The Mark · All-Concrete Home, Hot Tub, Views

Summary:

At The Mark, the desert is part of the architecture. Set on 1.18 acres in Joshua Tree's Panorama Heights, this striking all-concrete home opens almost entirely to the outdoors through a 17-foot folding glass door. Designed for two couples who appreciate good design and room to unwind, it brings together beautiful interiors, mountain views, fireside evenings and a hot tub under the open sky.



The Space:

The Mark has a distinctly architectural feel, with soaring ceilings, exposed concrete walls and clean lines softened by rich textures and warm, earthy furnishings. Cognac velvet, natural stone, sculptural artwork and carefully chosen lighting give the interiors the character of a boutique retreat without sacrificing comfort. The open layout encourages everyone to gather, while expansive glass keeps the surrounding landscape in view. It's a home where cooking, conversation and time outside flow naturally into one another.



-Highlights-

► Six-person hot tub with mountain and desert views

► Fire pit with comfortable outdoor lounge seating

► Outdoor dining table for six and gas BBQ

► 1.18 private acres of open desert with expansive views

► All-concrete new build with a 17-foot bifold door to the patio

► Two king bedrooms at opposite ends of the home, each with patio access

► Chef's kitchen with travertine countertops, gas stove and stainless steel appliances

► Keurig coffee maker with pods provided

► Large smart TV with soundbar and portable Sonos speaker

► Pull-out sofa providing additional sleeping space

► High-speed Starlink Wi-Fi

► Ceiling HVAC units for heating and cooling

► Washer and dryer



-Outdoor Amenities-

The outdoor spaces are an essential part of The Mark's design. A generous concrete terrace extends from the living room into the desert, with a slatted shade structure, outdoor dining area and inviting places to sit. The surrounding 1.18 acres remain open and natural, giving the property an expansive feel and uninterrupted opportunities to enjoy the mountain and desert scenery.



The outdoor dining table seats six, with a gas BBQ nearby for relaxed meals at home. Just beyond, four cushioned lounge chairs surround a modern fire pit, creating a comfortable gathering place as the evening cools. The six-person hot tub offers another way to take in the landscape, whether you're enjoying the afternoon mountain views or spending a quiet evening beneath the stars.



Everything is arranged to make spending time at home feel effortless. Open the folding glass doors, bring dinner outside and settle into an evening that doesn't need much of an itinerary.



-Living Area-

The living room balances the strength of the home's concrete architecture with the warmth of a thoughtfully furnished interior. A cognac velvet sofa, upholstered seating, a round stone coffee table and understated artwork create an inviting space for conversation, reading or simply enjoying the view.



The room's defining feature is its 17-foot bifold glass door, which opens the living space directly onto the terrace. With the doors folded back, the outdoor seating and mountain landscape become an extension of the room, making it easy for everyone to spread out while still feeling connected.



For quieter evenings, a large smart TV with soundbar provides a comfortable movie setup, while a portable Sonos speaker lets you enjoy music throughout your stay. The living room also includes a pull-out sofa to accommodate a fifth guest.



-Kitchen and Dining-

The kitchen is both a striking design feature and a welcoming place to spend time together. Ocean Silver travertine countertops bring natural texture to the concrete interior, while dark cabinetry, open shelving and a generous central island give the space a refined, understated character.



A gas stove and stainless steel appliances make cooking at home easy, whether you're preparing a full dinner or putting together a casual breakfast before heading out. The Keurig coffee maker comes stocked with pods, and the island offers a comfortable spot to enjoy your morning coffee or keep the cook company.



The open layout connects the kitchen to the living area and, through the folding glass doors, to the outdoor dining table for six. Meals can move easily from the kitchen to the patio, with the desert mountains providing the backdrop.



-Bedrooms and Bathrooms-

The Mark has two king bedrooms, two bathrooms and accommodations for up to five guests. With the bedrooms positioned at opposite ends of the home, the layout works particularly well for two couples or friends traveling together who appreciate having their own space.



Both bedrooms offer a softer contrast to the home's concrete living areas. Neutral linens, rust-colored accents, sculptural wooden artwork and warm bedside lighting create restful, inviting spaces. Large north-facing glass doors open each bedroom directly to the patio, bringing natural light and desert views into the rooms.



The primary bedroom includes a private ensuite bathroom. The second king bedroom has an attached bathroom that also serves the living area, providing convenient access for guests using the pull-out sofa.



Both bathrooms feature earthy tile finishes in terracotta and wood-inspired tones, spacious walk-in showers, contemporary vessel sinks and dark wood vanities. The combination of natural textures and modern fixtures carries the home's distinctive design through to the most private spaces.



For a fifth guest, the living room's pull-out sofa provides an additional sleeping option without compromising the privacy of either king bedroom.



-Surrounding Area-

Downtown Joshua Tree has artisan cafés, vintage shops and local markets, and the West Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park opens onto the park. Indian Cove Campground offers hiking and climbing, and the area's open desert and mountain ranges are never far from view.



Guest Access:

The entire house and property are yours to enjoy! Please note that a few supply closets stay locked to store rental supplies.



The locked supply closets are on the east side of the home.



A storage container on the property is also locked and used for rental supplies.



The Neighborhood:

The Mark is in Panorama Heights, a residential area of Joshua Tree where every home sits on acreage, giving guests wide open space and privacy, about 4 minutes from downtown. The last 0.4 miles to the home are dirt roads.



Below are travel times to nearby shops, bars, eateries and attractions:

► 4 minutes ➔ Downtown Joshua Tree shops, bars & restaurants

► 12 minutes ➔ Transmission Sculpture by Daniel Popper

► 13 minutes ➔ Joshua Tree West National Park Entrance

► 14 minutes ➔ Downtown Twentynine Palms shops, bars & restaurants

► 15 minutes ➔ Old Town Yucca Valley shops, bars & restaurants

► 21 minutes ➔ Flamingo Heights bars & dining: La Copine fine cuisine & Giant Rock Meeting Room pizza & bar

► 22 minutes ➔ Pioneertown: Pappy and Harriet's & Red Dog Saloon

► 25 minutes ➔ The Integratron Sound Bath Experience

► 50 minutes ➔ Palm Springs & Palm Springs Airport



Getting Around:

A personal vehicle is necessary to get around in this area - rideshare apps are not guaranteed.



Please note that The Mark is in a remote location, and the final stretch to the home is on dirt roads, so please take it slow. The dirt roads are maintained, and a four-wheel drive car is not necessary, but please note that the dirt road conditions vary and may have bumps and ruts, particularly after rainstorms.



Interaction with Guests:

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