Maison Noire is a singular luxury compound in North Central Phoenix — a main residence and private guesthouse set behind automatic gates, where every surface, system, and detail has been considered to a standard rarely achieved in residential architecture.
Every system — lighting, climate, security, entertainment — responds to the moment, not a manual.
Restaurant-grade German engineering across the primary kitchen, specified for the most demanding culinary standards.
Book-matched quartzite slabs cascade from counter to floor in uninterrupted, sculptural form.
Hand-applied throughout — an ancient craft executed in modern volumes, yielding walls of depth and luminosity.
A rare expanse of shaded outdoor space — part retreat, part stage — framing unobstructed mountain views across the Phoenix skyline.
Twelve-foot ceilings crown the upper level, opening to a 28-foot floor-to-ceiling view — vertical drama on a scale rarely found in residential architecture.
A resort-caliber heated pool beneath a seven-foot stacked-stone waterfall wall — smart-controlled, RGB-lit, year-round, and precisely what this climate deserves.
Pergola-shaded outdoor living over newly installed turf under water-efficient smart irrigation — three mature fruit-bearing citrus among the plantings, grounds finished to the same standard as the interiors.
The entire lot is enclosed — a privately secured perimeter that delivers genuine seclusion without sacrificing scale or presence.
More than one hundred forty Italian cypresses rise around the estate — believed to be the largest private cypress planting in Phoenix.
The 977 sq ft rear balcony lives as a private rooftop lounge — professional touring-grade sound and moving show lighting, built for evenings that carry past sunset.
A nine-foot, five-tier estate fountain commands the grounds; a six-foot fountain fronts the Bonelli glass entry.
A full UV / infrared water-cleaning system serves the main residence and the guesthouse alike.
Wheelchair-accessible entrances at the front and side of the main house — grandeur without barriers.
A gated motor court for twenty-plus vehicles leads to an 804 sq ft conditioned four-car garage — behind a 20-foot wood door, fully insulated and automated.
Hand-troweled plaster, book-matched stone, and museum-grade light in modern volumes — crowned by the 28-foot Grand Séjour and its custom glass wall. Wheelchair-accessible entrances serve the front and side of the house.
An independent two-story residence in a deliberate counter-language — MCM travertine stone panels with horizontal wood slats, chevron floors, and concrete ceilings. The main house and guesthouse operate as a complete, self-contained compound.
Limewashed brick, a vine-clad pergola balcony and sculptural spiral stair, bluestone pathways, and the cypress perimeter — every elevation composed, day and night.
Glass treated as architecture — a desert-engineered envelope of thermal-break frames, argon-filled dual-pane glass, and Low-E coatings.
Black powder-coat steel · ~600 lb each · argon dual-pane, Low-E
Concealed track · NFRC certification present on the glass
All-angle European operability · certification present on units
Full-height wood & glass
The threshold gesture — fronted by the six-foot entry fountain
Every fixture is a named piece — no catalog lighting exists anywhere in the compound — under museum-grade DALI-2 control: 30° rotational aim, 95 CRI, addressable to the scene.
59" Winged Sculptural Chandelier · Gold · Grand Séjour
48" Alabaster Ring · The Staircase Chandelier
Hand-Forged · Vermont · The Dark-Metal Language
Glacier LED Pendant · Sassi Foyer Pendant
Ten Architectural Sconces · One Language
Costa del Sol ×5 · The Gated Arrival
German Architectural · Landscape Program
Studio Collection · Designer-Signed Wall Program
Also placed — Hinkley · Modern Forms · ET2 · Fredrick Ramond · Livex · Kichler · DALS
Maison Noire is offered privately. Qualified parties are invited to request the complete materials and finishes catalog, floor plans, and a private showing.
JNC@blessedhomesaz.onmicrosoft.com