Authentic 1958 Homestead: Quite simply the ultimate desert retreat. A wonderful collection of three buildings, each with their own permitted bathroom. The main house is a treasure. One bedroom, one bath, Mid-Century modern home of cement block, 9’+ tall wood beamed ceilings and masonry fireplace. The Douglas-fir beams supporting tongue & groove ceilings aspire to the Arts and Crafts aesthetic. Walls of elongated cinder block laid course over course adds linear harmony to the space. Window ledges are fitted with the soft curves of bullnose trim, Mid-Century breeze block adorns the wrap around patio and the large angular post beams simply draw you further in to the space. French doors and large divided lite casement windows perfectly frame the views and adds to the linear sense of peace. A true desert experience. There is a detached 609 sq ft garage, a potential guest house with a full bath, perfectly in tune with the Desert Cabin heritage of the main house. Further across the property is a 960 sq ft garage, mostly finished as a possible living area with walk-in closet and full bath. Five acres fully fenced with a small pipe rail corral. Joshua trees lightly dot the landscape and the mountain views are uninterrupted. Walking distance to Sand to Snow National Monument and just up the road from the local dinner house and coffee shop. The night skies are full of wonder, they will stop you in your tracks. Truly a magical place to be reborn and invigorated in the Mojave Desert.
Description & photos provided by listing agent Phillip Brown, Coldwell Banker Roadrunner. Buyers represented by The Good Life High Desert.
291 Jemez Trl: 2bd, 3ba, 1,008 sq ft
Asking $350,000 – closed for $427,000
