Supplements: ---------------------------------------- HIGHLIGHTS, DETAILS & NARRATIVE OF 560 ORCHARD LANE Some renovations simply update a home. But this one fundamentally elevated it into a new era. At 560 Orchard Lane, an extensive, fully permitted 2026 transformation included reworking the original floor plan, opening sightlines, introducing additional wind ... (Read more) ---------------------------------------- HIGHLIGHTS, DETAILS & NARRATIVE OF 560 ORCHARD LANE Some renovations simply update a home. But this one fundamentally elevated it into a new era. At 560 Orchard Lane, an extensive, fully permitted 2026 transformation included reworking the original floor plan, opening sightlines, introducing additional windows and natural light, and creating a cohesive contemporary interior designed around the red rocks just outside. Set on a private, moderately elevated .25-acre lot in one of Uptown Sedona's established residential neighborhoods, the 2,483-square-foot home now offers three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths and a remarkably functional single-level floor plan. The understated exterior gives only a hint of what awaits inside. Step through the front door and almost immediately into the expansive great room, where soaring ceilings and newly opened spaces create an immediate sense of volume and light. Wide-plank white oak engineered hardwood flooring, crisp five-inch baseboards, warm exposed beams, recessed LED lighting and a restrained neutral palette run throughout the primary living areas and bedrooms. A dramatic floor-to-ceiling fireplace surround in oversized marble-look tile anchors the room, while expansive windows, a newly added glass slider and additional upper window draw your attention outward to the surrounding red rocks, including views toward Steamboat Rock and Wilson Mountain. The completely reconfigured kitchen feels equally considered. Creamy quartz countertops and backsplash pair with Shaker cabinetry, white oak detailing and champagne-brass fixtures and hardware. New matte-white Café appliances continue the soft, sophisticated palette and include a gas cooktop and built-in microwave drawer. A white apron-front sink sits beneath one of two large picture windows, allowing the views to become part of everyday life rather than something reserved for the patio. Layered under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting adds warmth after dark, while dual counter seating areas provide casual gathering space without dictating how the larger great room must be used. A generously sized walk-in pantry with wood shelving provides substantial storage just steps away. All three bedrooms are now true en suites, creating privacy and flexibility for owners and guests alike. The primary suite places its emphasis where it matters most: an exceptional spa-inspired bath and dressing area. A freestanding soaking tub is positioned between windows overlooking the Sedona landscape, complemented by creamy large-format tile, dual vanities, quartz countertops and champagne-brass fixtures. The oversized glass shower features dual rain-style shower heads, floor-to-ceiling tile and illuminated niches, while motion-activated accent lighting creates a subtle glow upon entering. A private water closet completes the bath. Beyond it, the expansive walk-in closet functions more like a private dressing room, with extensive built-in hanging and storage areas, drawers and a quartz-topped surface. Even laundry has been thoughtfully considered here, with a dedicated stacked washer and dryer located within the primary dressing area--separate from the home's full main laundry room. The second en suite bedroom enjoys three windows, courtyard and red rock outlooks, and a beautifully finished bath with quartz, illuminated mirror, glass-enclosed tub/shower and floor-to-ceiling tile. At the opposite end of the home, the third bedroom--formerly configured as bonus space--has been fully integrated into the home's central heating and cooling system and transformed into a private guest suite with closet, its own distinctive bath, excellent views and direct access to the rear deck. Its separation from the other bedrooms gives visiting family and friends an appealing sense of independence. A stylish powder room serves the main living areas, and the separate main laundry room provides additional cabinetry, side-by-side laundry and the ability to simply close the door when not in use. Outdoor living is equally appealing. A substantial covered wood deck extends across much of the rear of the home, with exposed wood detailing overhead, contemporary rain chains and space to relax, dine and take in the red rocks. Mature trees provide natural screening and privacy without sacrificing the views. The spacious, low-maintenance backyard offers room to enjoy the outdoors or personalize further, while the newly created enclosed front courtyard provides another inviting outdoor space and a secure area for pets. The home's refreshed exterior pairs warm khaki tones with black accents, two black garage doors, mature high-desert landscaping and new plantings. An oversized two-car garage features a new epoxy floor, new garage door openers and additional flexible space at the rear of one bay suitable for storage, hobbies or a workshop. Behind the beautiful finishes is an equally important list of infrastructure improvements. The renovation was permitted and inspected through the City of Sedona, and major 2026 improvements include a new HVAC system, new water heater, numerous new windows and glass replacements, exterior and interior painting, landscaping improvements and a completely new 1,500-gallon septic system and leach field. For a buyer who wants Sedona without inheriting someone else's project list, nearly all of the heavy lifting has already been done. And then there is the location. Leave the sweet neighborhood and then travel roughly half a mile down Jordan Road and you're in the heart of Uptown Sedona, with restaurants, galleries, shops and the energy of town close enough to enjoy on foot. Head in the other direction and the neighborhood transitions toward National Forest and some of Uptown's most beautiful trail country. At home, however, the setting feels remarkably removed--private, quiet and buffered by mature vegetation. That combination may be the home's greatest luxury: nature without isolation, proximity without sacrificing privacy, and sophisticated design without pretense. 560 Orchard Lane is neither oversized nor ostentatious. Instead, it offers something increasingly compelling in Sedona: a beautifully executed, manageable home with exceptional views, three private en suites, meaningful outdoor space and an established Uptown location--all ready to simply be enjoyed.