Southwestern

Situated within the gated enclave of The Garrison in the Old Fort Lowell Historic District, this architecturally compelling territorial residence offers a rare combination of privacy, authenticity, and elevated desert living. A graceful arched entry introduces a private, walled front courtyard, immediately establishing a sense of arrival. Surrounded by warm masonry walls and layered desert landscaping, the courtyard is designed as an intimate outdoor gathering space, complete with ambient lighting and a covered north facing veranda. This area serves as both a retreat and a refined prelude to the interiors beyond. Inside, the home reveals dramatic scale and architectural character. Soaring ceilings articulated by exposed wood vigas create volume and visual interest, while clerestory windows draw in natural light with intention. Stained concrete floors extend throughout, grounding the residence in a modern sensibility that complements textured and neutral-toned walls with softly sculpted corners. The Great Room unfolds as the central gathering space, seamlessly connecting living and dining areas. Expansive picture windows and glass doors frame courtyard views and reinforce the effortless indoor outdoor flow that defines the property. The kitchen is both striking and functional, anchored by solid wood cabinetry, slab granite countertops, and a diagonally set porcelain backsplash. A professional grade stainless steel gas range and hood command attention, complemented by premium appliances and a generous peninsula with an integrated sink and bar seating. A built-in desk provides additional versatility while maintaining a cohesive design narrative. The bedroom wing is thoughtfully arranged for privacy and flexibility. The office or third bedroom features custom built-in wood cabinetry with an integrated Murphy bed, allowing the space to transition seamlessly between executive office and guest suite. French glass doors open directly to the front courtyard, enhancing its connection to the outdoors. On the southwest end of the residence, the primary suite offers generous proportions, soft southern facing natural light, and direct access to the rear patio. The spa inspired bath is appointed with a soaking tub set within a tiled surround, a separate glass enclosed shower with decorative tile detailing, dual vanities, and expansive counter space. On the southeast end, the guest bedroom provides comfortable separation and is paired with a beautifully finished ensuite bath with coordinated tile work and elevated finishes. At the rear of the home, the primary entertaining courtyard unfolds as a dynamic outdoor living environment. Brick paver patios, raised planters, banco seating, and multiple lounge and dining areas create a layered, resort like setting, with curated landscaping and soft string lighting elevate evening gatherings. Seamlessly connected to the interior through generous glass openings, this outdoor sanctuary becomes a natural extension of the home, embodying the sophistication and ease of refined desert living.

Situated within the gated enclave of The Garrison in the Old Fort Lowell Historic District, this architecturally compelling territorial residence offers a rare combination of privacy, authenticity, and elevated desert living. A graceful arched entry introduces a private, walled front courtyard, immediately establishing a sense of arrival. Surrounded by warm masonry walls and layered desert landscaping, the courtyard is designed as an intimate outdoor gathering space, complete with ambient lighting and a covered north facing veranda. This area serves as both a retreat and a refined prelude to the interiors beyond. Inside, the home reveals dramatic scale and architectural character. Soaring ceilings articulated by exposed wood vigas create volume and visual interest, while clerestory windows draw in natural light with intention. Stained concrete floors extend throughout, grounding the residence in a modern sensibility that complements textured and neutral-toned walls with softly sculpted corners. The Great Room unfolds as the central gathering space, seamlessly connecting living and dining areas. Expansive picture windows and glass doors frame courtyard views and reinforce the effortless indoor outdoor flow that defines the property. The kitchen is both striking and functional, anchored by solid wood cabinetry, slab granite countertops, and a diagonally set porcelain backsplash. A professional grade stainless steel gas range and hood command attention, complemented by premium appliances and a generous peninsula with an integrated sink and bar seating. A built-in desk provides additional versatility while maintaining a cohesive design narrative. The bedroom wing is thoughtfully arranged for privacy and flexibility. The office or third bedroom features custom built-in wood cabinetry with an integrated Murphy bed, allowing the space to transition seamlessly between executive office and guest suite. French glass doors open directly to the front courtyard, enhancing its connection to the outdoors. On the southwest end of the residence, the primary suite offers generous proportions, soft southern facing natural light, and direct access to the rear patio. The spa inspired bath is appointed with a soaking tub set within a tiled surround, a separate glass enclosed shower with decorative tile detailing, dual vanities, and expansive counter space. On the southeast end, the guest bedroom provides comfortable separation and is paired with a beautifully finished ensuite bath with coordinated tile work and elevated finishes. At the rear of the home, the primary entertaining courtyard unfolds as a dynamic outdoor living environment. Brick paver patios, raised planters, banco seating, and multiple lounge and dining areas create a layered, resort like setting, with curated landscaping and soft string lighting elevate evening gatherings. Seamlessly connected to the interior through generous glass openings, this outdoor sanctuary becomes a natural extension of the home, embodying the sophistication and ease of refined desert living.