3
Bed
3.5
Bath
3,269
Sq Ft
3
Car
11,326
Sq Ft Lot
Mountains Edge was planned around the idea that a neighborhood should still feel like the desert it was built on, and this single-story residence sits at the quiet end of a cul-de-sac inside its gates. Ten-foot ceilings and crown molding carry through more than 3,200 square feet, and plantation shutters temper the light as it crosses the day. The kitchen is the working center of the home, appointed with granite counters and a full granite backsplash, custom cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, and an island wide enough to gather around. It opens to a family room anchored by a gas fireplace. The owner’s suite rests beneath a coffered ceiling with a walk-in closet and a bath arranged around a garden tub and separate shower. Two additional bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bath, and a den with its own full bath gives the floor plan a fourth room to become whatever is needed. Evening is when the property shows its best. A heated pool with water features runs the length of a covered patio, a pergola shades stamped concrete beyond it, and landscape lighting holds the yard long after the sun leaves. Owned solar, a three-car garage, and a quarter-acre lot round out a home built for the way this valley actually lives.
Formal Rooms, Still Formal
The plan opens with a dining room set apart under crown molding and a wrought iron chandelier, with an arched passage carrying through to the family spaces beyond. Ten-foot ceilings hold the proportion.
The Kitchen at Work
Granite runs the counters and climbs the wall as a full backsplash. A gas cooktop sits beneath a stainless hood, double ovens wait to the side, and the island gives the room its center.
Where the House Gathers
The kitchen opens directly to the family room, so cooking and company happen in one space. Windows line the far wall and the ceiling steps up in a tray edged with wood.
The Owner’s Suite
A coffered ceiling and wood floors give the primary bedroom its calm, and the room runs deep enough to hold a sitting area. The walk-in closet and bath sit just beyond.
A Bath Built to Linger
Dual vanities face each other across the room, with a garden tub set beneath the shutters and a separate glass shower alongside. Natural light carries through the middle of the day.
Blue Hour at the Pool
The heated pool stretches along the back of the house with water features spilling at one end. String lights come on over the patio and the desert sky does the rest.
Dinner Under the Pergola
A pergola shades a stamped concrete patio beside the pool, strung with lights for evenings that run long. The covered patio and synthetic lawn extend the living space further still.
