Some homes simply exist on their land, but this one feels designed in conversation with it. Frank Lloyd Wright inspired in its lines and structure, the adobe construction, low metal roof, and deep covered patios create a sense of shelter and permanence, as if the home has settled comfortably into the desert over time. Much of its original character remains beautifully intact, including the curved adobe fireplace, warm wood ceilings, and long stretches of glass that open the great room to the lawn and open sky, yet the home has also been thoughtfully renewed in ways that strengthen both its comfort and longevity.
Beginning in 2022, many of the most meaningful improvements were made quietly behind the walls and under the surface, including updated plumbing and septic, electrical and mechanical systems, and two new Trane HVAC units that give the home modern efficiency while preserving its architectural integrity. In 2023, a new metal roof and added insulation continued that same mindful care, blending contemporary performance with the authenticity of true adobe construction. Inside, refreshed bathrooms, flooring, and finishes feel calm and restrained, allowing the textures of brick, wood, and masonry to remain at the forefront.

The kitchen reflects that balance especially well. Its original wood cabinetry and handcrafted details remain, while the recently updated counters, appliances, and fixtures make the space feel quietly elevated and ready for everyday living. The visual connection to the patio and outdoor fireplace keeps the room tied to the landscape and to the easy rhythm between indoors and out.

The bedrooms each feel intentional in their simplicity, shaped by natural light and corner windows that draw your attention outward to the surrounding desert. The primary suite has a grounded, peaceful presence with views that stretch across the property, while the additional bedrooms echo that same feeling of warmth and thoughtful refresh, comfortable, cohesive, and true to the home's architectural language.

Outside, the property unfolds across the land in a way that feels purposeful rather than imposed. The green courtyard just beyond the great room creates an inviting central gathering space, and beyond it the terrain transitions into gently rolling desert and well-organized working areas. The barn and fenced spaces, with water and power in place and a natural flow between turnout areas, round pen, and riding space, function as part of the daily rhythm of the property rather than an add-on, practical and connected to the landscape.

This is a home with history and intention, thoughtfully strengthened in recent years, cared for with respect for its original vision, and ready for its next chapter with someone who values architecture, craft, and the kind of character that only time can create.