Arizona, Coconino County, Sedona, USA

Panoramic Red Rock Views from this Frank Lloyd Wright-Inspired Historical Pueblo Home, Called The Kiva House. It is Described as Built to Blend in with Sedona Red Rocks, with Hand Finished Redwood Interior, Stained Glass Windows, & Relaxing Kiva Room. The Main Living Spaces Face the East and the Window Placement Draw the Eye to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Base of Twin Buttes & Surrounding Chapel Vistas. The Kiva Room is Finished with Window Treatments, a Stone Alter, & Wrap-Around Stone Benches. The Walls and Ceiling are Painted as a Homage to the Hopi Culture. The Primary Bedroom has a Wood Stove, Small Walled Patio that Provides Views of Bell Rock & Lee Mountain. The Core of the Home is a Semi-Circular Redwood Wall with Beams Across the Great Room & Front Hall in a Sunlit pattern. The Floors are Slate Consistent with Organic Materials that make up the Interior. The Great Room has a Large Wood Stove Atop a Red Rock Foundation. A Picture Window Provides a Direct View of The Chapel and The Nuns. The Kitchen Connects to the Great Room; it Contains a Custom Designed Wood Island to Match the Halls and the Great Room Curvature. Stained Glass Windows Adorn the Kiva Room and the Staircase Leading to the Guest Suite. There is a Cozy Sitting Room off of the Guest Suite. The Spiritual Culture of Sedona Identifies the home as Triangulated by three Geological Icons, Two of which are Considered Energy Vortexes. The Kiva House is a Historic Landmark that was Recognized on May 13, 2024, by the City of Sedona. The House can be Modified on the Inside to Suit a New Owner. The Home will have a New Roof Scheduled for December. There is a 350-Gallon Rain Barrel that Waters Many Areas of the Garden. The Home Can be Short Term Rented. Hiking and Biking Trails Abound in the Chapel Area.