70 Calle Del Medio --

Owned by one family since it was built in 1978 and never rented, this townhome is full of thoughtful features that make it truly unique. The owner, who knew the builder, had additional features added during the original construction, including a downstairs workroom and additional den/bedroom with attached bath, accessible either by an interior staircase hidden beneath the laundry room floor or from the two-car carport. The home displays custom stained glass, created by the owner, depicting red rock vistas, a whimsical water scene, and colorful flowers framing the entry. The extended Trex deck provides scenic views of Thunder Mountain and additional privacy from neighbors. It was even designed with a slight slope away from the building so that during heavy monsoons, the water drains away but the slope is so minimal that it is imperceptible while walking on the deck. The ceilings also have insulation, helping to regulate the indoor temperature, whereas many units lack insulation below the roof. Many notable features have been added, including the American Chestnut mantel over the living room gas fireplace, sourced from the East Coast and estimated to be around 200 years old. Forty-year-old grapevines produce sweet little red grapes, while the apricot tree and rose bushes add lush color to the exterior. This property has the convenience of being just steps away from the Sedona Public Library through a gated pathway, while still maintaining privacy through a curtain of trees. This community is FireWise certified and is committed to protecting its residents from the threat of forest fires.