0.91 Acres in Marfa, TX - $825,000
AUCTION: Bid 916 FEBRUARY. Currently Listed for $1.65M. No Reserve. Showings Daily 1-4PM & By Appt.
At the very highest point of Marfa sits 1104 North Alamito Street, a celebration of contemporary architecture that perfectly embodies the city surrounding it. The main house, designed by Cameron Armstrong Architects and expertly constructed of Hebel block and structural steel, creates a unique experience with the high desert. Sweeping views of the Haystacks and Puertacita Mountains stretch along the eastern skyline, with the home itself oriented to maximize the incomparable vistas. Comprising seven platted lots, the upper three host the luxurious main home, casita, and outbuildings, while the lower four slope down twenty feet to Hermosa Street and protect the jaw-dropping eastern views. Find your personal oasis in the northern end of the house, where the opulent primary suite will welcome r...
At the very highest point of Marfa sits 1104 North Alamito Street, a celebration of contemporary architecture that perfectly embodies the city surrounding it. The main house, designed by Cameron Armstrong Architects and expertly constructed of Hebel block and structural steel, creates a unique experience with the high desert. Sweeping views of the Haystacks and Puertacita Mountains stretch along the eastern skyline, with the home itself oriented to maximize the incomparable vistas. Comprising seven platted lots, the upper three host the luxurious main home, casita, and outbuildings, while the lower four slope down twenty feet to Hermosa Street and protect the jaw-dropping eastern views. Find your personal oasis in the northern end of the house, where the opulent primary suite will welcome rest and relaxation. A gorgeous guest suite awaits by the entry, while a detached casita is a home-away-from-home for guests, offering potential opportunity for rentals. The open interior is bathed in light from the massive eastern fenestrations. Entertain outdoors on the expansive covered patio, cuddled up by the outdoor fireplace as the sun rises over the mountain ranges or the stars sparkle in the coal-black Texas sky.
