Camelot Homes’ Cavallo Plan Earns 2023 Gold Nugget Home of the Year

The roughly 6,000-square-foot plan in the builder's Bronco community was designed by architect Bob White.

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Courtesy Camelot Homes

Set in a small enclave of 13 single-family homes in Scottsdale, Arizona, Camelot Homes’ Cavallo plan in its Bronco community was designed to enhance the experience of living in a desert environment.

At roughly 6,000 square feet, the plan targets affluent families or couples and offers four to five bedrooms, four-and-a-half to five-and-a-half baths, generous indoor-outdoor connections, flex spaces, and luxury finishes.

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Project Details

2023 Gold Nugget Award: Home of the Year
Architect/Designer: Bob White 
Builder: Camelot Homes 
Size: 6,046 square feet 
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona

To achieve an elevated look, architect Bob White pulled apart the floor plan to create individual building forms and shape the courtyards, patios, and outdoor living spaces. This “family-compound” approach allowed for various lifestyle preferences through the use of diverse outbuildings, as well as experiential living that is layered, framed, and private.

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Rustic farmhouse and desert contemporary architectural styles complement the plan and surrounding environment, and are compatible with each other both in form and materials, in addition to strengthening the overall quality of the neighborhood design.

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