Walls of glass frame the Amber Cliffs' red rocks from every main living space in this architecturally refined, single-level home tucked behind the gates of Cross Creek Ranch, where the Amber Cliffs are the art and the infrastructure matches the setting. Morning begins with light pouring across the open living area as the formations shift from amber to rose outside the floor-to-ceiling windows. Just across the street, a private hiking trail leads directly to Red Rock State Park, where 5 miles of interconnecting trails loop through the greenery along Oak Creek and beneath Sedona's red rocks. Here, some of the area's best scenery isn't a drive away. It's steps away. Back at home, the infinity pool and spa extend the view toward the horizon, blurring the line between designed space and ancient landscape. By evening, the same vantage becomes something else entirely, a private amphitheater of color no interior finish can replicate. The one-level layout keeps everything flowing naturally, from indoor living to covered outdoor space, the fenced yard, and a 4-car garage with dedicated workshop space. Whether the fourth bay serves as a studio, gym, gear storage, or overflow for a collection, it is simply there, ready. The garage alone represents a feature stack most Sedona properties cannot assemble. Built in 2008, the home carries excellent solar potential at 1, 860 sun-hours annually, giving the next owner a strong foundation for energy management. Arizona's assessment structure means property taxes carry forward near current levels rather than resetting at sale, a rare ownership detail worth knowing. This is a home best experienced in person. The setting does the rest.