The Davis Mountains of West Texas are described as a “Sky Island” or mountains rising out of a desert sea. This unique property, El Cielo, derives its name from this type of habitat, with towering cliff faces and pastures within a protected enclave. El Cielo has easy access to the area parks, preserves, restaurants, galleries, and shops, while also offering the seclusion and quiet of being out in the mountains. It boasts one of the most beautiful, well-built living compounds in the region and is nestled into pastures and dramatic topography.
Designed by Kristin Bonkemeyer and Tom Greenwood and built by the late James Cook, the compound frames the mountains, grasslands, trees, rock outcroppings and huge cliff faces as an expression of the owners’ love of nature, art, and design with the elegance of comfort and space. Windows and porches look out onto Mt. Livermore, Cathedral Mountain, Point of Rocks, Taylor Flats, Puertocitas, Haystacks, and many other area highlights. Climb to the top of Point of Rocks and have a 360-degree view around the entire area. The views are nothing short of stunning.
King Land and Water Disclosure