5080 W Kiltie Lane, Flagstaff, AZ 86005 (MLS# 193069)

Supplements: The design of the ductwork being Japanese industrial.Inside, the home features three gas Rumford fireplaces with end blocks from a Brazilian quarry with the granite in the kitchen from the same vein, all with effective heat-throwing abilities due to their shape and construction. The 26-ft wide, 5-ft deep, and 36-ft high chimney hosts the fireplaces ... (Read more) The design of the ductwork being Japanese industrial.Inside, the home features three gas Rumford fireplaces with end blocks from a Brazilian quarry with the granite in the kitchen from the same vein, all with effective heat-throwing abilities due to their shape and construction. The 26-ft wide, 5-ft deep, and 36-ft high chimney hosts the fireplaces. All windows feature All Weather Shield insulated glass, low E, which decreases the amount of heat transmitted through the windows into the home. German hardware on Weather Shield doors, a 4-point locking mechanism, and stainless-steel hardware throughout the entire house ensure quality and longevity. Lutron light and electrical plates are featured throughout the house, matching the color of the walls.All doors throughout the house are made of solid alder wood, as are the doorframes, which are inset, creating a clean look. The cabinetry throughout the house is also made of cherry wood, including the kitchen. The bathrooms all feature the same tiles and floors, with mud-set tile. Bamboo flooring is featured upstairs, and 5/8 commercial grade sheet rock with a level 5 finish covers the walls. Luxury elements include granite countertops, beautiful limestone floor coverings, and pocket doors throughout the house.The home also boasts movable cherry wood closets, fully adjustable to your needs. Every room in the house has speakers and a control switch to adjust the volume in each room. The central control is located in the downstairs "mud room." The concrete floors have #3 rebar at 18" on center both ways and are colored "Kahlua," then stained with a Plum and Sienna stain, and sealed for low maintenance and high durability. The staircase features stainless steel plates designed by the architect, with 200 bolts weighing 400 pounds holding it together. Truss-joists were used in the floors and entire roof, creating solid, stable floors.This is truly a one-of-a-kind home, a piece of art that you can own and live in. Call now for a private showing!