Currently available for auction from Sothebys, the 'Volcano House' is a two bedroom, two bathroom dwelling located in the isolated Mojave Desert.
The 2,306 square foot home sits on the top of a 150 foot cinder cone and offers 60 acres of dessert, surrounding mountains and an on-site lake as a view. The 'Volcano House' also boasts several observation decks to rest and relax upon and also featrues a detached and oversized garage with a guest apartment on the second floor.
Inside the home, an open floor plan with high curved ceilings and sliding glass doors nicely complements the interior space. With its isolated nature and scenic surroundings, this uniquely designed desert house is perfect for anyone looking to trade in a hectic city life for something a little more relaxed and stylish.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Desert Living
- Designing and building homes in isolated desert locations with unique views and features.
- Nature-inspired Architecture
- Incorporating natural elements and inspiration from geological formations into architectural designs.
- Relaxation Retreats
- Creating properties that offer a peaceful and tranquil environment for individuals looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers can explore unique locations in the desert and create homes and properties that capitalize on the natural surroundings.
- Architecture
- Architects can find inspiration in geological formations and create innovative and stunning designs for desert living.
- Hospitality
- Hotel and resort developers can create relaxation retreats in isolated desert areas, offering guests a peaceful and luxurious getaway.
