Carved into the side of the Bloomington Bluff, this 7,258 sq ft...

Carved into the side of the Bloomington Bluff, this 7,258 sq ft architectural statement was originally envisioned by architect Thomas A. Dobrusky and reimagined in 2025 by designer Emily Barnas.Built in 1982, the home reflects an earthy Postmodernism collected design, blending sculptural geometry with natural materials and a deep connection to its surroundings. Both daring and deeply livable, it embodies a wabi sabi ethos, raw, organic, and real, while delivering modern luxury that feels both grounded and alive. Massive natural boulders anchor the home's core, while soaring wood ceilings and transom windows invite soft desert light throughout. A dramatic indoor saltwater pool and spa curve around a 20 foot boulder centerpiece, where cedar ceilings, skylights, and glass railings fill the space with light and texture. Reimagined circulation and multi level vantage points make the architecture feel dynamic yet effortless. Signature features including a custom stained glass front door, two wood burning fireplaces, and hand finished details add warmth and artistry. A comprehensive 2025 renovation renewed nearly every surface: a newly designed Calacatta marble kitchen with high end appliances, spa inspired baths finished in Zellige and Cantera stone, new designer lighting, Kohler plumbing fixtures, and redwood hardwood floors throughout. A private wellness retreat offers a dry sauna, steam room, and cold plunge for effortless recovery and relaxation. Expansive indoor outdoor connections create a natural flow for entertaining, while geothermal heating and cooling ensure year round comfort. Fully furnished and curated by designer Emily Barnas, every piece was hand selected to complement the home's natural textures and tones. With low maintenance grounds, no HOA, and panoramic views of Pine Valley Mountain, Gooseberry Mesa, and the Arizona Strip. Both art and refuge, House No1413 invites you to live boldly and rest deeply.