5 Luxury Arizona Homes from Sedona to Scottsdale

From its elevated setting in Mystic Hills, this fully renovated Sedona residence sits in the shadows of the area’s famed red rocks, with unobstructed views toward Twin Buttes and Cathedral Rock. Inside, soaring ceilings and walls of glass keep the landscape front and center, shaping a modern desert style that opens to several patios for unhurried afternoons in the Sedona sunshine. Three bedroom view suites are paired with a den/media room, creating welcome separation for you and your guests. The comprehensive renovation brings modern finishes designed to catch the golden-hour light as it moves across nearby formations. Just 150 yards away, the Sedona trail system invites an easy rhythm of daily exploration. Clubhouse amenities include a pool, jacuzzi, tennis, pickleball, a fitness center, and occasional Happy Hour—ideal for a lock-and-leave escape.

Within the exclusive enclave of Stone Canyon in Oro Valley, this Tuscan country custom residence unfolds as a charming retreat on a private four-home cul-de-sac, framed by Catalina and open desert views. Beautifully furnished, it blends luxury amenities with rustic elements for a setting that feels both relaxed and considered. Walls of huge Catalina stone boulders border the welcoming façade and courtyard, while inside, a bright, open layout keeps everyday living easy and connected. Outdoors, the experience leans decidedly resort-like: a brick paver yard with pool and spa, a pergola with a stone fireplace, and a dedicated Bocce Ball Court invite unhurried afternoons and casual evenings. A rooftop observation deck extends the home’s view-focused lifestyle, turning quiet moments into a ritual under the desert sky.

From its elevated setting within the private guard-gated community of Desert Mountain in North Scottsdale, this premier remaining lot is positioned for an ideal south/southwest orientation—framing city lights and lingering sunset views. A coveted sightline in the community, the “Layered Mountain Range” corridor creates a dramatic backdrop, while the McDowell Mountains anchor the southeast horizon. With a 38,471-foot building envelope, the site offers room for a generous floor plan—an inviting canvas for a custom retreat shaped around the landscape. The location places you near the Cochise/Geronimo and Chiricahua golf courses and clubhouses, with Desert Mountain’s 25 miles of private hiking trails only minutes away by car. Membership is not included with purchase; application and approval details are available through the Desert Mountain Membership Department.

Size: 10.00 acres

From its elevated setting in Talking Rock Ranch, this custom estate is ideally positioned to capture golf course and mountain views. The tastefully apportioned main house is arranged around an open floor plan that feels both elegant and comfortable, framed by coffered ceilings, stone fireplaces, and abundant windows that pull the outdoors in. Arrival begins in an exquisite courtyard, where lush garden spaces create a serene retreat. A covered breezeway leads to a private two bed/two bath guest house—an easy fit for multi-generational living. Out back, a spacious deck overlooks impeccable gardens and the 3rd Tee, joined by an open-air ramada, fire pit, and an artistic sculptural water feature curated for outdoor living. With golf, pool, dining, tennis, and workouts available at Talking Rock, days here can unfold at an unhurried pace.

From its elevated setting on Capricorn Hill in Sedona, this hand-built estate by Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning stands as one of the American Southwest’s most significant artist homes. In the main house, a grand living and dining room is framed by sweeping red rock panoramas, while two fireplaces and handcrafted details bring warmth and texture to daily life. The layout includes two bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, balancing intimacy with a sense of arrival. A one-bedroom, one-bath guest house adds flexibility, with a kitchenette and striking Mt Wilson views; it is also a licensed STR with the City of Sedona, welcoming travelers, visiting artists, and collectors. Separate from it all, a dedicated studio captures dramatic Mt Wilson red rock vistas, abundant natural light, and a serene sense of privacy—an inspiring place to think, make, and return to.