




Discover a soulful hilltop retreat at The Scholar 7s House, a peaceful, hand-built sanctuary perched high above the Verde Valley in Lake Montezuma, Arizona. Designed specifically for slowing down, reconnecting, and soaking in the beauty of Northern Arizona, this one-of-a-kind escape offers breathtaking 360-degree views that stretch from the iconic red rocks of Sedona to the mountainside charm of Jerome.
This home is a tribute to authenticity and creativity, hand-built by the owner and his father. It is intentionally designed as an unplugged experience, devoid of televisions and microwaves to encourage guests to settle into stillness. Inside, the space feels warm and artistic, featuring handcrafted touches and charming architectural quirks that reflect its unique history. The main living area is anchored by stunning sliding glass doors that frame an ever-changing natural backdrop, while the fully equipped kitchen invites slow mornings and intentional living. Downstairs, you will find two peaceful bedrooms connected by custom tilework, designed for deep rest after a day of exploration.
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Location & Neighborhood: Situated in Lake Montezuma, the property is a haven for wildlife viewing and stargazing, with deer frequently wandering through the grounds. Outdoor enthusiasts have immediate access to national forest hiking and biking, with the Montezuma Well and Sacred Mountain Trails just 10 minutes away. The Bell Trail and Wet Beaver Wilderness are approximately 15 minutes away. For those seeking local culture, the Verde Valley Wine Trail, Montezuma Castle National Monument, and the galleries of Sedona and Jerome are all within an easy drive.
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Return to a place where you can finally exhale and experience the quiet beauty of Arizona’s high desert landscape.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

