Yavapai Homes with Mid-Century Modern Architecture

Yavapai Homes with Mid-Century Modern Architecture

Welcome to Yavapai County, Arizona, where the stunning landscapes of Sedona meet the elegance of mid-century modern architecture. Nestled amidst the breathtaking red rocks and lush pine forests, Sedona is not just a feast for the eyes; it’s a haven for those who appreciate the unique charm of mid-century modern homes.

Yavapai County is known for its rich history and vibrant culture, offering a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and artistic inspiration. Sedona, in particular, is celebrated for its eclectic art scene, wellness retreats, and endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring nature. The iconic red rock formations that surround the area provide a dramatic backdrop for residents and visitors alike.

Mid-century modern homes in Sedona are a true testament to the architectural movement that emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and a seamless connection to nature. These homes often feature clean lines, large windows, and open floor plans that invite the stunning outdoor scenery inside. Imagine waking up to panoramic views of the majestic red rocks, with the warm Arizona sun streaming through expansive glass walls.

Whether you're looking for a cozy retreat or a spacious family home, Sedona's mid-century modern architecture offers a unique lifestyle that embraces both comfort and style. With an array of properties available, you can find a home that not only reflects your personal taste but also enhances your connection to the natural beauty surrounding you.

Explore the enchanting homes of Yavapai County, and discover a place where mid-century modern design meets the serene landscapes of Sedona. Your dream home awaits!

Newest Yavapai Homes with Mid-Century Modern Architecture

$1,795,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 7082728 MLS ⋅ 3,502 SqFt.
In the heart of Arizona's wine country, this custom-built home is perched above one of the Verde Valley's rare spring complexes, producing approximately ten million gallons per day. This luxury home offers beautiful views of Mingus Mountain and overlooking Oak Creek's lush landscape and your own personal vineyard. Set on 2.01 acres directly across from the historic Page Springs Hatchery, this property offers a unique combination of privacy, natural beauty, and proximity to some of the area's most popular wineries and outdoor attractions. The open-concept floor plan and desirable split-bedroom design provide both spacious gathering areas and privacy for guests. Striking vaulted ceilings with architectural beams that create a dramatic focal point, while the beautifully appointed kitchen features custom cabinetry, quartzite countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances. The modern, serene design creates an inviting setting for personal enjoyment or rental use. A standout feature is the rock-integrated wine room carved directly into the hillside, adding character and a true sense of place. The outdoor living area provides a wonderful setting for intimate gatherings, with Javelina Leap Winery just steps away. Recently launched as a short-term rental, this property offers an opportunity for those seeking a distinctive, successful vacation-rental property or private wine-country retreat. Oak Creek access and nature trails are directly across the street, with protected riparian land bordering the area. West Sedona is approximately 10 minutes away, making it easy to enjoy Sedona's dining, shopping, and outdoor recreation while returning to the tranquility of Page Springs.

1605 N Page Springs Road, Cornville

$3,750,000
5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 7081013 MLS ⋅ 4,200 SqFt.
The views stop you mid-sentence. A full, uninterrupted, front-row seat to Sedona's most iconic red rock panoramas framed exactly the way they should be: wide, open, & impossible to replicate. This is what a true ''10'' looks like. Architecture That Finally Matches the Setting Mid-century modern, reimagined with intent. Taken to the studs & rebuilt with precision, the home now lives the way Sedona demands: clean lines, volume, and glass in all the right places. A 16-foot wall of sliding glass disappears, & suddenly the line between inside & out is gone. Living room, deck, red rocks: it all becomes one continuous experience. A Kitchen That Understands Its Role: This isn't where you cook: It's where people gather & stay longer than they planned. Custom Crystal cabinetry. Gaggenau everything A 5x10 island that anchors the space without blocking what matters: the view line to Snoopy Rock and beyond.Even the storage is thoughtful. Pullouts, hidden systems, appliance garage. It's all there, quietly doing its job. Glass, Light, and Perspective Walls were removed. Ceilings raised. Windows repositioned. Not for the sake of remodeling but for architectural balance and sightlines that make sense. The dining room doesn't just connect to the kitchen now. It connects to Sedona. Floor-to-ceiling glass turns every meal into something cinematic, backed by a 200-bottle glass wine display that feels more gallery than storage. The Primary Suite: Private, Elevated, Intentional. Vaulted ceilings. A 12-foot slider opening to the outdoors. Light where you want it, blackout where you don't. And then the bath: 11 feet of floating vanity, a statement quartzite wall, dual-entry glass shower, soaking tub positioned exactly where it should be. The Sanctuary: A separate, purpose-built space for what most homes ignore. Yoga. Meditation. Or nothing at all. Framed views of Coffee Pot Rock, private access, and a full indoor sauna. It's quiet in a way that's hard to explain until you're in it. Lower Level That Actually Lives Well. Guest suite with private entrance. Gym or flex space with its own beverage station. Office with separate access for real work, not "work from the couch." Everything here has a use. And of course an elevator. Outdoor Living That Competes With the Interior. Multiple decks. Flagstone patios. Gas fireplace. Hot tub. Lighting designed for evenings, not just function. And everywhere you sit, the same thing happens: your eye goes straight to the red rocks. The Work You Don't See: New electrical. New plumbing. Rebuilt HVAC. Reengineered drainage. Smart systems. Tankless water heater. EV-ready. This wasn't a cosmetic flip. It was a full-scale reconstruction with long-term thinking behind it. The Bottom Line: In a market full of "almost," this one doesn't compromise. Views: Elite. Design: Intentional. Execution: Thorough. And that combination? Rare. Own Rare!

180 Rim Shadows Drive, Sedona

$1,250,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 7078047 MLS ⋅ 3,195 SqFt.
This exceptional home reveals its architectural pedigree at every turn. Designed in harmony with Sedona's dramatic landscape, open, flowing spaces dissolve boundaries between indoors and outdoors, while expansive bands of glass capture ever-changing red rock views, light and color. Wood and stone finishes echo the natural setting, and terraces extend living into the landscape to capture those legendary Arizona sunsets. A low, sheltering roofline, thoughtful geometry and seamless transitions embody principles of organic architecture. Two fireplaces ensure conversation. Timeless neutral colors in richest hues of grey in the primary suite and absolute quality in each selection. Serene, timeless and deeply connected to its surroundings, this is a home where architecture and nature become one. 237 Lookout Drive | Sedona, AZ 86351 Some Sedona views simply stop you in your tracks. Sweeping panoramas of Bell Rock, Castle Rock and Courthouse Mesa take center stage from this exceptionally private 3,195 SF Canyon Mesa end unit adjacent to National Forest. An expansive L-shaped wraparound deck offers a front-row seat to spectacular nightly sunsets, while walls of glass bring the red rocks into almost every room. With no steps at the entry or from the attached 2-car garage, everyday living is entirely on the main level, including the primary suite, kitchen, dining and living areas, powder room and laundry. The spacious lower level offers exceptional flexibility for guests, work or play. With STR potential, golf, tennis and a community pool, enjoy as a full-time home, Sedona retreat or investment property. From the moment you enter, your eye is drawn through the home toward the red rocks beyond. Vaulted tongue-and-groove wood ceilings, skylights and expansive glass create an airy main level filled with natural light, while large sliding doors connect the interior directly to the L-shaped wraparound deck. Here, the landscape isn't simply something you look at--it becomes part of everyday life. Red rocks fill the windows, appear beyond the glass doors and follow you from room to room, with expansive views enjoyed from both levels of the residence. Privately positioned as an end unit adjacent to Coconino National Forest, the setting offers a rare combination of dramatic red-rock scenery in one direction and the trees and natural beauty of the forest in the other. The deck is one of the home's defining features. Designed to take advantage of the elevated setting and broad horizon, it creates multiple places to dine, gather or simply watch the landscape change throughout the day. As evening approaches, the deck becomes a front-row seat to Sedona's spectacular nightly sunsets. Despite its generous size, the home offers the ease of everyday single-level living. There are no steps at the main entry or from the two-car garage, and everything needed for daily life is located on this level: kitchen, breakfast area, dining room, living room, primary suite, powder room and laundry. The kitchen and breakfast area enjoy beautiful red-rock views, while the dining room may be one of the home's most memorable spaces. Vaulted wood ceilings rise overhead as walls of glass frame the surrounding formations, creating a dramatic backdrop for everyday meals and entertaining. The living room continues the connection to the landscape with vaulted ceilings, abundant glass, deck access and a wood-burning fireplace. The primary suite is also located on the main level with direct access to the wraparound deck and a generous ensuite bath. Descend to the lower level and the scale of the home becomes even more apparent. Rather than space required for everyday living, this level provides an extraordinary amount of additional flexibility. A billiards room creates a natural recreation space, while an expansive office/flex area incorporates a comfortable sitting area with fireplace, direct covered patio access and enviable red-rock views. A separate guest bedroom and bath with direct patio access make the lower level especially well suited for visiting family and friends, extended stays, working from home or simply enjoying additional space to spread out. Beyond the residence, Canyon Mesa Country Club offers the ease of a gated community with a scenic 9-hole executive golf course, tennis, community swimming pool and recreational amenities. Short-term rental potential adds another layer of flexibility: make 237 Lookout your full-time Sedona home, keep it as a lock-and-leave retreat, operate it as an investment property, or enjoy it as your own while generating nightly rental income when you're away. It is a rare combination of lifestyle, flexibility and setting in one of Sedona's most recognizable landscapes. And ultimately, it is the setting that makes 237 Lookout unforgettable. National Forest at your back, iconic red rocks across the horizon, and a wraparound deck with a front-row seat to the sunset. This is Sedona living at its very best.

237 Lookout Drive, Sedona

$3,500,000
1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 7076673 MLS ⋅ 2,050 SqFt.
133 Amazing Acres to develop into an Equine Fly In Community - Wickenburg AZ. Moreton Airpark 23AZ. This property features a 2050Sq Ft Mid Century Style Hangar (Approx 410Sq Ft is a 2bed/1 bath apartment). Possible Development opportunity - planned with 23, 4+ acre lots, many with runway frontage. Currently zoned RCU 175 (4.02 acre lot min size). Unlimited potential uses include residential development, Ranch, Roping Arena/horse property & more! Airpark features 3 compacted granite runways, longest being 4500'. Easy in, Easy out, No Restricted Airspace & NO HOA. The airpark has a county-approved Use Permit and is located in an area with ideal year-around flying conditions. Private Well & 4-stall brick sided storage area with doors. All buildings will be sold with the land ''as is'' Wickenburg Ranch Estates' Trilogy subdivision is just east across Highways 89 & 93 and Vista Royale residential subdivision to northwest. Wickenburg, AZ is a historic, charming desert town celebrated globally as the "Team Roping Capital of the World" and and a premier destination for Old West tourism. The town today blends its authentic cowboy heritage with modern guest dude ranches, outdoor adventures, and a thriving local Art's scene. Fly to nearby destinations such as Sedona, Las Vegas, Lake Havasu , Tucson & more! Private Well & 4-stall brick sided storage area with doors. All buildings will be sold with the land ''as is''. With Seller Finance Available, Minimum $500K down, this is an excellent opportunity to make this property yours NOW!

36520 S Matthie Ranch Road, Wickenburg

$2,250,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7073877 MLS ⋅ 2,290 SqFt.
Welcome to Eden Star Sanctuary, where 3.93 enchanting acres and 379 ft of Oak Creek frontage-more than the length of a football field-create one of Northern Arizona's most extraordinary natural settings. Here, luxury is measured not by what has been built, but by what can never be built again. Nature sets the rhythm. Wildlife wanders freely. Discover Eden Trail, a magnificent red-sand path meandering beneath a cathedral of towering cottonwoods, past lush ferns and wild blackberries to intimate creekside retreats where it feels as though nature exists for you alone. Water moves through the landscape like a living presence. Just 20 miles from Sedona in the heart of Oak Creek Wine Country, Eden Star feels worlds away-an irreplaceable sanctuary where nature, freedom and possibility converge. Once owned by Sedona icon Dr. Patrick Flanagan--an inventor, author and pioneering figure in the New Age movement--Eden Star Sanctuary has long been a place for visionaries. His connection feels especially fitting here, where curiosity, creativity and limitless possibility seem woven into the land itself. Rooted in vision and shaped by decades of loving stewardship, this is more than acreage and a residence. It is a place with history, soul and a remarkable relationship with Oak Creek--one ready to be protected, reimagined and carried forward by its next steward. Built in 1991, the romantic two-story residence offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 2,260 square feet of character-filled living. Lovingly remodeled while preserving its wonderfully singular spirit, the home pairs warm bamboo flooring and beautifully reimagined baths with soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams and a dramatic natural-stone fireplace. Each of the three bedrooms opens directly to the mesmerizing wrap-around deck beneath the trees, creating an effortless connection between the home and its extraordinary natural surroundings. Much of the expansive redwood decking has been structurally rebuilt in recent years, extending the home's living spaces deep into the landscape. Curved lines, unexpected spaces and intimate gathering areas give the residence a personality entirely its own. This is not a predictable house, nor was it ever meant to be. It is playful, soulful and unapologetically individual--a home for someone drawn to beauty, freedom and spaces that tell a story. At the heart of the residence is Eden Lounge, a dramatic gathering space anchored by a second substantial stone, wood-burning fireplace. Here, the boundaries between indoors and out begin to dissolve. Doors open toward the expansive deck and terraces, allowing conversations, music and daily life to move naturally into the landscape. Morning coffee comes with birdsong. Afternoons unfold beneath the cottonwoods as deer move quietly through the trees. Evenings arrive in layers of color while the sound of flowing water rises from below. The outdoor living spaces are not simply attached to the home; they become part of the way the home is lived. Beyond the deck, Eden reveals its more romantic side. A retro open-air bathtub creates the Starlight Bath, a wildly luxurious place to soak beneath a sky filled with stars. Nearby, the Forest Shower looks across a dramatic cliffside drop toward Oak Creek, screened by towering cottonwoods and layers of green. Here, "forest bathing" becomes deliciously literal. Equal parts indulgence and untamed nature, these experiences could exist only in a place like Eden Star. The outdoor tub, hot and cold water lines and outdoor shower infrastructure were added as part of recent improvements to the property. Wellness is not an amenity added to the property; it is part of its rhythm. The Flow Studio, a dedicated space for yoga, pilates and dance, is fully equipped for hot yoga with professional grade infrared heaters and a humidifier, creating an exceptional setting for movement, focus and transformation. Just outside, an intimate garden bistro offers a charming place to linger after practice with a fresh juice or morning coffee beneath the trees. A cedar sauna offers warmth, stillness and restoration, while a separate Wellness Bungalow provides room for weights and private workouts surrounded by nature. Together, these spaces establish the foundation for a deeply personal wellness experience--one shaped by sunlight, fresh air, flowing water and the freedom to reconnect without ever leaving home. The Flow Studio itself was thoughtfully created with bamboo flooring, dedicated electrical service, infrared heating and humidity capability. Restoration takes a quieter form throughout Eden Star. Soak beneath the night sky in the Starlight Bath, disappear into a hammock near the creek or curl up with a book in a secluded bed tucked among the trees. Follow a red-sand path with nowhere in particular to be. Listen to the creek. Watch light filter through the cottonwoods. Here, the landscape creates its own invitation to slow down--to rest, wander, dream and simply be. From the residence, Eden Trail invites you deeper into the sanctuary. Each bend becomes another chapter: a first glimpse through the trees, a quiet overlook, a scenic platform suspended above the landscape, a hidden place to sit and listen. The path eventually reaches the property's extraordinary 379 feet of Oak Creek frontage, where the forest opens to an expansive swimming hole along the creek. Here, the water becomes your gathering place, your meditation room and nature's living room--a setting for swimming, picnics, conversation, solitude or simply watching the light move across the water. Throughout the property, different vantage points reveal different expressions of Eden. Elevated terraces look into the cottonwood forest. Creekside overlooks bring you closer to the water. Extensive flagstone expands the lower-level outdoor living areas, while a sprawling circular gravel drive provides generous parking for 20+ vehicles and two dedicated cliffside slab RV parking areas offer exceptional flexibility for guests and gatherings. Deer, birds and other wildlife travel through the property as though following pathways of their own. The land is not scenery surrounding the home. It is the soul of the experience. Just beyond the residence, set cliffside beneath immense cottonwoods, the Sanctuary Garden offers herbs, vegetables and the possibility of garden-to-table living just steps from the kitchen. An onsite well and thoughtfully upgraded electrical infrastructure--including an emergency backup panel designed to isolate essential circuits such as the well pump for generator power--create meaningful potential for greater independence, land stewardship and a more self-reliant lifestyle. Here, luxury is measured differently: in water, privacy, freedom, open sky and the ability to live in closer relationship with the natural world. And then there is the possibility. With no HOA, Eden Star Sanctuary invites an entirely unscripted future. Envision a multigenerational family legacy, an unforgettable primary residence, an enchanting vacation rental, an intimate wedding or event setting, a wellness compound, a creative haven or a dream estate shaped around your own imagination. Its gated entrance, deeply forested acreage and extraordinary seclusion make it especially compelling for those seeking a retreat from the public eye. What exists today is extraordinary. What could be created here may be even more so. Proposed event, commercial and rental uses are subject to applicable county requirements and buyer verification. Eden Star Sanctuary cannot be understood through photographs, measurements or a list of features--it must be entered, explored and felt. Follow the trails as the sound of the creek grows louder beneath the cottonwoods. Bathe beneath the open sky. Stretch out in a hammock beside the water. Read beneath the trees. Watch deer move silently through the forest and stand at the creek's edge imagining the life that could unfold here. This is a legacy property for those who understand a new kind of luxury, measured not by excess, but by towering trees, flowing water, extraordinary privacy and the freedom to live deeply connected to the natural world. Some places are simply owned. Others become part of who you are. Eden Star is one of them. The search ends here. Your story begins in Eden.

550 S Eden Lane, Cornville

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