2904 N Boldt Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

This is a Taliesin/Frank Lloyd Wright designed home. It was the next to last home designed by the last active architect that was trained by Frank Lloyd Wright (Charles Montooth of Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin--Charles was about 85 years old at the time-1920-2014)(prairie style architecture). It includes a heated 250 ft. long driveway (6,000 total sq. ft.), the driveway is lined with rock covered walls, there are multiple terraced gardens (over 2,000 linear feet of gardens), 10-zone sprinkler system, flagstone steps traversing through natural rock landscaping in front of home, foundation prep alone on this home was over $100K (on solid rock), large patio with a two sided wood-fired barbeque grill and wood-fired pizza oven (larger than those in many restaurants), large deck on the front of the home that adjoins the patio, great room/patio and deck has accommodated parties of about 180 people, a 220+ sq. ft. terrace off the master bedroom, 450 sq. ft. concrete slab storage in the crawl space with additional 500+ sq. ft. of loose rock covered storage (about 5'9" high), new metal roof in 2016, quartersawn/riff sawn white oak flooring (real wood), in-floor radiant heat, custom wood and iron forged light fixtures, 23' tall ceilings in great room, music room with 1913 Steinway grand piano for concerts to the side of the great room, flagstone fire places in great-room (23' tall) and master bedroom (both are top of the line Mendota Prairie Style gas fireplaces), insulation between all walls and in all floors, extensive use of intricate prairie style designs in travertine and soapstone in the bathrooms, separate Sub-zero refrigerator and freezer in kitchen, Thermadoor range with two ovens, four burners, griddle and grill, three-compartment sink, wet bar and Sub-zero refrigerator in game room, custom oak doors throughout the home, custom woodwork and cabinets, fire sprinkler system, and much more. Landscaping and external features (e.g., patio with grill and pizza oven, rock walls next to driveway, snow melt system, sprinkler system, terraced gardens, etc.) cost about $300,000. There is close to a 360 degree view of mountains, including the San Francisco Peaks, the tallest mountains in Arizona.