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Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again

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Falcon Nest, a ten-storey passive home nestled across the 6,514-foot Thumb Butte in Prescott, Arizona is renowned as North America’s tallest single-family home, scaling ten storeys and 124-feet height. Designed by Phoenix architect Sukumar Pal, it is a perfect for those who want to have a home away from crowded cities, from where uninterrupted views of the valley can be enjoyed in peace. Built in 1994, this residential property boasts a unique design, towering shape and energy-efficient central area that is blessed with magnificent views of the surroundings. Defined as Palsolaral House, it is equipped with solar panels, while alternative cooling, heating and energy-generating systems are included to power-up the house in all circumstances.

The 6,200-square-foot house is designed as tall as possible to create a chimney effect for natural heating and cooling. This three-bedroom,  four-bathroom house has glass ceilings that offer amazing views of the the San Francisco Peaks and the Thumb Butte trail, while sitting comfortably inside. There is an elevator that leads from the first floor to sixth floor of the house. It can also be used as a Ham radio tower or an observatory located in a natural setting.

Inside the passive house, the bright interiors contrast the exposed ceiling design, while spacious living areas and rustic furniture ensure optimal comfort. A swimming pool is also there to spend perfect afternoons in the contemporary house.

Its name ‘Falcon Nest’ is derived from its winged shape, and it is a spectacular family house located a few minutes away from downtown’s famous Whiskey Row. The property was also on sale in 2015 for US$2.8 million and now again it is up for sale with Estately with a price tag of US$1.5 million.

Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Located in a serene location
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Towering shape and large glass windows offer magnificent views
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Features solarium living spaces
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Exposed ceiling design
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Unique lighting design
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Bright interiors suits with exposed interior design well
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Spacious bedrooms with separate bathrooms 
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Uninterrupted views from every corner of the house
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Main living area under the glass facade helps making it a passive house
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Kitchen area in front of a series of windows makes the better cooking experience
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Night view of the unique family home
Falcon Nest: North America’s tallest single-family home up for sale again
Perfect for those who want to live high in mountains away from the crowded cities

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