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    A Hilltop Sanctuary in Uptown Sedona — 580 Norbie Rd

    April 30, 2026No Comments
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    580 Norbie Road in Uptown Sedona — hilltop home with panoramic red rock views, built by John Griffin in 1999
    580 Norbie Road sits at the top of a quiet Uptown cul-de-sac, with unobstructed views across Sedona's red rock formations.
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    There are homes in Sedona with red rock views. Then there are homes that sit above them.

    580 Norbie Road is the latter — a private hilltop residence in Uptown Sedona where every window frames a panorama that even longtime locals stop to admire. Built in 1999 by master builder John Griffin, this 2,900-square-foot Territorial-style home occupies one of the rarest geographies in town: a quarter-acre lot at the top of a quiet cul-de-sac, just a four-minute walk from the heart of Uptown.

    A rare Uptown position

    Uptown Sedona is one of the most coveted neighborhoods in town for a reason. Walkable to galleries, restaurants, and trailheads. Close enough to the action that you don’t need to drive for dinner, far enough up the hill that you don’t hear it.

    580 Norbie sits at the very top of that hill — above the surrounding rooftops, with unobstructed sightlines across some of Sedona’s most iconic red rock formations. There’s a water tower behind the property, but the home was sited so carefully that it doesn’t intrude on a single view.

    The sunrise hits this hill before it hits anything else. So does the alpenglow at sunset.

    Panoramic red rock views from the living room at 580 Norbie Road in Uptown Sedona
    The living room at 580 Norbie Road frames Sedona’s iconic red rock formations through soaring windows.

    Built by a Sedona master

    John Griffin is a name that means something in Sedona. He built much of the Kachina neighborhood and is responsible for a body of homes prized for their craftsmanship and — perhaps more importantly — their architectural intelligence. Griffin homes are designed around the views they’re meant to frame, not the other way around.

    580 Norbie is a textbook example. The open-concept main level pours light through soaring windows that follow the changing color of the rocks throughout the day. A see-through gas fireplace anchors the living and dining areas. Vaulted ceilings, skylights, and an expansive layout create a feeling of openness rare in homes this size.

    Construction is what you’d expect from a Griffin build: block and wood frame, stucco finish, and a recently renovated concrete tile roof. The HVAC system is approximately 18 months old. These aren’t worry-points to negotiate — they’re already done.

    Two levels, two primary suites

    Most luxury homes give you one primary suite. 580 Norbie gives you a choice.

    The downstairs primary is a split-bedroom design with a walk-in closet, a full bath featuring double vanities, and a separate shower and soaking tub. Even from the shower, you have a view.

    The upstairs suite is the showstopper. Private deck, its own gas fireplace, a spacious closet, and the kind of bedroom view that makes mornings feel ceremonial. It’s the room where the home reveals what it’s really about.

    A separate den/office and powder room round out the layout, with a thoughtful laundry room and access to the attached two-car garage.

    At a glance

    • Address: 580 Norbie Road, Sedona, AZ 86336
    • Price: $2,199,000
    • Bedrooms: 3
    • Bathrooms: 2 full + 1 half
    • Square Feet: 2,900
    • Lot Size: 0.26 acres
    • Year Built: 1999
    • Builder: John Griffin
    • HOA: None
    • Roof: Concrete tile (recently renovated)
    • HVAC: Approximately 18 months old
    • Architecture: Territorial / Santa Fe, two levels
    • Views: Panoramic red rock, hillside cul-de-sac
    • MLS#: 7008532
    Twilight view of Sedona's red rocks from the patio at 580 Norbie Road in Uptown Sedona
    Twilight settles over the red rocks, viewed from the patio at 580 Norbie Road.

    Short walk to Uptown

    The thing about Norbie Road that surprises buyers: it’s four minutes on foot to Uptown. Coffee in the morning, dinner at night, gallery openings on weekends — all without starting the car. For a luxury hilltop home with this kind of privacy, that walkability is genuinely uncommon. Most homes with views like this require a fifteen-minute drive to reach civilization.

    580 Norbie offers both.

    Call to schedule a private showing.

    Will Hamburg
    Associate Broker, Realty ONE Group Mountain Desert
    📞 928.300.8277
    ✉️ Will@OwnInSedona.com
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    This article is sponsored content presented by Will Hamburg, Associate Broker at Realty ONE Group Mountain Desert. Will Hamburg is the listing agent for 580 Norbie Road. All property details are deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyers should verify all information independently. Information from MLS#7008532.

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