Artfully nestled near the base of Kayenta's majestic Hell Hole Canyon, 1936 offers the perfect blend of privacy, seclusion and breathtaking vistas from its 2+ acre estate sized lot. Enter through a lushly landscaped front courtyard into a light filled entrance. Christened the Solstice House by Architect Ward Dawson, this home boasts a spacious great room with epic views of the red cliffs, a gourmet kitchen, home office, and all en-suite bedrooms. The generous primary suite is a pampering haven with a fireplace and walkout to the rear patio and spa. The luxurious bath features a huge multi head walk-in shower, and jetted tub. Guests will revel in their own semi detached casita, complete with Kiva fireplace, kitchenette w/rear patio and spa access. The original owner has overbuilt this home to his exacting contractor standards. Only used as a vacation home, it has been lightly used, deeply loved, and extremely well maintained. The expansive premium lot provides ample room for the indoor-outdoor lifestyle you desire. 1936 offers an exceptional experience, boasting its proximity to the Kayenta Art Village galleries, the Center For The Arts, Xetava Cafe & Rusted Cactus bar/grill, and unrivaled access to southern Utah's renowned recreational opportunities: Gunlock State Park and reservoir, Dixie National Forest, and Pine Valley alpine recreation area. Embrace the best of life against the stunning backdrop of Kayenta's inspiring red rock cliffs with waterfalls after a desert downpour, overlooking the sprawling 6,000-acre Santa Clara River Reserve. Whether you're stargazing under the night sky or enjoying the "blue view" of Utah's West Mountain, Arizona's Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area, the nearby Joshua Tree National Natural Landmark, and countless other wonders await your discovery. * Includes GENERAC gas-powered generator. * Furniture/Furnishings negotiable. * Owners are not members of the Kayenta Recreation Association (KRA). KRA administers two pools, as well as tennis and pickleball courts.