An Architectural Gem Surfaces for the First Time in the Arizona Desert
Location: 5133 E McDonald Drive, Paradise Valley, Arizona
Price: $3,400,000
Year Built: 1986
Architect: Eddie Jones, FAIA/Jones Studio
Footprint: 3,229 square feet (three bedrooms, three baths)
Lot Size: 0.96 acres
From the Agent: "There are few homes remaining that represent the Arizona school of desert modern architecture. The Halas House, designed by ‘Master of the Southwest’ architect Eddie Jones, FAIA is one of them. Immaculately kept by the original family, this home is being offered for the first time ever. Featured in many publications, this award-winning home nestles into the hillside of Camelback Mountain offering a quiet, yet expressive design that is delightfully integrated into nature. With commanding views of Paradise Valley, the home offers superb brick masonry, copper construction, simply amazing detailing, and custom steel elements. Not a single detail was overlooked."
The desert home sits nestled amidst native vegetation that provides plenty of privacy.
The half-barrel vault ceiling in the main living area is capped in redwood, while the custom millwork is made from white oak. Floor-to-ceiling windows draw in natural light.
Steps from the living room is the dining area and kitchen, which offers a plethora of storage.
The spacious primary suite features a walk-in closet, an office area, and direct outdoor access.
In addition to a full-size lap pool, the backyard also features an outdoor shower and plenty of patio space for entertaining. A three-car garage is also included in the property.
The Halas House, located at 5133 E McDonald Drive, in Paradise Valley, Arizona, is currently listed for $3,400,000 by Scott and Debbie Jarson of AZ Architecture, Jarson & Jarson Real Estate.
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