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$499,000

This property offers a unique opportunity to create your ideal desert retreat in a truly special location. The existing mobile home is currently being lived in but could easily be replaced, making way for your dream build. With underground infrastructure already in place, future owners can remove the current structure and either construct a custom stick-built home or place a new manufactured home with less time and cost than starting from scratch. Perfectly positioned for privacy, this parcel borders State Trust Land, offering open views and a peaceful natural setting surrounded by towering saguaros and pristine desert landscape. Despite the quiet setting, it remains just a short drive from Surprise, Wittmann, and Phoenix--combining privacy with convenience.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7079760 MLS ⋅ 1,192 SqFt.

This property offers a unique opportunity to create your ideal desert retreat in a truly special location. The existing mobile home is currently being lived in but could easily be replaced, making way for your dream build. With underground infrastructure already in place, future owners can remove the current structure and either construct a custom stick-built home or place a new manufactured home with less time and cost than starting from scratch. Perfectly positioned for privacy, this parcel borders State Trust Land, offering open views and a peaceful natural setting surrounded by towering saguaros and pristine desert landscape. Despite the quiet setting, it remains just a short drive from Surprise, Wittmann, and Phoenix--combining privacy with convenience.

26331 W Rockaway Hills Drive, Morristown

$2,350,000

The mountain came first. Everything else followed. The drive winds upward. Another view appears. Then another. A patio tucked into the hillside. A grove of mature trees where you wouldn't expect them. A guest house. Then another. By the time you reach the top, you begin to realize this wasn't a property that was built all at once. It was shaped over years by people who loved where they lived. At the center is a five-bedroom ranch home that feels exactly right for its setting. Wood beams, fireplaces, custom details, and windows that keep the surrounding landscape close at hand. Hunter Douglas electric shades in the living room and exterior power shades serving the bedrooms and family room offer comfort and convenience without drawing attention to themselves. The home feels comfortable rather than formal, substantial without feeling oversized, and connected to the outdoors in a way that only makes sense when you're standing there. Outside is where the property tells most of its story. Mature palms sway above the desert landscape. Citrus trees still produce fruit. A fountain welcomes visitors near the entrance. Patios seem to appear wherever someone found a particularly good place to sit. Carefully placed Edison lighting extends evenings outdoors, while commercial misting systems help make the front and back outdoor spaces comfortable during warmer months. The pool feels tucked into the mountain rather than placed on top of it, complete with an outdoor shower just steps away. Everywhere you look there is evidence of time, care, and the understanding that some things cannot be rushed. Trees grow at their own pace. Shade takes years to create. A property like this takes decades. As daylight fades, the mountain settles into a different kind of beauty, with star-filled Arizona skies overhead and little to compete with them. The two guest homes are positioned away from the main residence, each with its own relationship to the mountain and surrounding landscape. Together they add another layer to a property that was clearly designed to be shared with family, friends, and generations to come. The horse facilities feel much like the rest of the property: established, well cared for, and built with purpose. Five covered stalls, automatic waterers, a covered hay barn, tack room, turnout area, horse wash station, trailer access, trailer parking, and horse misting systems support the equestrian lifestyle that has long been part of this property's story. What stands out most is not a single feature or amenity. It is the feeling that this property has been cared for, improved thoughtfully, and enjoyed fully. The mountain provides the views. The years provide the character. Somebody spent a long time creating what exists here today. The stewardship passes to its next owner.

9 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 7042707 MLS ⋅ 8,959 SqFt.

The mountain came first. Everything else followed. The drive winds upward. Another view appears. Then another. A patio tucked into the hillside. A grove of mature trees where you wouldn't expect them. A guest house. Then another. By the time you reach the top, you begin to realize this wasn't a property that was built all at once. It was shaped over years by people who loved where they lived. At the center is a five-bedroom ranch home that feels exactly right for its setting. Wood beams, fireplaces, custom details, and windows that keep the surrounding landscape close at hand. Hunter Douglas electric shades in the living room and exterior power shades serving the bedrooms and family room offer comfort and convenience without drawing attention to themselves. The home feels comfortable rather than formal, substantial without feeling oversized, and connected to the outdoors in a way that only makes sense when you're standing there. Outside is where the property tells most of its story. Mature palms sway above the desert landscape. Citrus trees still produce fruit. A fountain welcomes visitors near the entrance. Patios seem to appear wherever someone found a particularly good place to sit. Carefully placed Edison lighting extends evenings outdoors, while commercial misting systems help make the front and back outdoor spaces comfortable during warmer months. The pool feels tucked into the mountain rather than placed on top of it, complete with an outdoor shower just steps away. Everywhere you look there is evidence of time, care, and the understanding that some things cannot be rushed. Trees grow at their own pace. Shade takes years to create. A property like this takes decades. As daylight fades, the mountain settles into a different kind of beauty, with star-filled Arizona skies overhead and little to compete with them. The two guest homes are positioned away from the main residence, each with its own relationship to the mountain and surrounding landscape. Together they add another layer to a property that was clearly designed to be shared with family, friends, and generations to come. The horse facilities feel much like the rest of the property: established, well cared for, and built with purpose. Five covered stalls, automatic waterers, a covered hay barn, tack room, turnout area, horse wash station, trailer access, trailer parking, and horse misting systems support the equestrian lifestyle that has long been part of this property's story. What stands out most is not a single feature or amenity. It is the feeling that this property has been cared for, improved thoughtfully, and enjoyed fully. The mountain provides the views. The years provide the character. Somebody spent a long time creating what exists here today. The stewardship passes to its next owner.

2190 Jack Burden Road, Wickenburg

$1,900,000

Private mountain compound on 4+ acres with sweeping views across Prescott's pine forest. The main home offers expansive open living areas with raised ceilings, abundant natural light, & flexible living space. Built with energy efficiency & sustainability at its core, the property includes a rainwater collection system & hillside design, providing natural insulation and year-round thermal stability. The spacious main level offers a seamless kitchen & living area, along with generously sized bedrooms featuring walk-in closets. The upstairs flex space adds versatility for office, media, or additional living. A detached 800 sqft guest house provides separation for extended living or guests. A hillside sauna defines the mountain retreat setting, with acreage suited for equestrian facilities.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 6992177 MLS ⋅ 4,924 SqFt.

Private mountain compound on 4+ acres with sweeping views across Prescott's pine forest. The main home offers expansive open living areas with raised ceilings, abundant natural light, & flexible living space. Built with energy efficiency & sustainability at its core, the property includes a rainwater collection system & hillside design, providing natural insulation and year-round thermal stability. The spacious main level offers a seamless kitchen & living area, along with generously sized bedrooms featuring walk-in closets. The upstairs flex space adds versatility for office, media, or additional living. A detached 800 sqft guest house provides separation for extended living or guests. A hillside sauna defines the mountain retreat setting, with acreage suited for equestrian facilities.

4430 S Last Claim Lane, Prescott