Sedona’s stunning ‘Luna Rossa’ estate sells for $5.7 million

A home in Sedona that is known as “Luna Rossa” or “Red Moon” recently sold for $5.7 million after being put on the market last month for almost $6 million.

The west Sedona residence, located at 35 Garnet Hill Dr., spans 7,343 square feet. It has seven bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.

The house was designed and built by architect Aldo Andreoli. The house boasts a curved form and presence that integrates into the red rock landscape.  

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty’s global real estate advisors Jeanette Saur, Ed Pennington and Debra Harkins were the ones in charge of the sale.

“‘Luna Rossa’ reflects both its distinctive half-moon shape and the surrounding red rock formations, making it feel romantic yet grounded, bold yet serene,” Sauer said in a news release.

The home was shaped to follow the natural contours of the land. The design offers expansive glass walls that provide panoramic canyon views from almost every room in the house.

Water features, including reflective pools, are found both inside and outside the residence.

Andreoli drew from his Italian roots, designing the home with a loft-like flow that is anchored by an atrium and accented by custom Italian-crafted doors and mosaic tile elements.

“Some homes transcend architecture and become part of Sedona’s cultural and design legacy. This striking modern residence, that overlooks Boynton Canyon, is definitely one of those rare properties,” Pennington said.

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