Front entry of 618 N La Loma Avenue with a wrought iron door, tile walkway, and hanging lantern

Litchfield Park, Arizona

618 N La LomaAvenue

A Spanish-style estate reimagined. Every image below is a rendered vision of what this home could become — beamed ceilings, warm plaster, and a private guest casita.

The Vision

Room by room, what this home wants to be

Open living and dining under vaulted beams

Great Room

Open living and dining under vaulted beams

One continuous great room runs from the dining table to the media wall, framed by dark stained beams on a vaulted ceiling. Plantation shutters and a bay window pull in light across large-format tile.

A conversation-first seating plan

Living

A conversation-first seating plan

A pair of swivel chairs, leather accent chairs, and a long sofa circle a round wood coffee table on a patterned wool rug — with a low credenza and mounted television anchoring the far wall.

Cast stone fireplace with arched niches

Hearth Room

Cast stone fireplace with arched niches

A full-height stucco chimney rises to the peak, flanked by lit arched alcoves over built-in cabinetry. An iron ring chandelier and oxblood leather club chairs keep the room warm after dark.

Seating for eight in the bay window

Dining

Seating for eight in the bay window

A trestle table for eight sits centered on the bay of shuttered windows, with olive trees at each corner and a clear sightline through to the kitchen.

Evening light in the primary bedroom

Primary Suite

Evening light in the primary bedroom

Beamed vault, a clerestory triangle window, and a lit display ledge above the upholstered bed. French doors open to a walled garden patio; a leather bench and paired lounge chairs complete the retreat.

The same room, simply furnished

Primary Suite

The same room, simply furnished

A lighter take on the primary: vaulted ceiling, arched transom window, French doors to the yard, and a quiet sitting corner beside a floor-length gilt mirror.

Detached guest casita and courtyard

Casita

Detached guest casita and courtyard

A separate tile-roof casita with a colonnaded covered porch sits across the gravel courtyard, with a built-in barbecue island and desert plantings between the two structures.

Presented By

Jen Daniels

RE/MAX Fine Properties · Arizona Homes Team

Private showings available by appointment. Reach out any time and I’ll walk you through the home and the vision behind these renderings.