmers integrated into the system.
A whole-house Sonos sound system is also installed.
These systems add a modern layer of convenience to a home whose visual identity is heavily rooted in natural materials and custom craftsmanship.
Handcrafted Staircase and Concrete Floors
The staircase is another architectural highlight.
Its proportions, materials, and detailing contribute to the overall design rather than functioning as a purely practical transition between levels.
The home also features SoyCreek concrete floors, continuing the combination of natural and durable materials used throughout the property.
Private Primary Suite
The primary suite is designed around privacy and connection to the outdoors.
Asian design influences appear in Shoji-style panels and wood detailing.
A wall of windows overlooks a private deck, where homeowners can access a hot tub and Finlandia sauna.
The suite also includes direct outdoor access and views of the surrounding red rock landscape.
Japanese Soaking Tub and Spa-Like Primary Bath
The primary bathroom is one of the home’s most distinctive spaces.
Its features include:
- Deep Japanese soaking tub with eight jets
- Red rock views from the tub
- Large picture windows
- Stone Forest sinks
- Tanzanian stone counters
- Waterfall-inspired lavatory design
- Rainfall shower
- Handheld shower
The shower is positioned to blur the visual boundary between the interior and the landscape outside.
Large windows create an outdoor feeling while maintaining the privacy of the suite.
Primary Closet Storage
The primary closet includes built-in organization and storage.
Features include:
- Dual chest of drawers
- Shelving
- Hanging areas
- Additional storage
This keeps the suite functional while remaining consistent with the home’s emphasis on custom built-in elements.
Second Ensuite Bedroom
The second bedroom is also generously sized.
It currently accommodates a queen-size bed but has enough space for a king-size bed and a seating area.
The room includes tongue-and-groove ceilings and substantial exposed wood beams, giving it a warm, cabin-like feel.
Its ensuite bathroom continues the home’s attention to detail.
Custom Guest Bathroom Materials
The second ensuite bathroom uses a combination of tile, stone, pebble flooring, copper plumbing fixtures, and live-edge wood.
A handmade tile sink provides a variation on the stone sinks used elsewhere in the home.
This approach allows the bathrooms to remain visually connected while still giving each one a distinct personality.
Hot Tub, Sauna, and Outdoor Shower
The primary outdoor deck includes a hot tub surrounded by a private natural setting.
Nearby, the Finlandia sauna provides an additional wellness feature.
An outdoor shower is also located in this area.
Together, these elements create a private outdoor retreat that is closely integrated with the primary suite.
Access to Oak Creek
One of the property’s notable outdoor advantages is access to the banks of Oak Creek.
According to the property overview, Oak Creek is approximately a five-minute walk away and is available to owners and their guests.
For buyers who value proximity to water, this creates another connection to Sedona’s natural environment beyond the red rock views.
Attached Casita and Third Bedroom
The third bedroom is located in an attached casita connected to the main home by a breezeway.
The casita continues the same material palette found elsewhere in the property.
Features include:
- African slate floors
- Tongue-and-groove wood ceilings
- Custom built-ins
- Natural window shades
- Blackout shades
- Red rock views
- Private bathroom
This layout can provide added separation for guests while still remaining physically connected to the main residence.
Casita Bathroom
The casita bathroom includes a walk-in shower, double vanities, generously sized sinks, pebble flooring, a bench, handheld shower, storage niches, and a Toto Washlet.
Additional linen storage is located nearby.
The materials and finishes continue the same mix of natural stone, wood, and handcrafted details seen throughout the rest of the house.
Additional Storage and Potential Wine Cellar
The home is also located approximately a 10-minute walk from Thunder Mountain Trailhead, according to the property overview.
The trailhead provides access to miles of trails in the surrounding area.
For buyers who prioritize hiking and outdoor recreation, this proximity adds another layer of convenience.
Rather than driving across Sedona to reach a trail system, residents can access substantial hiking opportunities close to home.
Garage and Additional Parking
The home includes a garage connected through the breezeway.
There is also additional parking near the upper portion of the driveway with space for approximately four cars.
A gas hookup for a barbecue is located near the garage area.
For a property with multiple indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces, the additional parking can be especially useful.
Dark-Sky Compliant Landscaping
Exterior lighting is designed to be dark-sky compliant.
The landscape lighting is set on timers and illuminates the property at night while maintaining sensitivity to Sedona’s dark-sky environment.
This feature complements the home’s connection to nature and can also benefit buyers who enjoy stargazing.
Is This Red Rock Loop Property Right for You?
This Red Rock Loop luxury home in Sedona combines approximately 2,700 square feet of living space with 1.61 acres, three ensuite bedrooms, an attached casita, multiple decks, custom natural materials, extensive red rock views, and outdoor wellness features.
Its architecture emphasizes privacy, craftsmanship, and the relationship between the home and the surrounding landscape.
The property also offers access to Oak Creek, a private setting, substantial outdoor space, and a design that carries consistent materials and detailing from the main living areas to the guest spaces and exterior.
For buyers interested in a custom Sedona residence with a strong architectural identity, natural materials, and close connection to the Red Rock Loop environment, this property offers a distinctive option to consider.
For more information about the property, buyers can connect with Nancy Turbyfill of Sedona Luxury Homes.
