The luxurious Master Suite is located on the corner of the south and east wing of the home and has two walk-in closets, sitting area and adjoining Sun/Music room with views out towards the Mano Prieto Mountains. The spacious Master Suite Bath has a large walk-in shower of teal and jade shaded ceramic tile laid in a waterfall pattern as well as a slipper tub. The double vanity cabinetry was custom built of hard wood by a local artisan.

A large Utility Room is adjacent to the Master Suite. Replete with cabinets and counters this is the perfect room for your preferred hobby. A second Kitchen complete with stove, refrigerator space and plenty of storage is adjacent. The north wing features a large gourmet Kitchen with two full-size ovens, one a convection style, a cooking island and plenty of counter and storage space augmented by a walk-in Butler's Pantry with a half bath, additional storage and work space with room for a chest freezer. A casual dining area is located off the Kitchen and is perfect for bird watching and enjoying the panoramic mountain views. The Kitchen overlooks the first Living Area which serves as Dining Room and Gathering Room. The formal Dining Room provides views of the Davis Mountains. The wood burning fireplace is the architectural focal point of the Gathering room with its low stepped knee wall. Exposed rough-hewn beams are found throughout this wing of the home.

Two separate doors and a large paned window provide views into the courtyard and allow for natural lighting. There is walnut hardwood flooring in the Dining Room, Gathering Room and front hallway. The Guest Bedroom features Saltillo tile flooring, double closets and built-in storage. The Guest Bath has a Saltillo tile counter, custom vanity and tub/shower. The home's second Living Area encompasses the majority of the west wing of the home. Currently used as a Music and Living Room the space could also serve as a Library, Trophy Room, Game Room or Media/Entertainment Room. Several windows look out to the courtyard and hardwood flooring creates a warm ambiance. Adjacent to the Music Room is the second Guest Bedroom which is comprised of a sleeping room with half bath and adjoining study or office with a large walk-in closet. The second Guest Room is located in the south wing of the home.

The south wing hallway has several storage closets and leads to the Master Suite. The south wing is the main access point to the home from the over-sized two car garage and adjoining covered carport. Built-in shelving is found throughout the garage. There is an external propane tank for the in-floor radiant heating system and for water heating in parts of the house. The home uses its own well and septic system. The home has a metal roof installed in 1996 and was re-sealed with an energy efficient insulating foam layer in 2009. Gutters are installed in various locations of the home to re-direct water away from the foundation. Many of the windows and doors feature pine lintels. Aside from the north facing front door there is a third access point into the home from the second carport located on the east side of the home with entry into the second Kitchen.

In April, 2011, a wildfire impacted several homes and structures in Mano Prieto Estates and in nearby Fort Davis. Two outbuildings on this property were destroyed in the fire and their foundations remain visible. Several of the trees, cacti, and native plants and grasses on the home-site acreage were burned and although stressed are showing signs of recovery. The Texas Forest Service has counseled landowners to allow up to six months for signs of plant and tree recovery. The extent and duration of the West Texas monsoon season will have a significant impact on the recovery of the local fauna.