Set high on an elevated lot within the Catalina Foothills, this 1974 burnt adobe home offers sweeping 180 degree views that extend from the rugged peaks of the Catalinas to the glow of the city lights below. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this property feels both grounded and expansive - its architecture rooted in the desert, its spirit shaped by decades of memory, ritual, and the cadence of Sonoran life. Once inside, generous natural light and thoughtfully framed views define the living spaces - whether it's the mountains illuminated by afternoon sun from the formal living room, or the mesquite filtered light that drifts into the office each day. The open kitchen connects seamlessly to the family room and sunroom, inviting conversation across spaces.