6 peaceful homes in Arizona The Week Staff Today's best articles Daily business briefing Solving COVID newsletter Prescott. Designed to blend into the landscape, this five-bedroom home is built of native woods and flagstone. The 2005 house features art tiling and stained glass, built-ins and custom furniture, Venetian and Murano plaster walls, and organic-shaped rooms, including a great room with a wall of windows and floor-to-ceiling fireplace. Outside are an entry waterfall, multiple patios, a covered outdoor living room with fireplace, expansive views, and 3.95 private acres of mountain terrain studded with piñon and juniper. $2,300,000. Len McGee, Coldwell Banker Realty, (928) 713-4666. Scottsdale. Architect David C. Hovey designed this 2002 steel-beam, concrete-block, and glass house with views of the Chiricahua golf course, ancient boulder outcroppings, the Saguaro Forest, city lights, and mountains. The five-bedroom home has corrugated-steel ceilings, polished-concrete floors, two fireplaces, a chef's kitchen, and a main bedroom with spa bath.