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Architecture: Contemporary

View: Red Rocks/Boulders; Trees/Woods; Mountain(s)

Master Bathroom: Full Bth Master Bdrm; Separate Shwr & Tub

Additional Bedroom: Master Bedroom Walk-in Closet

Fireplace Features: Gas Fireplace

Flooring: Tile; Vinyl

Window Features: Screens; Dual Pane

Dining Area: Formal; Breakfast Bar

Kitchen Features: Gas Oven; Disposal; Dishwasher; Refrigerator; Engy Star (See Rmks); Reverse Osmosis; Wall Oven(s); Walk-in Pantry; Kitchen Island

Foundation Details: Slab

Other Rooms: Great Room; Den/Office; Separate Workshop

Interior Features: Central Vacuum

Technology: Cable TV Avail; Security System Owned

Exterior Features: Covered Patio(s); Patio; Rain Gutters; Other

Parking Features: Garage Door Opener; Off Street

Road Access Type: City Street

Road Surface Type: Paved

Road Responsibility: City Maintained Road

Construction: Wood Frame

Const - Finish: Stucco

Roofing: Tile

Cooling: Central Air; Ceiling Fan(s); Other

Heating: Natural Gas

Plumbing: Recirculation Pump; Gas Hot Water Heater

Utilities: Natural Gas Available; Phone Available

Water Source: Pvt Water Company

Irrigation: None

Sewer: Sewer - Public; No Sewer/Septic

Fencing: Perimeter

Property Description: Cul-De-Sac Lot

Unit Style: All on One Level

New Financing: Cash; Cash to Loan

Photos) In the east wing of the home you'll pass the essential den on your way to the lovely powder room & two charming guest rooms & an amazing three car garage with epoxy flooring and a great workshop area. The designer of this home is a genius at maximizing the space so that the home lives much larger than the square footage might suggest. Beyond aesthetics, the residence incorporates Green construction elements  including an incredible Energy Star rating of 35 & an owned solar system that keeps utility bills at bay. The owners report that the highest monthly electricity bill they have ever had was $28! Here's what Rebecca and Dave Landis have to say about their home: What We Love About Our Home... First of all, its very peaceful and quiet. That's a comment we hear from just about everyone who has visited us. A year ago we had our home blessed by visiting Buddhist Monks. Our home has felt extremely grounded and positive sense. There's an abundance of nature moving through the back yard. We often see Deer, Coyote, Javelina, Road Runners, and one one occasion, a bobcat in a tree. What we never expected was what a great neighborhood it is. The neighbors on all sides look out for each other and get along famously. Before moving to Sedona we asked a friend, where's the best location to live? Hands down: West Sedona as you are out of the traffic and close to all services. That was some of the best advice we've ever been given. What some people don't know when moving to Sedona is that there are hundreds of off road bike trails and hiking trails that bring too many people into neighborhoods. Pink Jeeps also are in communities creating noise and traffic. Rimstone has no access to trail heads or off road vehicles. Peace!