Attention Soul-Seekers—This Former Spiritual Retreat in Sedona Asks $23 Million

The captivating red rock vistas in Sedona, AZ, have drawn soul seekers for decades, so it’s no wonder the enigmatic property at 333 Schnebly Hill Road is asking such a high price, even in one of Arizona’s top luxury markets. Think really good vibes, and eight figures.

Recently re-listed for $23 million, the former spiritual center presents an opportunity to own one of the most distinctive and dynamic homes in town. It’s represented by Jasson Dellacroce with My Home Group Real Estate LLC.

Set on approximately 18 acres in uptown Sedona, the property has appeared on and off the market in recent years, each time sparking curiosity thanks to its scale, history, and unusual layout.

It has also been listed at multiple price points, at times reaching nearly $30 million before readjusting to its current $23 million asking price. 

Built in 1978, the compound has long served as a gathering place for workshops, retreats, and group experiences. Today, it is being marketed as a multiuse estate, with the possibility of conversion to a private residence or residential compound.

It is composed of six distinct parcels of varied terrain, including three adjacent lots along Oak Creek and two hillside lots. These could be left as is or further developed into gardens, trails, guest structures, or additional amenities, offering a rare flexibility not often found in this part of town.

The home itself spans roughly 13,591 square feet and includes eight spacious bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

Multiple kitchens, thoughtful built-ins, ample balconies, and outdoor fireplaces set the tone, while large open rooms with soaring ceilings—designed for multiple uses—offer buyers a blank canvas that could easily be reimagined as a luxury home, event venue, private retreat center, or some combination of all three.

One of the estate's most striking architectural elements is its glass tower, which captures the ever-changing light of the surrounding desert landscapes and frames its red rock vistas.

It’s easy to see how the same eclectic tower that once called to spiritual retreat goers could now be used as an epic meditation space or observatory.

And despite the property’s secluded feel, this mystical estate is located just minutes from Sedona’s uptown district, and within a short drive to some of its best shops, galleries, and restaurants.