High in the foothills of Joshua Tree, this brand new architectural home sits where the road slows, the air softens, and the desert opens wide. One of Joshua Tree’s most coveted and tightly held neighborhoods, Panorama Heights offers privacy, elevation, and a sense of permanence that’s increasingly rare. The design is clean, modern, and grounded, featuring a sunken living room, polished concrete floors, and expansive windows framing rock formations, open sky, and west-facing sunsets toward San Gorgonio. Massive boulders rise and wrap the property, creating a natural backdrop that feels more like being inside Joshua Tree National Park than merely near it. The kitchen centers around a waterfall quartz island, while sliding glass doors in every bedroom dissolve the boundary between inside and out, ideal for desert living and unforgettable guest stays. Despite its tranquility, the home is walkable to Mas O Menos for coffee by day and cocktails by night, and just minutes from the edge of the national park at the end of the road. The legendary Kellogg Doolittle House sits next door, adding a rare layer of architectural pedigree to an already exceptional setting. With no through traffic and uninterrupted views, the location feels both secluded and connected. Well built and thoughtfully designed, this home works beautifully as a primary residence, second home, or premium Airbnb. Architecture, atmosphere, and income potential come together effortlessly here.