More than a home, this estate is a living artwork—conceived, constructed, and adorned by two of the 20th century’s most iconic creative figures. In 1946, Ernst and Tanning made this majestic red rock landscape their sanctuary, shaping it into a deeply personal expression of their partnership and artistic vision.

It was here, in 1947, that Ernst created Capricorn, his monumental sculpture that stood as a mystical guardian over the property.  The bronze edition of the original sculpture is featured in museums around the world, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

This property is not just a place—it is a legacy. A museum-worthy landmark. A protected portal into a pivotal era of art. Dorothea Tanning’s groundbreaking influence is present throughout the space she helped create and inhabit—her contribution as vital, celebrated, and enduring as Ernst’s.

For collectors, patrons, and stewards of cultural heritage, this is a rare chance to see the creative legacy of two legendary artists. Surrounded by Sedona’s breathtaking landscape, the estate offers inspiration, history, and a lasting tribute to Surrealist innovation.