A curved drive winds past boulder outcrops and native desert planting, with woven gabion walls framing the approach to the house.
The pool runs the length of the low, mid-century-influenced house, with a timber deck bridging the water's edge to the outdoor kitchen beyond.
A vanishing edge and a steel-and-slat pergola anchor the far end of the pool, giving the deck a shaded gathering spot at golden hour.
Timber decking steps down to the waterline, while gabion-clad walls repeat the stone palette used at the entry throughout the outdoor rooms.
A dedicated pickleball court sits just off the pool deck, bordered by a gabion privacy wall and a built-in bar for spectators.
The court reads as an extension of the house's own material language, using the same stucco, stone, and dark steel, rather than a bolted-on amenity.
A full outdoor kitchen, a shaded swing, and a cluster of cantilever umbrellas round out the property's outdoor rooms, each framed by the same desert planting and stone detailing.