Arizona's Vibrant Art Scene is Attracting Luxury Buyers
In the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Scottsdale, Arizona’s art scene is set against a stunning desert backdrop. Those components are attracting luxury buyers. The city offers unparalleled scenery in every direction of dazzling night skies, natural landscapes, and breathtaking artistry. Whether you’re an avid collector or simply appreciate the finer things in life, Scottsdale boasts some of the best views available.
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Art and Elegance Meet Stunning Desert Views
The city’s art scene is where every corner reveals a new masterpiece. Every venue promises a unique blend of sophistication and creativity. For a touch of elegance and inspiration visit the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. Or De Sarthe Gallery, which brings cutting-edge exhibits and innovative presentations from artists around the world. For contemporary pieces, Think Fine Art and Wilde Meyer Gallery are standout destinations. Featuring thought-provoking works that highlight both natural and abstract beauty.
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For panoramic desert views, Mountain House Lodge rises as a favorite in Arizona. “Our entire community is blessed with beautiful views as we are at almost 3,000 feet elevation,” says Michael Tebbetts, director of operations. Tucked beside a nature preserve, the resort-style clubhouse offers a serene yet majestic setting with views of the McDowell Mountains and Tom’s Thumb.
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For the ultimate rooftop experience, SEVEN at Caesars Republic Scottsdale offers spectacular desert vistas paired with elevated cuisine, while The House Brasserie on Main Street features a Victorian-inspired ambiance with culinary elegance. Just steps from the iconic Hotel Valley Ho, The House Brasserie invites diners to enjoy a charming tree-shaded patio setting.
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“We do have something special here in Scottsdale,” says Lori Thiemann, director of marketing at Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows. “We like to say that we are in the middle of everything, but away from it all.” The resort’s Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen boasts one of Scottsdale’s finest sunset spots, with its westward-facing patio framing Camelback Mountain in vibrant twilight hues.
Stargazing in Scottsdale: Celestial Wonders Await
End an evening in Scottsdale with celestial views at The Gilbert Rotary Centennial Observatory. “Arizona has a large number of clear nights, and the lack of moisture and low winds helps to enhance viewing. That is the reason many of our highest peaks contain observatories,” says Claude Haynes, observatory manager. Other views can be captured at Kitt Peak National Observatory or book a stay at Adero Scottsdale. Which is located in a dark sky community, making it ideal for stargazing.
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