An Elegant, Earth-Toned Home in Marfa Asks $3.5M
Designed by two renowned architecture firms, the two-structure property is located on a private, four-acre parcel just a short drive from the area’s artsy downtown.
Designed by two renowned architecture firms, the two-structure property is located on a private, four-acre parcel just a short drive from the area’s artsy downtown.
If you’re looking to tap into the high-desert life of Marfa, Texas, this newly renovated home may be of interest. Dating back to 2005, the property includes two dwellings designed by two different architecture firms: one by Tucson-based Dust and the other by Berkeley-based Rael san Fratello.
A stucco wall lined with native landscaping surrounds the home, creating a peaceful oasis.
Photo by Lifestyle Production Group for Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty
"Each structure has its own purpose, with its own sense of place," says current owners Lindy Thorsen and Terry Mowers, who are selling the property to be closer to family on the East Coast. "We’re going to miss the incredible quiet of this place, as there is nothing better for contemplation and reflexion."
A long wooden dining table serves as a subtle partition between the kitchen and living area.
Photo by Lifestyle Production Group for Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty
Upon entering the main structure, a long hallway leads to the primary living spaces, where a chef’s kitchen seamlessly merges with the dining area. As listing agent Kumara Wilcoxon notes, "organic materials contrast with industrial elements, as exposed Adobe brick walls mingle with concrete, aluminum, and glass."
A closer look at the main living area, highlighting the structure’s expansive, sun-drenched layout.
Photo by Lifestyle Production Group for Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty
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