Nestled into the picturesque terrain of Clearwater Hills, this 4,322-square-foot luxury residence by BedBrock Developers seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. Designed by architect Susan Biegner, the home offers breathtaking panoramic views of Camelback Mountain while embodying a refined balance of warmth and earthy sophistication.

“Our goal was to let the home disappear into the landscape,” recalls Biegner. “It’s such a special site in one of my favorite parts of Paradise Valley.” The result is a timeless, understated sanctuary that harmonizes with the desert’s shifting light and shadows.

A cast concrete planter and bench guide guests toward the entry gallery—a transparent volume that opens to a trellis and garden beyond. The interplay of steel, board-formed concrete, and natural textures enhances the home’s seamless indoor-outdoor connection, evolving throughout the day as the sun transforms its surfaces. Inside, expansive glass, strategically placed skylights, and an open yet intimate floor plan create a welcoming ambiance. Despite the home’s modest street presence, its design unfolds dramatically upon entry, revealing expansive spaces tailored to the site’s unique contours.

Lighting, both natural and architectural, accentuates the home’s material richness, lending a soft glow at night and highlighting the interplay of textures. “The integration of steel, concrete, and natural elements is one of the home’s most defining characteristics,” says project manager Kai Thomas.

With three bedrooms, five and a half baths, and a thoughtfully curated design, this BedBrock custom home exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury desert living—where architecture and nature exist in perfect harmony.