Coconino Homes with Pueblo Architecture

Coconino Homes with Pueblo Architecture

Welcome to Coconino County, a stunning gem nestled in the heart of Arizona, where breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage converge. Known for its diverse ecosystems, Coconino boasts majestic red rock formations, expansive pine forests, and the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

In the picturesque city of Sedona, you’ll find a unique blend of natural beauty and artistic flair. Sedona is renowned for its vibrant arts community, wellness retreats, and, of course, its iconic red rock scenery that captivates visitors year-round. Among the charming neighborhoods, you’ll discover homes adorned with Pueblo architecture, a style that beautifully reflects the region's rich Native American history.

These Pueblo-style homes, characterized by their adobe-like exteriors, earthy tones, and rounded edges, seamlessly blend into the stunning Sedona landscape. With their open floor plans and spacious interiors, these homes offer a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. Imagine waking up to the soft glow of sunrise illuminating the red rocks, or enjoying a peaceful evening on your patio, surrounded by the serene beauty of the desert.

Living in Sedona means embracing a lifestyle that values nature, art, and community. Whether you’re hiking the scenic trails, exploring local galleries, or simply soaking in the stunning views, Coconino County offers an unparalleled quality of life. If you’re looking for a place that combines captivating architecture with natural wonder, Sedona’s Pueblo homes are waiting to welcome you home.

Newest Coconino Homes with Pueblo Architecture

$2,300,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 7031982 MLS 2,595 SqFt.
In the shadows of Sedona's famed red rocks, this fully renovated home in Mystic Hills faces Twin Buttes and Cathedral Rock for unobstructed views from Sedona's most coveted neighborhood. Three bedroom view suites plus a den/media room offers separation from you and your guests. Soaring ceilings and walls of glass facing the views offers a modern desert style opening onto several patios to soak in the Sedona sunshine. The renovation is comprehensive -- modern finishes that catch the golden hour light on nearby formations and encourage you to explore the Sedona trail system just 150 yards away. Clubhouse amenities include pool, jacuzzi, tennis, pickleball, fitness center and an occasional Happy Hour. Ideal lock and leave luxury residence for an amazing Sedona escape. Chapel Road delivers what most Sedona buyers are looking for -- and rarely find together: walkability to an iconic landmark, panoramic red rock exposure, and a neighborhood that actually functions as a community. The Chapel of the Holy Cross sits minutes from your front door. For guests, that's a bucket-list destination. The Views From this home you're looking at Elephant Rock, Mother & Child, The Nuns, Mount Wilson, Steamboat Rock -- a full sweep of Sedona's most recognizable formations, unobstructed. The orientation captures what locals calls the "golden hour" -- when the red rocks shift from rust to amber to deep crimson as the sun drops. It happens every evening and never gets disappoints. The Home Eric Brandt homes have a reputation in Sedona for good reason -- thoughtfully designed, built to work with the landscape, and worth renovating when the time comes. This one has been done right. The renovation is comprehensive (full list available on request), with modern finishes throughout that feel current without trying too hard. Three bedroom suites plus a den gives the layout real flexibility -- primary residence or a lock-and-leave second home depending on your priorities. The Community Mystic Hills HOA runs $624 semi-annually -- reasonable for what's included. The newly renovated clubhouse offers a pool, jacuzzi, tennis and pickleball courts, and a fitness center. The social calendar is active. For buyers coming from out of state or using the home part-time, that built-in community is worth more than it looks on paper. The Bottom Line Walkable to the Chapel. Unobstructed views of five major formations. Comprehensive renovation. $624 semi-annual HOA. Properties that check all of these boxes in Mystic Hills don't come up often -- and when they do, they don't sit long.

180 Chapel Road, Sedona

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