After nearly two years of careful renovations, this Vernon Swaback–designed home is complete. It blends timeless design with modern comfort for today’s families. A property like this is rare. It stands alone and is ready for its next chapter.

Vernon Swaback, the last practicing apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright, brought his signature creativity and craftsmanship to every inch of this home. His well-known work includes DC Ranch and the Biltmore Estates. His design here delivers the same level of intention, built to connect people, place, and purpose.

This home has overlooked Phoenix for more than four decades. Its structure has stayed true with no damaged brick and no cracks in the foundation. The roof is expected to last another fifty years. It was built to endure across generations.

Most homes are four walls and a roof. This one invites vision. Families can picture holiday gatherings in the great room, children exploring the desert landscape, and quiet evenings on the patio with full views of the Valley.

From the front, you see State Farm Stadium, Downtown and Midtown Phoenix, Sky Harbor, Papago Park, and Tempe Town Lake without taking a step.

When Vernon designed this home, that view was different. There was no NFL team, no Tempe Town Lake, and no 51, 101, or 202. A lot has changed since his first plans, yet the home still fits its surroundings with strength and purpose.

Today, after extensive renovations and dedicated care, this property stands as a lasting example of thoughtful design and modern family living. It is ready for new memories, new celebrations, and new stories.

This home reflects the vision brought to life by the homeowners and the lasting influence Vernon Swaback left on the architectural legacy of our city.