52744 Contour Terrace Pioneertown, CA 92268

A contemporary Pipes Canyon compound by Wolfgang Pichler where architecture, landscape and light come together. Set on a private rise with long, open views, the property looks out toward the Sawtooth Mountains, distant boulder fields and wide mesa lines. The setting feels quiet and expansive, with intentional desert landscaping, specimen trees and mature plantings that frame the homes and create a sense of privacy. The main house, renovated in 2019, is designed for true indoor-outdoor living, with floor-to-ceiling glass, a clean open layout and a modern kitchen anchored by a large island. The primary suite continues the indoor-outdoor flow with a spa-like bath that includes a soaking tub, a walk-in shower and access to a private outdoor area with an outdoor shower. The second bedroom features its own en-suite bath and a private outdoor connection. The ADU, built in 2022, follows the same architectural language, offering large picture windows, beautiful natural light and far-reaching views. It includes two bedrooms with en-suite baths, a well-designed kitchen and a comfortable living area. Outdoor spaces are designed for easy gathering and relaxation, with an elevated deck, cowboy pool, spa, two outdoor soaking tubs, a fire feature, an open-air dining area and a collection of thoughtfully placed seating areas throughout the property, each oriented toward different views and moments in the landscape. With privacy, striking landscapes and thoughtful architecture, this property works as a full-time home, private retreat or high-performing short-term rental. It already enjoys strong rental income with significant opportunity to grow even further. Minutes to Pioneertown, Pappy and Harriets and Red Dog Saloon, and close to the trails of the Pioneertown Mountains Preserve and the Sand to Snow National Monument. Also an easy drive to La Copine, The Integratron, downtown Joshua Tree and Joshua Tree National Park, all while feeling quiet, private and immersed in one of the most sought after pockets of Pipes Canyon.