5339 E SAN MIGUEL Avenue, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 (MLS# 6163700)

Special Listing Cond: Owner/Agent

Architecture: Other

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

Fireplace Features: 1 Fireplace

Flooring: Other

Pool Features: Private

Spa: None

Dining Area: Formal

Kitchen Features: Range/Oven Elec; Dishwasher; Refrigerator; Reverse Osmosis; Wall Oven(s); Multiple Ovens; Granite Counters

Laundry: Washer Included; Inside

Other Rooms: Bonus/Game Room; Exercise/Sauna Room

Features: Elevator

Technology: Security Sys Owned; Smart Home

Construction: Block; Steel Frame; Ducts Professionally Air-Sealed; Spray Foam Insulation

Const - Finish: Other (See Remarks)

Roofing: Foam

Cooling: Central Air

Heating: Electric

Plumbing: Recirculation Pump; Gas Hot Wtr – Tnklss

Utilities: APS; SW Gas

Water Source: Pvt Water Company

Sewer: Septic Tank

Fencing: Block

Property Description: Hillside Lot; City Light View(s); Mountain View(s); North/South Exposure

Landscaping: Desert Front; Desert Back

Showing Notification Methods: Phone Call

Lockbox Type: None

Possession: Close of Escrow

Association Fee Incl: No Fees

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

New Financing: Cash

Disclosures: None

The mountain is held back by varying thicknesses of vertical stone clad masonry retaining walls while the building is articulated entirely in hot rolled steel. The exterior of the building is a rhythm of exposed structural columns and custom corrugated cladding mirroring the furrows of the cacti lining the entryway. The steel-clad base of the home blends with the landscape by day and disappears in the evening leaving the glass upper level as a glowing piece of the mountain. The exterior walls fold into the building, leading you up an oak and steel stair to the living spaces above. The interior is a study of materials and their connections. Steel detailing defines the planes of oak, terrazzo, plaster, and stone finishes. Much like the structure and its relationship to its site, it is the crafting of the intersection and connection of these materials that define this architecture. Each space takes advantage of its mountain views. Custom outboard steel and glass sliding walls open to bring the rock outcroppings into the experience. The house becomes one with its landscape leaving only the question of time. It is as if it was always there, connected and part of its mountain site.