A truly one-of-a-kind estate, anchored by an exceptionally custom resident spanning over 7, 000 square feet, originally constructed as a church and masterfully reimagined into a private luxury home. Properties of this scale, history, and architectural distinction are exceedingly rare in the Verde Valley. The residence offers two fully separate living environments, with both upstairs and downstairs designed to function independently: ideal for multigenerational living, extended guests, creative live/work use, or estate level flexibility. Soaring ceilings, dramatic open spaces, and unique architectural details reflect the building's original purpose while delivering a refined and highly customized residential experience. This is not a conventional floor plan. The scale and layout allow for grand gathering areas, private retreats, and the ability to host on a meaningful level, whether intimate family living or large-scale entertaining, the property is designed to maximize both. The structure's character and craftsmanship crease a presence that is both commanding and deeply distinctive. Set on expansive acreage along the highly desirable Page Springs Road corridor, the home is surrounded by usable land that enhances privacy and offers room for future estate improvements, agricultural use, or additional structures. The combination of acreage and an irreplaceable custom residence positions this property in a category of its own. Two parcels, selling together in this transaction include APN 407-03-031E home to the main residence and 1.87 acres and APN 407-03-031A home to a 1, 440 sqft manufactured home, currently being utilized as a long-term rental, on an additional 2.99 acres that back up to Arizona State owned land. A custom home could be built on this parcel or there is plenty of room for a barn, arena, greenhouse... You name it, your imagination is the limit. An extraordinary offering for buyers seeking a legacy estate, where architecture, scale, and land converge to create something that simply can't be replicated.
