Desert Drive

Ingersoll House Back

$5.9

Rare Gem sitting at the highest point in Rose Quartz at The Desert Mountain Club overlooking the Cochise Golf Course and valley below. Situated on two lots with views stretching from the McDowell Mountains to Apace Peak allowing for awe-inspiring sunsets and city lights. Walls of glass in this great room desert contemporary is finest of seemless indoor/outdoor living. In the Arizona evenings you can relax and enjoy watching TV, dining or taking a dip in the pool and spa on your resort like expansive patio. In addition to the luxurious master there are three en-suite guest rooms, den/office with full bath and a casita/bonus room with full bath. Conveniently located inside Desert Mountain this property allows you to get to all amenities within minutes. Designed by Shelby Wislon

built by Dick Lloyd Custom Homes along with finishes and furnishings by the Suzanne Biers Company this home exudes attention to detail. The home is being offered with all furnishings and artwork. Membership to the Desert Mountain Club is not included however may be available.

3.8

Practically free, GUT and REDO

 $2,455,000

This beautiful privately gated estate offers everything one could imagine, including the highest interior finishes. Open great room with dramatic staircase entry which sets the tone of sheer luxury with views of the entire valley & city lights. Pool & Spa right off the master bedroom. The master has a workout room and views of The Boulders Golf Course. The great room has views of the whole valley with a fireplace that sits as the center piece for the dining and great room with soaring ceilings. The guest house has 2 bedrooms, great room with a fireplace, 2 baths and kitchen. 4 car garage. This is one of Arizona's most elegant estates and sits on 3.8 acres, perched on top of a mountain.

who dat?

Coming Soon $3,580,000

Cave Creek

VERY special

This is the site of the original William Hellings homestead. He built the first wagon road from Cave Creek to Phoenix and  put in one of the first mines, the Golden Reef on the land, with a tramway and towers that took the ore from the mine down to the stamp mill, which  is now at the Cave Creek Museum.  All the 38 acres are patented and include all mineral rights.. There are a number of prime homesites on the hills, found by architect Wil Bruder, that could be the site of dramatic homes.

Stay tuned for further details on this hidden ranch, kept in private ownership by a very well-known area resident.  Nice covered stables and pens and a turnout are on the property as well.