Sept. 11, 2026

38 E Mohawk Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86005

 

New to Market · Aspen Trails, Flagstaff

38 E Mohawk Dr — Updated Aspen Trails Home for Sale in Flagstaff, AZ

38 E Mohawk Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86005 · MLS #205966
$749,850

A beautifully updated single-level home tucked into the trees at the quiet edge of Aspen Trails — where skylit interiors, twin decks, and forest views meet easy access to NAU, trails, and I-40.

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Aspen Trails
  • Forest Retreat
  • Single-Level Living
  • Updated & Move-In Ready
  • Forest Views
3Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
1,582Sq Ft
0.17Acre Lot
The Overview

A Bright, Updated Retreat in the Pines of Aspen Trails

Tucked near the back of desirable Aspen Trails, this beautifully updated single-level home offers a peaceful, low-traffic setting with convenient access to nearby trails, NAU, and I-40. Inside, abundant natural light pours through multiple skylights — including two large additions that make the home feel bright and welcoming. Thoughtful improvements, including smooth skim-coated walls, crisp 90° corners, board-and-batten details, accent walls, and luxury vinyl plank flooring, give the interior a fresh, modern feel.

The open great-room layout features vaulted ceilings and a wood-burning stove, while the kitchen offers a center island, pantry, gas range, and ENERGY STAR® appliances. With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,582 square feet, and an attached two-car garage, the home combines comfort and functionality. Enjoy the outdoors from inviting decks in both the front and back — dense trees create privacy around the front deck, while the fenced backyard is surrounded by mature trees that provide a beautiful setting for watching local wildlife. Forest views complete this thoughtfully appointed Flagstaff retreat.

Vaulted ceilings, skylights, and a wood-burning stove anchor the open great room.
Key Features

What Makes This Home Special

  • ☀️

    Light-Filled, Skylit Interior

    Multiple skylights — including two large skylit additions — fill the vaulted living space with natural light all day long.

  • 🔥

    Vaulted Great Room & Wood Stove

    An open great-room layout under vaulted ceilings, warmed by a classic wood-burning stove for cozy Flagstaff winters.

  • 🍳

    Island Kitchen, Ready to Cook

    A center island, walk-in pantry, gas range, and ENERGY STAR® appliances make everyday cooking and entertaining easy.

  • 🔨

    Thoughtfully Modernized

    Smooth skim-coated walls, crisp 90° corners, board-and-batten details, accent walls, and luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout.

  • 🌳

    Two Decks & a Fenced Yard

    Front and back decks framed by mature trees, plus a fenced backyard that’s ideal for privacy and watching local wildlife.

  • 🚗

    Single-Level with 2-Car Garage

    1,582 square feet of easy single-level living, complete with an attached two-car garage and no stairs to climb.

Home Systems & Updates

Home Systems & Updates at a Glance

  • Built in 1998 — single-level, 1,582 sq ft floor plan
  • Forced-air natural gas heating with ceiling fans
  • Wood-burning stove in the vaulted great room
  • ENERGY STAR® kitchen appliances with gas range
  • Luxury vinyl plank & ceramic tile flooring
  • Attached 2-car garage; public water & natural gas
The kitchen offers a center island, pantry, gas range, and ENERGY STAR® appliances.
The Location

Living in Aspen Trails, South Flagstaff

24Walk ScoreCar-Dependent
68Bike ScoreBikeable — excellent bike lanes
33Transit ScoreSome transit nearby

Aspen Trails is an established residential neighborhood on Flagstaff’s south side, prized for its ponderosa pines, low-traffic streets, and quick reach to Northern Arizona University, Fort Tuthill County Park, and Interstate 40. This home sits near the back of the community, where mature trees and forest views create a private, tucked-away setting just minutes from town.

~5 minto NAU
~5 minto I-40 Access
~10 minHistoric Downtown
~25 minArizona Snowbowl
Nearby & Noteworthy

Explore the Best of Flagstaff

  • 🚴

    Fort Tuthill County Park

    Just down the road in the same 86005 area, this 70-plus-year county park is a local favorite. Enjoy a purpose-built mountain bike park, disc golf, archery, camping, and miles of forested trails.

  • ⛷

    Arizona Snowbowl

    A short drive up the San Francisco Peaks brings you to the Southwest’s premier ski destination. Ski and ride in winter, then return in summer for the Scenic Gondola, hiking, and disc golf at elevation.

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    The historic site where Pluto was discovered sits just minutes away on Mars Hill. Take in guided stargazing under Flagstaff’s world-famous dark skies and explore the new Astronomy Discovery Center.

  • 🎓

    Northern Arizona University

    NAU is right around the corner, bringing Lumberjack athletics, concerts, lectures, and campus events within an easy few minutes of home.

  • 🏛️

    Historic Downtown Flagstaff

    Explore Route 66 history, local shops, art galleries, and a lively restaurant and brewery scene in the walkable heart of town, about ten minutes away.

Where to Eat

Local Flavor, Minutes Away

  • ☕

    Tourist Home All Day Cafe

    A Southside favorite for breakfast, brunch, locally roasted coffee, and New American plates.

  • 🍕

    Pizzicletta

    Beloved neighborhood spot for wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, house-made gelato, and wine.

  • 🌮

    Salsa Brava

    Thirty years of made-from-scratch, award-winning Mexican food and famous fresh salsa.

  • 🍺

    Mother Road Brewing Co.

    Flagstaff’s iconic Route 66-inspired brewery and taproom in the historic Southside.

Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

  • Kinsey Inquiry & Discovery School · K–5
  • Mount Elden Middle School · 6–8
  • Flagstaff High School · 9–12

School assignments verified via the FUSD School Finder for this address. Boundaries can change — buyers should confirm current assignments with the district.

The Neighborhood

Why Buyers Love Aspen Trails

Aspen Trails blends the feel of a forested retreat with genuine day-to-day convenience. Winding, low-traffic streets are shaded by tall ponderosa pines, and the neighborhood’s south-side location keeps NAU, Fort Tuthill, shopping along the Woodlands Village and Milton corridors, and I-40 all within a few minutes’ drive.

It’s an established community where updated single-level homes like this one are in high demand — offering four-season Northern Arizona living, easy access to trails and the mountains, and a quieter setting just outside the bustle of downtown.

Twin decks and a fenced, tree-lined backyard bring the forest right to your door.
Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the home at 38 E Mohawk Dr in Aspen Trails, Flagstaff?

38 E Mohawk Dr is listed at $749,850. It’s a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, single-level home with 1,582 square feet on a 0.17-acre lot, built in 1998 (MLS #205966), and represented by Broaddus Partners Group.

What schools serve the Aspen Trails neighborhood?

This address is served by the Flagstaff Unified School District: Kinsey Inquiry & Discovery School (grades K–5), Mount Elden Middle School (grades 6–8), and Flagstaff High School (grades 9–12). Boundaries can change, so buyers should verify current assignments with the district.

What is the Aspen Trails neighborhood in Flagstaff like?

Aspen Trails is an established residential neighborhood on the south side of Flagstaff, known for its ponderosa pines, quiet low-traffic streets, and forested setting. It offers quick access to Northern Arizona University, Fort Tuthill County Park, the Woodlands Village and Milton shopping corridors, and Interstate 40 — while keeping a private, tucked-in feel among the trees.

Who is the listing agent for 38 E Mohawk Dr?

This home is listed by Kelly Broaddus with Broaddus Partners Group, Brokered by eXp Realty, serving Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. To schedule a private showing or ask questions about the property, call 888-446-5602.

Your Next Chapter in the Pines

Ready to Call the Forest Home?

From skylit mornings to deck-side evenings under the pines, 38 E Mohawk Dr delivers updated, single-level comfort just minutes from NAU, trails, and everything Flagstaff. This is easy, four-season Northern Arizona living — move-in ready and waiting for you.

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Sept. 11, 2026

3308 S Clubhouse Cir, Flagstaff, AZ 86005

 

Pine Canyon · Flagstaff, Arizona

Luxury Mountain Home for Sale in Pine Canyon — Flagstaff, AZ

A 2018 modern mountain retreat where walls of glass stack away to the pines, evenings end at the fire pit, and a rare second lot means you own nearly an acre inside one of Flagstaff's most sought-after gated golf communities.

3308 S Clubhouse Cir, Flagstaff, AZ 86005  |  MLS #205933

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Luxury Living
  • Gated Golf Community
  • Forest Retreat
  • Mountain Views
  • Rare Second Lot
$4,600,000Offered At
4Bedrooms
4.5Bathrooms
4,000Sq Ft · Built 2018
The Overview

Built for How You Actually Want to Live

Some homes are built for shelter. This one is built for how you actually want to live — mornings that start with mountain light pouring through walls of glass, evenings that end around the fire pit with the golf course quiet and the stars sharp at 7,000 feet. Set on nearly a full acre in the gated luxury enclave of Pine Canyon in Flagstaff, Arizona, this 2018-built modern mountain retreat trades the ordinary for the kind of space and privacy that’s genuinely hard to find — including a full second lot behind the home, joined to the property under one HOA fee but able to be divided and sold separately, a rare shot at owning close to an acre in one of Flagstaff’s most sought-after communities.

The great room is where the house does its best work: expansive doors stack completely away, dissolving the line between the wide-open living space and the outdoors, all of it gathered around a linear gas fireplace built for long evenings in either direction. The kitchen is where entertaining happens without anyone feeling like they’re working — a wood-and-waterfall island doubles as breakfast bar and command center, quartz counters and soft-close cabinetry keep things effortless, and a wet bar means the party never has to leave the room. The cooking itself is serious business here: an Italian-made Bertazzoni dual-fuel 6-burner range, a second wall oven, a full-size Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, and a Sub-Zero built-in refrigerator make this a kitchen built for people who actually cook — and host.

Walls of glass stack away, dissolving the line between the great room and the forest.

Downstairs, three ensuite bedrooms give everyone their own retreat — any one of them could be the primary, which means houseguests get hotel-level privacy, not a shared hallway — plus a powder room for guests and more storage than most homes twice this size. Upstairs is where the primary suite lives its own quiet life: a private balcony for morning coffee, a second linear gas fireplace, a freestanding soaking tub, and a glass shower that feels more spa than bathroom, with a loft and bonus room next door ready to become a home office, a workout studio, or whatever the day calls for.

Step outside and the covered living space keeps the good times going year-round — another fireplace, a mounted TV, surround sound, and a built-in BBQ turn any evening into an occasion. Designer lighting, electronic shades, and a Control4 smart-home system run the show quietly in the background, alarm system included, so the house takes care of itself while you’re out enjoying the golf course, the trails, or the slopes. Add in the property’s association with Pine Canyon Golf Club and its concierge services, and this isn’t just a home — it’s a standing invitation to the mountain lifestyle Pine Canyon is known for.

Inside the Home

Key Features

🏔

Great Room, Wide Open

Expansive doors stack completely away around a linear gas fireplace, dissolving the line between the living space and the forest just outside.

🍳

A Kitchen Built to Cook & Host

Italian Bertazzoni dual-fuel 6-burner range, a second wall oven, Sub-Zero built-in refrigerator and full-size Sub-Zero wine fridge, a wood-and-waterfall quartz island, and a wet bar.

🛌

Three Main-Level Ensuite Retreats

Any of the three downstairs ensuites could serve as the primary, giving guests hotel-level privacy, plus a powder room and generous storage throughout.

🛁

Upstairs Primary Sanctuary

A private balcony, a second linear gas fireplace, a freestanding soaking tub, and a spa-style glass shower — with an adjacent loft and bonus room.

🔥

Year-Round Covered Living

An outdoor fireplace, mounted TV, surround sound, and a built-in BBQ turn the covered patio into a true second living room in every season.

🌐

Fully Wired Smart Home

A Control4 smart-home system, designer lighting, electronic shades, and an included alarm system run quietly in the background — plus a 3-car garage. 

 

 

 


A wood-and-waterfall quartz island anchors a kitchen built for people who actually cook.
Why This One Is Different

The Rare Part: A Full Second Lot in Pine Canyon

  • Nearly a full acre — approximately 0.98 acre (42,689 sq ft), a genuinely rare footprint inside Pine Canyon.
  • A full second lot behind the home, joined under one HOA fee but able to be divided and sold separately.
  • 2018 modern mountain construction — energy-conscious systems, forced-air natural gas heat, and central air.
  • Association with Pine Canyon Golf Club and its concierge services.
  • Gated, guard-entry community anchored by a 35,000 sq ft clubhouse with fine dining, spa and fitness facilities.
  • Camp Pine Canyon pools, the stocked lake at Trout Creek Park, and miles of hiking and biking trails from your door.
The Location

Where You’ll Be

~10 minDowntown Flagstaff
~10 minPulliam Airport (FLG)
~35 minArizona Snowbowl
~1.5 hrsGrand Canyon
The Neighborhood

Pine Canyon, Flagstaff

Pine Canyon is a 600+ acre private, gated golf community in southwest Flagstaff, tucked against the Coconino National Forest just off Lake Mary Road. Life here centers on a championship course, a 35,000-square-foot clubhouse with fine dining and a spa, Camp Pine Canyon’s pools, and the stocked lake at Trout Creek Park — all wrapped in towering Ponderosa pines at 7,000 feet.

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Walk Score
1/100

Car-Dependent — and that’s the point. This is a private forest enclave, not a downtown block; errands take a car, but privacy and pine come standard.

3308 South Clubhouse Circle

Car-Dependent

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Out the Front Gate

Nearby Attractions

  • 🏕

    Coconino National Forest

    Pine Canyon sits right against 1.8 million acres of Ponderosa pine, canyons, and high-country trail. Hiking, mountain biking, and forest roads begin practically at the community’s edge.

  • 🏔

    Arizona Snowbowl

    About 35 minutes up the San Francisco Peaks, Snowbowl delivers 260 inches of average snowfall and a 2,300-foot vertical drop in winter. In summer, the scenic gondola climbs to 11,500 feet.

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    The historic site where Pluto was discovered anchors Flagstaff’s status as the world’s first International Dark Sky City. Guided night-sky tours and multiple public telescopes await minutes from home.

  • 🏛

    Walnut Canyon National Monument

    Just east of town, the Island Trail descends past 25 cliff-dwelling rooms built into the canyon walls between 1125 and 1250 CE — nearly 900 years of history on a short, dramatic hike.

  • 🏚

    Riordan Mansion State Historic Park

    A 13,000-square-foot 1904 Arts and Crafts masterpiece filled with original Craftsman furnishings. Daily guided tours make it one of Flagstaff’s most beloved cultural landmarks.

Where to Eat

Flagstaff Dining

🍷

Tinderbox Kitchen

“Fine dining in Armani or jeans” — refined American plates and 100+ wines in downtown Flagstaff.

🍽

Josephine’s Modern American Bistro

A Wine Spectator Award-winning bistro in a historic craftsman bungalow, serving modern American cuisine since 2002.

🍸

Cottage Place Restaurant

Upscale fine dining with a rotating six-course tasting menu — an OpenTable Top 100 restaurant for over two decades.

🍕

Pizzicletta

Beloved downtown spot for Neapolitan wood-fired pizza, house-made gelato, and a tight wine and beer list.

For Families

Nearby Schools

DeMiguel Elementary SchoolGrades K–5
Mount Elden Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
Coconino High SchoolGrades 9–12

Served by Flagstaff Unified School District. Attendance boundaries can change — confirm current assignments with the district’s Find My School tool.

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A covered patio with fireplace, surround sound, and a built-in BBQ extends the living space outdoors year-round.
Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 3308 S Clubhouse Cir have?

3308 S Clubhouse Cir in Pine Canyon, Flagstaff, AZ is a 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home offering approximately 4,000 square feet of living space. Built in 2018, it sits on nearly a full acre (about 0.98 acre) and includes a 3-car garage, with three main-level ensuite bedrooms plus an upstairs primary suite.

What is Pine Canyon in Flagstaff known for?

Pine Canyon is a 600+ acre private, gated golf community in southwest Flagstaff, bordering the Coconino National Forest off Lake Mary Road. It’s known for its championship golf course, a 35,000-square-foot clubhouse with fine dining and a spa, Camp Pine Canyon’s pools, the stocked lake at Trout Creek Park, and miles of private hiking and biking trails among the Ponderosa pines.

What are the HOA fees, and what makes this property rare?

The HOA fee for this home is approximately $870 per month, supporting Pine Canyon’s gated guard entry, clubhouse, spa and fitness facilities, pools, parks, and trail system. What sets this listing apart is a full second lot behind the home — joined to the property under one HOA fee but able to be divided and sold separately, a rare chance to own nearly an acre inside Pine Canyon.

Who is the listing agent, and how can I tour the home?

This Pine Canyon home is listed by Kelly Broaddus of Broaddus Partners Group, brokered by eXp Realty — a Flagstaff-based team specializing in Northern Arizona luxury and mountain properties. To schedule a private showing or request more information, reach the team at 888-446-5602 or through the links below.

Ready to Live the Pine Canyon Life?

This is the home for the buyer who wants space, privacy, and a standing invitation to the mountain lifestyle — a modern retreat, a rare second lot, and a gated golf community wrapped in pines. Come see what living at 7,000 feet really feels like.

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Sept. 10, 2026

0 000 E Seminole Drive Flagstaff, AZ 86004

 

Vacant Land for Sale · Continental Country Club · Flagstaff, AZ 86004

Vacant Land for Sale in Continental Country Club — Flagstaff, AZ

A level, ponderosa pine–studded homesite where the mountain air, the fairways, and the forest are all right outside your future front door. Bring your builder and settle in among the pines of Country Club Estates.

$290,000  · 0 000 E Seminole Drive · MLS 205894
Flagstaff, AZ Build Opportunity 0.18 Acre Lot Ponderosa Pines Mountain & Forest Views Golf Community
$290,000
List Price
0.18 ac
Lot Size · 7,992 SF
R1
Zoning
Vacant Land
Build-Ready
The Opportunity

A Rare Chance to Build in the Pines of Continental Country Club

Level, buildable lots inside Flagstaff’s established Continental Country Club community don’t come along often — and this one is ready for your vision. The 0.18-acre (7,992 sq ft) parcel on E Seminole Drive is zoned R1 for a custom single-family home, studded with mature ponderosa pines, and framed by panoramic mountain and forest views.

Electric, city water, and city sewer are available at the lot line, and the property fronts a city-maintained, black-top road with curbs already in place — so the groundwork for building is largely set. Located off Seminole Drive near Country Club Drive, the homesite sits close to the Continental Country Club golf course and clubhouse, with HOA membership offered as the new owner’s choice for added flexibility on amenities and dues. Possession at closing.

Key Features

Why This Homesite Stands Out

🌲

Build-Ready in the Pines

A level 0.18-acre parcel dotted with mature ponderosa pines — a natural, wooded canvas for your custom Northern Arizona home.

🏔

Mountain & Forest Views

Panoramic mountain and forest views surround the lot, capturing the high-country setting Flagstaff is known for.

🔌

Utilities at the Lot Line

Electric, city water, and city sewer are all available at the lot line — a meaningful head start for any build.

🛣

Paved, City-Maintained Road

The property fronts a city-maintained, black-top road with curbs already installed for easy, year-round access.

🏗

R1 Residential Zoning

Zoned R1 for a single-family home. Fencing already runs along two sides of the lot, and a sign marks it for easy showing.

⛳

Optional Club Membership

Continental Country Club HOA membership is offered as the buyer’s choice — flexibility on club amenities and dues. (Verify HOA status.)

At a Glance

Why Buyers Are Building in Continental Country Club, Flagstaff

  • Zoned R1 and ready for a custom single-family home build
  • Electric, city water, and city sewer available at the lot line
  • Fronts a city-maintained, paved road with curbs already in place
  • Level 0.18-acre (7,992 sq ft) parcel with ponderosa pines and mountain & forest views
  • Fencing along two sides; property marked with a sign for easy showing
  • Optional Continental Country Club HOA membership — owner believes it is the buyer’s choice to join or not (please verify)

 

Off Seminole Drive, Minutes from Golf, Trails & Town

The homesite sits in the Country Club Estates neighborhood of Continental Country Club, on Flagstaff’s east side (86004) — a short drive to the golf course and clubhouse, national-forest trailheads, and everyday conveniences along Route 66.

< 1 mi
CC Golf & Clubhouse
~6 mi
Historic Downtown
~4 mi
Flagstaff Med. Center
~80 mi
Grand Canyon S. Rim

The Continental Country Club Community

Established since the 1960s beneath a canopy of majestic ponderosa pines, Continental Country Club spans dozens of subdivisions on Flagstaff’s east side. The community surrounds the public Continental Country Club golf course (formerly Elden Hills), and members can access amenities such as a community pool, the Bear Paw Recreation Center, tennis and pickleball courts, and a fitness center. This lot is in the Country Club Estates neighborhood; the closest park is Continental Park.

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Walk Score: 7 / 100 — Car-Dependent. Almost all errands require a car in this east-Flagstaff neighborhood — part of the quiet, wooded appeal.

East Seminole Drive

Car-Dependent

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Nearby Attractions

Life Around the Lot

  • ⛳

    Continental Country Club Golf Course

    The community’s own public 18-hole course and clubhouse sit just up the road from the lot. Tee times, dining, and social amenities are all within the neighborhood.

  • 🏔

    Mount Elden & Dry Lake Hills Trails

    Coconino National Forest trailheads for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking are minutes away. Miles of pine-shaded singletrack climb toward Mount Elden right from Flagstaff’s east side.

  • 🏛

    Walnut Canyon National Monument

    Ancient cliff dwellings and dramatic canyon overlooks lie about ten minutes southeast, off I-40. The Island Trail winds past 25 preserved dwelling rooms.

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    The historic observatory where Pluto was discovered offers telescope viewing and planetarium shows under Flagstaff’s certified dark skies. It’s a short drive across town.

  • 🚝

    Arizona Snowbowl

    Winter skiing and summer scenic gondola rides to 11,500 feet are roughly a half-hour up the San Francisco Peaks. Four-season mountain recreation is part of daily life here.

Where to Eat

East-Side Flagstaff Dining

🍕

Fat Olives

VPN-certified Neapolitan wood-fired pizza and Italian kitchen on E Route 66 — a quick hop from the neighborhood.

🍝

Salsa Brava

A 30-year Flagstaff favorite for fresh, Southwestern-style Mexican food and a famous salsa bar, also on E Route 66.

🍔

Diablo Burger

Local, grass-fed burgers on branded English muffins in historic downtown — a beloved Flagstaff institution.

🍕

Oregano’s Pizza Bistro

Chicago-style pizza, pastas, and stuffed cookies in a lively, family-friendly Flagstaff setting.

Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

Knoles ElementaryGrades K–5 · FUSD
Sinagua Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · FUSD
Coconino High SchoolGrades 9–12 · FUSD

School assignments are approximate for the Country Club Estates area. Buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with Flagstaff Unified School District.

 

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Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I build a custom home on this Continental Country Club lot?
Yes. The 0.18-acre parcel on E Seminole Drive is zoned R1 for single-family residential use and is level and build-ready. Electric, city water, and city sewer are available at the lot line, and the lot fronts a city-maintained, paved road with curbs already in place. Buyers should confirm current building requirements and permitting with the City of Flagstaff.
What utilities and road access does the E Seminole Drive lot have?
Electric, city water, and city sewer utilities are available at the lot line. The property fronts a city-maintained, black-top (paved) road with curbs already installed, and fencing runs along two sides of the lot.
Is HOA membership with Continental Country Club required?
The owner believes HOA membership with Continental Country Club is the buyer’s choice — optional rather than required — which offers flexibility on club amenities and dues. Buyers should independently verify HOA status, membership options, and any dues directly with the Continental Country Club community association.
Who is the listing agent, and how do I schedule a showing?
The lot is listed by Kelly Broaddus with Broaddus Partners Group, Brokered by eXp Realty. The property is marked with a sign for easy showing. To tour the lot or ask questions, call Broaddus Partners Group at 888-446-5602 or view the full listing online.

Ready to Build Your Home in the Pines?

This is your chance to claim a level, wooded homesite inside Flagstaff’s established Continental Country Club — utilities at the lot line, a paved road, golf and forest trails around the corner, and the freedom to build the mountain home you’ve been picturing. Lots like this are rare. Let’s walk it together.

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Sept. 10, 2026

1783 E Whitehall Dr, Williams, AZ 86046

 

Williams, AZ • MLS 205905

Manufactured Home for Sale on 1.03 Acres in Williams, AZ — 1783 E Whitehall Dr

Space, privacy, and sweeping cinder-cone views just eight miles from Williams — a Northern Arizona retreat with room to personalize, explore, and grow.

$379,000
  • Williams, AZ
  • 1.03 Acres
  • Forest Retreat
  • Mountain Views
  • No HOA • Livestock OK
  • Grand Canyon Gateway
2Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
1,456Sq Ft
1.03Acres
Overview

A Rare Slice of Northern Arizona High Country

Space, privacy, and sweeping views await just eight miles from Williams. Set on approximately 1.03 acres, this affixed 1999 manufactured home offers 1,456 square feet, a split floor plan, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious bonus room. Add a door and closet to create a potential third bedroom, home office, or hobby room.

The bright interior features abundant natural light and a generously sized primary suite. Its original finishes present an excellent opportunity to update the home and make it your own. Recent exterior improvements include fresh paint, two new decks, and new roofs on both the home and the detached garage/shop.

Manufactured home for sale on 1.03 acres in Williams, AZ — 1783 E Whitehall Dr front exterior

The oversized two-car garage is extra wide and includes additional workshop space at the rear, plus attic storage above. Outside, mature junipers provide privacy and year-round greenery, while the property offers views of cinder cone mountains and surrounding juniper forest. With ample space in both the front and back, there is room for additional vehicles, recreational toys, gardens, animals, or future outbuildings. The property is fenced on three sides, has no HOA, and permits livestock.

Additional features include propane forced-air heat, ceiling fans, hauled water with a water-hauling trailer included, and a washer, dryer, and refrigerator. Enjoy year-round access by dirt road, with public land access approximately half a mile away. An inviting Northern Arizona property with room to personalize, explore, and grow.

Key Features

What Makes 1783 E Whitehall Special

🌲

Room to Roam

Approximately 1.03 acres fenced on three sides, with no HOA and livestock permitted — space for toys, gardens, animals, or future outbuildings.

🛠

Oversized Garage + Workshop

An extra-wide two-car garage with dedicated workshop space at the rear and attic storage above — ideal for projects and gear.

🏠

Flexible Split Floor Plan

Two bedrooms, two baths, and a spacious bonus room. Add a door and closet for a potential third bedroom, home office, or hobby room.

🎨

Recent Improvements

Fresh exterior paint, two new decks, and new roofs on both the home and the detached garage/shop — big-ticket updates already handled.

⛰

Cinder Cone & Forest Views

Mature junipers frame year-round greenery, with open views of cinder cone mountains and surrounding juniper forest.

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Year-Round Access & Extras

Dependable dirt-road access with public land roughly half a mile away. Water-hauling trailer, washer, dryer, and refrigerator all convey.

The Practical Details

Home Systems & What Conveys

  • Propane forced-air heat and ceiling fans throughout for year-round comfort
  • Hauled-water system — a water-hauling trailer is included with the sale
  • Two new decks and new roofs on both the home and detached garage/shop
  • Washer, dryer, and refrigerator all convey with the property
  • No HOA, fenced on three sides, and livestock permitted
  • Year-round dirt-road access with public land access approximately ½ mile away
Location

Where You’ll Be — Red Lake & the Williams Area

~8 miDowntown Williams
~½ miPublic Land Access
~1 hrGrand Canyon S. Rim
~45 minFlagstaff
1/100
Walk Score • Car-Dependent

1783 East Whitehall Drive has a Walk Score of 1 out of 100. This is a car-dependent location where almost all errands require a car — exactly the trade for the wide-open space, privacy, and dark skies that define life out here in Red Lake.

1783 East Whitehall Drive

Car-Dependent

Walk Score of 1783 East Whitehall Drive Williams AZ 86046Bike Score of 1783 East Whitehall Drive Williams AZ 86046

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The Neighborhood

Red Lake & the Williams Area

Tucked into the Red Lake area northwest of Williams, this is classic Northern Arizona high-country living — juniper forest, cinder-cone horizons, and elbow room between neighbors. It’s the kind of place where livestock, recreational toys, and dark, star-filled skies are part of everyday life, yet the shops, restaurants, and Route 66 charm of Williams are only a short drive away.

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Things to Do Nearby

Your Grand Canyon Gateway Playground

Cinder cone mountain and juniper forest views from 1.03-acre property in Williams, AZ
🚃

Grand Canyon Railway

Board the historic train right in Williams for a scenic ride to the South Rim, complete with cowboy characters and live musicians. It’s the classic, car-free way to reach one of the world’s natural wonders.

🐻

Bearizona Wildlife Park

Drive through more than three miles of ponderosa pine forest to see North American wildlife up close, then explore the walk-through Fort Bearizona. A local favorite for families and out-of-town guests alike.

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Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)

One of the planet’s most breathtaking landscapes is roughly an hour’s drive north. Sunrise overlooks, rim trails, and endless photo stops are practically in your backyard.

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Historic Route 66 Downtown Williams

Six-plus blocks of historic buildings, neon signs, shops, and Wild West charm make up the heart of the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon.” It’s Route 66 nostalgia at its most authentic.

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Kaibab National Forest

With public land access roughly half a mile away, hiking, hunting, off-roading, and forest camping are steps from home. The surrounding Kaibab National Forest is a year-round outdoor recreation destination.

Where to Eat

Local Flavor in Williams

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Pine Country Restaurant

A beloved Williams institution famous for 50-plus flavors of homemade pie and hearty, down-home comfort food.

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Cruisers Route 66 Cafe

Mesquite-smoked BBQ, steaks, and classic diner fare with a full bar and vintage Route 66 atmosphere.

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Red Raven Restaurant

Casual fine dining in historic downtown Williams with artfully prepared plates and a thoughtful wine list.

🍩

More Along Route 66

From soda fountains to Mexican, Italian, and American kitchens — browse the full Williams dining scene on Experience Williams.

Schools

Williams Unified School District

The property is served by the Williams Unified School District. Buyers should always verify current enrollment boundaries and availability directly with the district.

  • Williams Elementary-Middle School Grades PreK–8
  • Williams High School Grades 9–12
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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is 1783 E Whitehall Dr from Williams and the Grand Canyon?

The property sits about eight miles from downtown Williams (roughly a 15-minute drive) and approximately one hour from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim. Flagstaff is about 45 minutes away, and public land access is roughly half a mile from the home.

Does the property have city water, and is there an HOA?

The home uses a hauled-water system, and a water-hauling trailer is included with the sale. There is no HOA, the lot is fenced on three sides, and livestock are permitted — making it well suited to rural, self-reliant living.

Can this two-bedroom home be converted to a three-bedroom?

Yes. The split floor plan includes a spacious bonus room that can be converted into a potential third bedroom, home office, or hobby room simply by adding a door and closet, subject to buyer verification.

Who is the listing agent for this Williams, AZ property?

This 1.03-acre property (MLS 205905) is listed by Broaddus Partners Group, Brokered by eXp Realty. Reach the team at 888-446-5602 to schedule a private showing or ask questions about the home and the Red Lake area.

Your Next Chapter

Ready to Make This Your Grand Canyon Gateway?

Whether you’re dreaming of a rural retreat, a first home with room to grow, or a Northern Arizona base camp for weekend adventures, 1783 E Whitehall Dr delivers space, privacy, and possibility — with the big-ticket updates already done. Bring your vision and make it your own.

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Broaddus Partners Group, Brokered by eXp Realty, Powered by Place. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Square footage, acreage, lot lines, school boundaries, utilities, and permitted uses are approximate and subject to buyer verification. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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Sept. 9, 2026

0 Snow Bowl Estates 2 Lot 7 Flagstaff, AZ 86001

 

Land for Sale · Snowbowl Estates

5.6 Acres for Sale in Snowbowl Estates — Flagstaff, AZ

More than five wooded acres bordering Forest Service land, with sweeping mountain views and Arizona Snowbowl just up the road — a rare canvas to build your Northern Arizona retreat.

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • 5.6 Acres
  • Borders National Forest
  • Mountain Views
  • Forest Retreat
  • Snowbowl Nearby
$239,850List Price
5.6 AcresLot Size
ForestBorders FS Land
BuildableHomesite
The Opportunity

A Blank Canvas at the Foot of the San Francisco Peaks

More than five untouched acres, a canvas for whatever mountain retreat you can imagine. This parcel borders Forest Service land and opens onto sweeping mountain views, giving you the space and privacy to build a home centered around wide-open sky and quiet. The location does a lot of the work here: Snowbowl and Nordic Village are just minutes away for winter skiing, summer brings hiking and biking straight from your front door, and the Grand Canyon is close enough for a spontaneous day trip. More than a lot to build on, this is a foothold in Northern Arizona's outdoor lifestyle — a place to plant roots and make it entirely your own.

Forested 5.6-acre lot with mountain views in Snowbowl Estates, Flagstaff, Arizona


Key Features

What Makes This Parcel Rare

🌲

5.6 Acres Bordering the Forest

The parcel backs to Forest Service land, so your tree line is your neighbor — the kind of privacy and elbow room that's hard to find this close to town.

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Sweeping Mountain Views

The lot opens onto wide mountain views and big Northern Arizona sky — the backdrop you'll design the entire home around.

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Minutes to Arizona Snowbowl

Skiing and snowboarding at Arizona Snowbowl and groomed Nordic trails at Arizona Nordic Village are just up the road for winter weekends.

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Trails from Your Doorstep

Come summer, hiking and mountain biking start where the pavement ends, with direct access to the surrounding forest and its trail network.

🏕

Build to Suit

No existing structure to work around. Bring your own builder and plans and shape a retreat that fits exactly how you want to live up here.

🚗

Grand Canyon Day Trips

One of the natural wonders of the world is close enough for a spontaneous drive — leave in the morning and be back by dinner.

At a Glance

Why Buyers Are Looking at Snowbowl Estates

  • 5.6-acre parcel in the Snowbowl Estates area, off Snow Bowl Road
  • Borders Forest Service & National Forest land for lasting privacy
  • Elevated, forested setting with open mountain views
  • Minutes from Arizona Snowbowl, Arizona Nordic Village, and forest trailheads
  • A buildable homesite — bring your own custom plans and builder
  • Rare acreage this close to Flagstaff and the ski area
Location

On the Mountain, Minutes from Town

~15 minArizona Snowbowl
~20 minDowntown Flagstaff
~30 minFlagstaff Airport
~1.5 hrsGrand Canyon

Snowbowl Estates sits along Snow Bowl Road on Flagstaff's northwest flank, where ponderosa pine, aspen, and Forest Service land give way to some of the region's best-known mountain recreation. It's a quiet, high-country pocket built around the outdoors — skiing and Nordic trails in winter, hiking and biking in summer — yet still an easy drive down the mountain to historic downtown Flagstaff.

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Nearby Attractions

The Outdoors Is Your Backyard

  • ⛷

    Arizona Snowbowl

    Northern Arizona's premier ski and snowboard resort sits at the top of Snow Bowl Road. Its scenic gondola runs into summer for panoramic views from the San Francisco Peaks.

  • 🎸

    Arizona Nordic Village

    Miles of groomed cross-country ski and snowshoe trails in winter, with mountain biking, hiking, and yurt stays the rest of the year. It's an easy jump from the neighborhood.

  • 🏞

    Grand Canyon National Park

    One of the seven natural wonders of the world is close enough for a spontaneous South Rim day trip. Watch the sunrise over the canyon and still make it home the same evening.

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    The historic Flagstaff observatory where Pluto was discovered is now a top spot for public stargazing in the world's first International Dark Sky City.

  • 🌲

    Coconino National Forest

    Nearly two million acres of pine forest, alpine trails, and mountain lakes surround Flagstaff — and border this very parcel. Trailheads are a short walk or drive away.

Where to Eat

Flagstaff Flavor, a Short Drive Down the Hill

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Tourist Home All Day Café

A beloved Southside spot for scratch pastries, strong coffee, and a hearty breakfast after a morning on the mountain.

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Pizzicletta

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and house-made gelato in a cozy, downtown-adjacent setting.

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MartAnne's Café

Colorful, generous Mexican breakfasts and famous chilaquiles that draw a downtown crowd.

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Josephine's Modern American Bistro

Refined seasonal dining in a historic Craftsman bungalow — a longtime Flagstaff date-night standby.

Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

  • Marshall Elementary School · Grades K–5
  • Mount Elden Middle School · Grades 6–8
  • Flagstaff High School · Grades 9–12

School assignments follow Flagstaff Unified School District boundaries and can change — please verify the exact assigned schools for this parcel with FUSD before relying on them.

The Community

Life in Flagstaff, Arizona

At roughly 7,000 feet, Flagstaff trades desert heat for four real seasons: snowy winters, wildflower springs, cool pine-scented summers, and golden aspen falls. It's a college town anchored by Northern Arizona University, a historic Route 66 stop, and the world's first International Dark Sky City — where the outdoors isn't a weekend trip but a way of life.

Building in Snowbowl Estates puts you at the quiet edge of all of it: national forest at your back, the ski resort up the road, and a walkable, characterful downtown a short drive away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Snowbowl Estates in Flagstaff, AZ?

Snowbowl Estates sits along Snow Bowl Road on the northwest side of Flagstaff, up toward Arizona Snowbowl. It's a forested, high-country area bordered by Forest Service land, roughly a 20-minute drive from historic downtown Flagstaff.

How big is this lot, and can I build on it?

This is a 5.6-acre residential parcel offered as a buildable homesite — there's no existing structure, so you can bring your own builder and custom plans. Buyers should confirm current utility availability (water, well, septic, electric), building requirements, and any community or HOA guidelines with Coconino County and the seller before purchase.

How close is the lot to skiing and the Grand Canyon?

Arizona Snowbowl and Arizona Nordic Village are just up the road for winter skiing and Nordic trails, and forest hiking and biking trails are nearby. The Grand Canyon's South Rim is close enough — about an hour and a half by car — for a spontaneous day trip.

Who is the listing agent for 0 Snow Bowl Estates 2 Lot 7?

The listing is represented by Kelly Broaddus and the Broaddus Partners Group team, brokered by eXp Realty in Flagstaff, Arizona. You can reach the team at 888-446-5602 to walk the land or ask about building in the area.

Ready to Stake Your Claim in Snowbowl Estates?

This one's for the buyer who wants space, trees, and a mountain view to call their own — a place to build the Flagstaff retreat you've been picturing. With Snowbowl minutes away and the national forest at your back, 5.6 acres in Snowbowl Estates is a rare foothold in Northern Arizona's high country.

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Sept. 4, 2026

How AI Is Changing the Home Search in Flagstaff & Northern Arizona

 

Broaddus Partners Group · Flagstaff & Northern Arizona · September 2026

How AI Is Changing the Home Search — and How to Make It Work for You in Northern Arizona

For most of the internet era, searching for a home meant the same ritual: set your price cap, pick a number of bedrooms, check a few boxes, and scroll. Then the real work started — sifting through pages of results, opening listing after listing, digging for the details that actually mattered.

That ritual is quietly starting to give way. Today, a fast-growing share of home searches begin as a conversation: someone typing “find me a home where my mom could live with us, near a park, under our budget” into an AI assistant and getting real answers back. Nearly half of prospective buyers now say they’re using AI tools somewhere in the homebuying process.1

And this isn’t happening off in a corner of the tech world. In late 2025, Zillow became the first real estate app built directly into ChatGPT. Actual listings, with photos, maps, and prices, now surface inside the chat itself.2 The other major portals have followed with AI search of their own.3 The biggest names in home search have decided the conversation is the new front door.

If that sounds like a big shift, it is: roughly the size of the move from newspaper listings to online portals a generation ago. In many ways, it’s making the home search easier. But these tools also come with a few things worth watching for — and here in a market like Flagstaff, where so much of a home’s value lives in details no dataset has ever recorded, a few of them matter more than most buyers realize. So here’s what these tools are genuinely good at, where they get things wrong, and what the change means whether you’re buying or selling in Northern Arizona.

How AI Makes the Home Search Easier

Treated as a research assistant, AI is genuinely excellent at the early, wide-open stage of a home search.

Start with the search itself. You don’t have to translate your life into filter categories anymore; you can describe the life and let the machine translate. “We need space for a home office, my in-laws stay for a month every winter, and I can’t do a long commute” is now a workable query. Better still, the conversation continues from there: “more like this one, but with a yard.” “What’s the tradeoff between these two?” “Which one has the shorter drive to downtown?” The sifting that used to mean twenty open tabs and a lost Saturday? That part, the machine now does.

It’s also a patient explainer. Escrow, contingencies, HOA rules, points, loan types: you can ask what anything means, at midnight, without feeling like you’re asking a dumb question, and keep asking follow-ups until it’s actually clear.

And it’s quick with the math and homework that used to slow everything down. Among buyers using AI, 57% use it to estimate affordability, mortgage payments, or closing costs, and about half use it to research neighborhoods, market trends, or property values.4 Rough monthly-cost scenarios that once took a spreadsheet and an afternoon now take minutes, which means you can test more possibilities before committing to any of them.

Add it up, and the fog-clearing phase of a home search — figuring out what you actually want, what it costs, and where to look — moves dramatically faster than it did even two years ago. That phase is real work, and this is the stuff AI is genuinely good at.

Where AI Gets It Wrong — and How to Catch It

AI’s failure mode is being confidently wrong: it delivers mistakes in the same fluent, assured tone as facts, and it doesn’t flag when it’s guessing.

Sometimes that means hallucination, the industry’s word for AI inventing things: details, listings, even whole answers that sound polished, specific, and true but aren’t. Sometimes it just means stale information, like a recommendation built on a home that sold three weeks ago.

Then there’s a second category, and it matters more: the things AI can’t see at all. In a Northern Arizona market, that list is longer than most.

  • Condition. It can’t see the true condition of the home, or of the competing homes its price comparisons quietly rest on — the roof that’s carried fifteen winters of snow load, the crawlspace, the age of the heat source.
  • Feel. It doesn’t know how a street actually lives: what it sounds like at rush hour, how it feels on a Saturday morning — or which roads actually get plowed first after a storm and which ones don’t.
  • School lines. One side of a street can feed a different, more sought-after school. The map data AI reads won’t reliably tell it that.
  • Position and exposure. A corner lot and a home tucked deep in the cul-de-sac can carry very different value. At 7,000 feet, so can which way a lot faces — the driveway that holds ice all winter versus the one the sun clears by ten. AI reads them as the same address.
  • Water, land, and the forest line. Well versus city water, septic versus sewer, where the parcel meets National Forest or sits in the wildland–urban interface, what defensible space and insurance look like out in Doney Park, Kachina, Parks, or Munds Park — these shape cost and livability, and they rarely live cleanly in a listing field.
  • What hasn’t been announced. The parcel nearby that’s likely to be developed, the short-term-rental rule that’s shifting, the rezoning that’s still a rumor at the county office: these shape future value, and they live in local knowledge, not datasets.

And those are examples, not the whole list. Every Flagstaff neighborhood — and every mountain community around it — carries its own intangibles: the plans, reputations, and quirks you only learn by being there, or by talking to someone who has. No portal or chatbot has a column for them.

None of this makes AI the wrong tool; it makes verification part of using it well. Treat its answers as leads rather than conclusions, and check anything you’d act on against the live listing, the disclosures, or someone who’s actually been inside. You wouldn’t make one of the largest financial decisions of your life on a single unverified source in any other context. This is no different.

Selling? Your Home’s First Showing Is Now to a Machine

If you’re on the other side of the transaction, the same shift reaches you in a way most sellers haven’t considered: before a buyer ever sees your photos, an AI may have already read, summarized, and ranked your listing.

When listings surface inside a chat conversation, software is doing the first sort.2 Your home either comes up in that conversation or it doesn’t, and what decides that is the substance of the listing: the real upgrades, the real layout, the real numbers. Specific, accurate details are what machines can find and repeat. Vague lifestyle copy is what they skip.

It also means your photos and your facts need to agree. An AI summary will amplify an inconsistency that a human browser might have skimmed right past. And pricing right matters even more than it used to, because a mispriced home gets quietly filtered out of conversations it never knew were happening.

None of this is a crisis — it’s a presentation shift. Sellers who understand how homes get found now have a real edge over sellers whose listings are still written for 2019. It’s worth asking whoever lists your home how it will read to both audiences: the buyer, and the machine summarizing it for the buyer.

What Hasn’t Changed (and Won’t)

AI is at its best in the research phase: gathering, comparing, explaining, estimating. The decisions that determine how the whole thing turns out — what to offer, how to negotiate, when to walk away, how to price — are a different kind of work, and they still come down to judgment.

Pricing strategy, offer strategy, and negotiation are calls built on local, current, in-person knowledge. AI can assist the analysis, but it has never stood in the driveway after a monsoon to see where the water goes, walked the block at 6 p.m., or heard what the neighbors said at the open house. And a home purchase is a life decision wearing a financial costume; a good agent helps you manage both, and a chatbot manages neither.

Buyers seem to understand this instinctively. Even as AI use climbs, 88% of buyers still purchased their home through an agent or broker.5 And 44% of consumers say they’d pay more for a professional to verify what AI told them.6 That instinct is right. An agent’s edge is precisely the list of things AI can’t see: condition, feel, school lines, lot exposure, where the parcel meets the forest, and what’s about to be built next door.

The Smart Way to Run an AI-Assisted Home Search (or Sale)

Put it together and it’s a simple division of labor.

If you’re buying: use AI to sharpen your wish list, learn the vocabulary, rough out affordability, and build a candidate list. Then bring that homework to a person who knows this market — someone who can verify it, tour with you, price it, and negotiate it.

If you’re selling: ask your agent how your listing reads now, to buyers and to the machines briefing them, and make sure the details and the price can survive both audiences.

Either way, what AI actually buys you is speed, clarity, and convenience: answers in minutes instead of weekends, a complicated process explained in plain language, help available whenever you’re thinking about it. The numbers already tell the story of how this really works: about half of buyers now start with AI,1 and 88% still finish with a person.5

Let the machine do the homework, and keep a person on the decision.

If AI has been part of your home search, or you’re wondering how your Flagstaff or Northern Arizona home would look through its eyes, reach out to Broaddus Partners Group. Bring us what the chatbot told you, and we’ll tell you what it got right — and what it missed about this mountain.

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Sources

  1. 2026 Home Buyer Report — NerdWallet (The Harris Poll, Nov 2025)
  2. Zillow becomes the only real estate app in ChatGPT — Zillow, Oct 6, 2025
  3. Realtor.com the latest portal to launch search app in ChatGPT — Real Estate News, Mar 30, 2026
  4. AI Becomes Early Step in Homebuying Journey — National Association of REALTORS®, Jun 30, 2026 (Bank of America Homebuyer Insights Report)
  5. 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers — National Association of REALTORS®
  6. AI Becomes Early Step in Homebuying Journey — National Association of REALTORS®, Jun 30, 2026 (Cotality consumer survey)
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Aug. 31, 2026

2232 N Bristlecone Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

 

Walnut Ridge · Flagstaff, Arizona

 

Luxury Forest Home for Sale in Walnut Ridge, Flagstaff, AZ

Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac beneath the pines, 2232 N Bristlecone Dr is a freshly refreshed, move-in-ready retreat built for the way multi-generational families and entertainers actually live.

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Luxury Living
  • Forest Retreat
  • Mountain Views
  • Multi-Generational
  • Move-In Ready
$1,175,000
Luxury forest home for sale at 2232 N Bristlecone Dr in Walnut Ridge, Flagstaff, AZ
2232 N Bristlecone Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 — Walnut Ridge. Some photos have been virtually staged to show potential.

5
Bedrooms
3.5
Bathrooms
3,703
Square Feet
$1.175M
Listing Price

Property Overview

A Rare Walnut Ridge Retreat, Refreshed and Ready

Tucked quietly at the end of a cul-de-sac in the heart of Walnut Ridge, this expansive 3,700-square-foot home has just been freshened up throughout — with all-new interior paint and updated landscaping — and is ready to impress. A welcoming covered front porch sets the tone, offering the perfect spot to unwind outdoors. Step inside to find hardwood floors flowing through the main living area, two primary bedrooms on the main level, a charming breakfast nook, and a formal dining space that opens into an elegant formal living room — all wrapped in crisp, newly painted walls.

Formal living room with stained-glass windows and hardwood floors in Walnut Ridge Flagstaff luxury home
The formal living room, framed by custom stained-glass windows. Virtually staged to show potential.

Upstairs, accessible via two separate staircases, you'll find three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a versatile loft ideal for a home office or playroom. A finished bonus room above the garage — not included in the listed square footage — adds even more flexible space for a gym, studio, or guest retreat. The walkout basement offers a spacious workshop or convenient man-cave with a half bath, perfect for hobbies, a home business, or additional storage.

Outside, newly refreshed landscaping shines with raised flower beds, a paver patio, and a deck off the living room, creating a backyard designed for enjoyment across spring, summer, and fall. Complete with a chef's kitchen featuring a large pantry and stainless steel appliances, this home offers the space, flexibility, and move-in-ready feel that multi-generational families and entertainers alike will love.

Key Features

What Sets This Home Apart

🛏️

Dual Main-Level Primary Suites

Two primary bedrooms on the main floor — ideal for parents, in-laws, or guests who'd rather skip the stairs.

🍳

Chef's Kitchen

Stainless steel appliances, a large walk-in pantry, and a sunny breakfast nook made for slow Flagstaff mornings.

🌲

Forest Cul-de-Sac Setting

Sited at the quiet end of a Walnut Ridge cul-de-sac, wrapped in towering ponderosa pines.

🏋️

Bonus Room Over Garage

Finished flex space — not counted in the square footage — perfect for a gym, studio, or guest retreat.

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Walkout Basement Workshop

A spacious workshop or man-cave with a half bath — built for hobbies, a home business, or storage.

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Deck, Patio & Gardens

Refreshed landscaping with raised flower beds, a paver patio, and a living-room deck for three-season enjoyment.

At a Glance

What Makes 2232 N Bristlecone a Smart Move

  • All-new interior paint and updated, move-in-ready landscaping throughout
  • Five bedrooms, including two primary suites on the main level
  • Two separate staircases connecting the main level to the upstairs
  • Finished bonus room over the garage — flexible space beyond the listed square footage
  • Walkout basement with workshop and half bath for hobbies or a home business
  • Chef's kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a large pantry

Frequently Asked Questions

2232 N Bristlecone Dr — FAQs

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 2232 N Bristlecone Dr have?

This Walnut Ridge home offers 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms across 3,703 square feet, including two primary suites on the main level plus three additional bedrooms upstairs. It is listed at $1,175,000.

What makes the Walnut Ridge neighborhood in Flagstaff desirable?

Walnut Ridge is an established east-Flagstaff neighborhood known for quiet cul-de-sac streets, mature ponderosa pines, and generous lots. It offers a private forest setting while staying about 10 minutes from downtown Flagstaff and close to trails, parks, and Coconino National Forest.

Does this Flagstaff home work for a multi-generational family?

Yes. With two main-level primary suites, three upstairs bedrooms, a versatile loft, a finished bonus room over the garage, and a walkout basement with a half bath, the home offers flexible, separated living spaces ideal for multi-generational families, guests, or a home business.

Who is the listing agent for 2232 N Bristlecone Dr?

The property is represented by Kelly Broaddus of Broaddus Partners Group, brokered by eXp Realty — a Northern Arizona brokerage specializing in Flagstaff and the surrounding communities. You can reach the team at (928) 606-6749 to schedule a private showing.

Location

Living in Walnut Ridge, Flagstaff

The Walnut Ridge Neighborhood

Walnut Ridge is one of east Flagstaff's most established pine-shaded enclaves, prized for its quiet streets, mature ponderosa canopy, and easy reach to both downtown and the surrounding Coconino National Forest. Homes here sit on generous lots minutes from trails, parks, and the schools and shops of the east side.

With a Car-Dependent Walk Score of 8/100, daily life leans on the car — but that trade brings the space, privacy, and forest setting that define Walnut Ridge living.

2232 North Bristlecone Drive

Car-Dependent

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Learn more about Flagstaff

Walk Score 8/100 · Car-Dependent — most errands require a car. The closest park is Continental Park.

How Far to Everything

~10 min
Downtown Flagstaff
~30 min
Arizona Snowbowl
~20 min
Flagstaff Airport
~1.5 hrs
Grand Canyon

Things to Do Nearby

Explore the Best of Flagstaff

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    The historic observatory where Pluto was discovered, perched on Mars Hill above downtown. A short drive from Walnut Ridge for stargazing beneath Flagstaff's famously dark skies.

  • 🎿

    Arizona Snowbowl

    Winter skiing and summer scenic chairlift rides on the San Francisco Peaks, roughly 30 minutes away. A year-round playground for outdoor lovers.

  • 🏜️

    Walnut Canyon National Monument

    Ancient cliff dwellings set into a dramatic limestone canyon just east of the neighborhood. One of the closest national monuments to home.

  • 🚂

    Historic Downtown Flagstaff & Route 66

    Walkable blocks of local shops, galleries, breweries, and restaurants along historic Route 66. The cultural heart of the city, minutes from Walnut Ridge.

  • 🥾

    Buffalo Park & the Flagstaff Urban Trail System

    A 215-acre open-space park with wide meadow loops and Peaks views, linked to Flagstaff's extensive urban trail network for hiking, running, and biking.

Where to Eat

Flagstaff Dining Favorites

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Tinderbox Kitchen

Elevated American comfort food and craft cocktails in the Southside district.

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Josephine's Modern American Bistro

Seasonal bistro fare served in a charming historic Craftsman bungalow.

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Pizzicletta

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and house-made gelato, a local downtown gem.

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Diablo Burger

Locally sourced, open-range burgers on branded English muffin buns downtown.

Education

Flagstaff Unified Schools

Marshall Elementary SchoolGrades K–5
Mount Elden Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
Coconino High SchoolGrades 9–12

School assignments are subject to change. Buyers should verify current boundaries and enrollment directly with Flagstaff Unified School District.

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From dual primary suites to a chef's kitchen and a pine-shaded backyard built for gatherings, 2232 N Bristlecone Dr delivers the space, flexibility, and move-in-ready comfort that multi-generational families and entertainers dream about. Come see it for yourself.

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Aug. 26, 2026

Why Your Arizona Luxury Home Deserves More Than a Sign


Too many luxury sellers pay top dollar for a sign in the yard and little else. Here's what real marketing, real reach, and a real team should look like.

 

Are you tired of paying top dollar to sell your luxury home, only to get subpar service, mediocre marketing, and dismal reach when it's time to sell? Too many sellers hand a multi-million dollar listing to a one-person operation with nothing behind it but a promise. You may not know me yet, so let me introduce myself.

I'm Kelly Broaddus with the Broaddus Properties Group, and I want you to know I get it. I grew up in Rancho Santa Fe, California, in a real estate and development family, raised around fine homes and the people who owned them. I know what's expected at this level because I've lived it. For 28 years, I've built my business on two things: a passionate commitment to service that luxury sellers deserve and a competitive drive to be the absolute best at what I do.

"Your luxury home deserves more than a sign in the yard and a prayer."

Your home deserves more than a sign. A sign in the yard and a prayer isn't a strategy. Your home deserves real marketing strategy, real reach, and a team behind it to serve you. Selling a luxury home well takes more than access to the market. It takes the level of marketing a fine home warrants, and a professional who treats your listing like it matters. You do not have to settle for mediocre, because now you have a choice.

I'd welcome the chance to show you the difference in person. Call me at (928) 606-6749 for a confidential consultation, email me at Kelly.Broaddus@exprealty.com, or visit kellybroaddus.exprealty.com. Let me show you what I can do for your home.

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Aug. 26, 2026

Flagstaff AZ Real Estate Market Update- Jul 2026

Flagstaff Housing Market Update – July 2026: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

If you’ve been wondering whether now is the right time to buy or sell in Flagstaff, you’re asking exactly the right question — and the July 2026 numbers give a clear answer.

The headline this month: sales are up modestly from a year ago, inventory has climbed to its highest level in months, and prices are holding steady. That’s a healthy, well-supplied market with more selection for buyers and steady footing for sellers. Here’s what’s actually happening, what it means for you, and how to make your next move with confidence.

So, How’s the Flagstaff Market Doing Right Now?

Short answer: it’s steady and well-supplied. Sales edged up from a year ago, inventory is at its highest in months, and prices are holding firm. Here’s the July 2026 snapshot at a glance:

Homes Currently For Sale 417
Homes Under Contract 0
Median Asking Price $886,175
Median Sold Price (Last 6 Months) $732,000
Median Sold Price (Last 30 Days) $727,250
Total Homes Sold (Last 6 Months) 484
Homes That Didn’t Sell (Last 6 Months) 150
Median Days on Market – Active 65 Days
Median Days on Market – Sold 54 Days
Recent Days on Market (Last 30 Days) 56 Days
List-to-Sale Price Ratio 98%
Months of Inventory 5.2 Months

These numbers tell a story — and we’re going to break it all down for you.

July Home Sales: Steady Growth, Plenty of Choices

In July 2026, 116 homes sold in Flagstaff — up from 109 in July 2025, a modest but real year-over-year gain. It landed right in line with the recent normal, and it came alongside the highest inventory we’ve seen in months, so buyers had more to choose from than they’ve had in a while.

The pandemic-era surge that pushed July sales to 243 in 2020 and into the 180s and 190s is well behind us — those years were an anomaly, not a benchmark. What we’re seeing now is a healthy, well-supplied market: steady demand, a deep pool of listings, and prices holding firm.

Flagstaff home sales in July by year, 2017 to 2026

What’s Selling — and What’s Not

Here’s how July 2026 breaks down by property type:

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Single-Family Homes

70 sold in July 2026 — exactly matching last July. Still the clear anchor of the Flagstaff market by a wide margin.

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Townhomes

14 sales, up from 13 a year ago. Steady demand from buyers wanting lower-maintenance living or a more accessible entry point into the market.

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Condos

14 sales, up from 13 last July. A dependable option for first-time buyers and investors eyeing Flagstaff’s strong tourism draw.

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Other Property Types

18 sales, up from 13 in July 2025 — the fastest-growing category, a sign buyers are exploring beyond the traditional single-family home.

The big takeaway? Total sales rose about 6% year over year, with gains across every category except single-family, which held perfectly steady. The market isn’t just holding its ground — it’s widening out, with more buyers exploring townhomes, condos, and other options.
Flagstaff home sales by type, July 2026 versus July 2025

What’s Driving the Market?

“Home sales have been remarkably stable, even amid the rising mortgage rate environment of the past few months,” said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. “Year-to-date sales are up 2.4% and there’s no doubt that the housing market would be thriving if average mortgage rates were to return near 6%.”

Yun continued, “Though the national data shows stabilization, there are notable local market variations. In smaller cities, and particularly in the Midwest, an annual household income of $60,000 would be sufficient to buy a median-priced home. Working with an agent who is a REALTOR® will help you better pinpoint what’s happening in your area.”

What Does “0 Pending Contracts” Actually Mean?

This is the number that raises eyebrows — and it deserves a real explanation. Right now there are zero homes under contract in this data pull, which means the pending ratio (a metric that measures how quickly homes are going under contract) simply can’t be calculated this cycle.

If you’re a buyer: with 417 homes on the market and no bidding wars in the pipeline, this is your window — less head-to-head competition, more negotiating room, and time to make a thoughtful decision.

If you’re a seller: this is your signal. Homes that aren’t moving usually aren’t unlucky — they’re overpriced, under-marketed, or both. The market is telling you something, and the good news is it’s fixable.

Days on Market & What Homes Are Selling For

Days on market (DOM) is one of the most honest signals in real estate. Here’s where things stand:

  • Active listings have been sitting for a median of 65 days
  • Homes sold over the last 6 months took a median of 54 days on market
  • Homes sold in just the last 30 days took 56 days

Recent sales are taking a touch longer than the six-month pace (56 days vs. 54) — a small shift that lines up with the season’s deeper inventory, giving buyers a little more room to weigh their options. Homes that are priced and presented well are still moving efficiently.

On price, the median sold price over the last six months was $732,000, and in just the last 30 days it was $727,250 — essentially flat, which tells you prices are holding firm even with more homes on the market.

The median asking price across active listings is $886,175, which means there’s a gap between what some sellers are hoping for and what buyers are actually paying. The reassuring number for both sides is the list-to-sale ratio of about 98% — buyers are paying roughly 98 cents on every dollar of asking price. Sellers are still getting close to their number, and buyers aren’t overpaying.

How Much Inventory Is Out There? The 5.2-Month Story

The absorption rate tells us how long it would take to sell every active listing at the current pace of sales. Right now, that number is 5.2 months — comfortably balanced, with a deep pool of listings to choose from. Here’s a simple guide:

  • Under 3 months → Strong Seller’s Market
  • 3–6 months → Balanced Market
  • Over 6 months → Buyer’s Market

At 5.2 months, Flagstaff is in balanced territory overall — but the picture changes dramatically depending on your price range:

Price Range Absorption Rate Market Leans
$400K–$599K 3.7 months Balanced (seller-leaning)
$600K–$799K 4.2 months Balanced
$800K–$999K 4.5 months Balanced
$1.0M–$1.19M 4.6 months Balanced
$1.4M–$1.59M 13.8 months Strong Buyers
$2.8M+ 24 months Strong Buyers

The everyday market — roughly $400K to $1.2M — is balanced across the board this month, with the entry ranges leaning slightly toward sellers. The luxury tiers are a different world: above $1.4M, supply runs from about a year to two years, giving buyers real leverage. If you’re shopping or selling, knowing your segment matters more than ever.

What’s Happening in Flagstaff This Summer?

July is peak season in Flagstaff. As the Phoenix valley bakes, buyers head up the hill for the cool pines, the trails, and that unmistakable high-country summer — and that seasonal pull shows up in the market. It’s why inventory is at its highest in months: sellers list into the busiest stretch of the year, and out-of-area buyers escaping the heat are actively shopping. For buyers relocating from the Phoenix metro or out of state, summer is often when the decision finally clicks. For local sellers, with more competition on the shelf, sharp pricing and presentation are what separate the homes that sell from the ones that sit.

Neighborhood Spotlight

Kachina Village

Tucked into the ponderosa pines about eight miles south of Flagstaff along I-17, Kachina Village feels like a mountain escape while keeping town just a ten-minute drive away. Its wooded lots and quiet streets back right up to the Coconino National Forest, with the Arizona Trail and the year-round Kachina Wetlands close by for hiking, biking, and some of the best birdwatching around. You’ll spot everything from original A-frame cabins to modern custom builds here — and with no mandatory HOA, a relaxed, do-your-own-thing character that longtime locals love.

💡 Fun fact: Kachina Village got its start back in 1965 as “Kachina Country Club Village” — and to this day its streets carry names drawn from Hopi and Navajo words, a nod to the region’s deep Indigenous heritage.

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Flagstaff Real Estate FAQs – July 2026

🔥 Is now a good time to buy a home in Flagstaff?

For many buyers, yes. With 417 homes available — the deepest inventory in months — and no bidding wars in the pipeline, you have more selection and more negotiating room than you’ve had in a while. Just know your price band: the everyday market is balanced, while the luxury tiers give you real leverage.

👉 Browse homes for sale in Flagstaff to find what fits your lifestyle and budget.

🔥 How long will it take my home to sell in Flagstaff?

It depends heavily on price and presentation. Homes sold over the last six months took a median of 54 days, and recent sales are running about 56. With more homes on the market this summer, sharp pricing and marketing matter — of the 150 homes that didn’t sell in the last six months, most had at least one of those two things working against them.

👉 Get a custom home value analysis for your specific neighborhood and property.

🔥 What’s the median home price in Flagstaff right now?

The median sold price over the last six months is $732,000, and over the last 30 days it’s $727,250 — essentially flat, which signals steady, stable pricing. The median asking price across active listings is higher at $886,175, which is why pricing strategy and presentation matter so much when you list.

🔥 Is Flagstaff a buyer’s market or a seller’s market right now?

It’s balanced overall at 5.2 months of inventory — but it splits by price. The everyday market from about $400K to $1.2M is balanced (with entry ranges leaning slightly toward sellers), while the luxury segment above $1.4M gives buyers significant room to negotiate. The answer really depends on where you’re playing in the market.

👉 See what your home could sell for today and how to position it for success.

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July 2026 Spotlight: Flagstaff’s Top Sales

🏆 Priciest Homes Sold in July

🏡 Single-Family Home
$3,450,000

📍 220 – Pine Canyon

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🏢 Condo
$780,000

📍 145 – Flagstaff Townsite

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🏘️ Townhome
$1,750,000

📍 220 – Pine Canyon

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💙 Most Affordable Homes Sold in July

🏡 Single-Family Home
$399,000

📍 222 – Pine Knoll

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🏢 Condo
$256,000

📍 255 – University Heights

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🏘️ Townhome
$465,000

📍 170 – Boulder Pointe

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NAMLS Data as of 8/25/2026. Excludes Parks, Williams, & Other Areas.

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2963 N Boldt Drive

A fully renovated 5-bedroom mountain retreat where resort-style outdoor living meets easy access to Flagstaff's best trails, ski slopes, and downtown energy — move-in ready and set on a private, tree-studded acre.

8900 N Snowbowl Ranch Rd

Four wooded acres bordered on two sides by national forest, with the San Francisco Peaks rising straight out your window. This is the closest home in Flagstaff to Arizona Snowbowl — and it lives like a private alpine estate in every season.

 

2320 N Timberline Rd

Indoor comfort, outdoor space, and room for everyone — a fully fenced backyard with tiered patios and apple trees, minutes from the golf course, parks, and everything East Flagstaff.

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Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or thinking about listing — we’d love to help you navigate this market with clarity and confidence.

At Broaddus Partners Group, we know Northern Arizona real estate inside and out. We live here, work here, and genuinely love helping people find their place in this community.

Kelly’s Recent Recognition:

  • #25 eXp Realty Top 250 U.S. Producers by Volume — 2026
  • #100 eXp Realty Top 250 U.S. Producers by Side — 2026
  • Top Agent, Flagstaff — Renowned, 2025 & 2026
  • #3 Top Agent, Coconino County — Renowned, 2026
  • #5 Top Agent, Coconino County — Renowned, 2025
  • Top 25 Real Estate Agents in Arizona — FastExpert, 2024, 2025 & 2026
  • #24 AZ Residential Sales Volume — America’s Best, 2023
  • Top Agent, Coconino County — FastExpert, 2023
  • #27 eXp Realty Top Individual Agent, U.S. — 2022
  • #1 Arizona eXp Realty Top Individual Agent — 2022
  • eXp Realty ICON Agent — 2018–2022
  • Top Producing Real Estate Team, Northern AZ — $64M Sales Volume, 2021
  • HomeLight Top Producer & Top Negotiator — 2020–2021
  • Seven Star Award — Broker Agent Advisor, 2016–2021
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  • RE/MAX Chairman’s Club Award — 2016
  • CLHMS & Million Dollar Guild Member
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Aug. 21, 2026

2963 N Boldt Drive, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

 

Flagstaff, AZ Luxury Living Forest Retreat Mountain Views 1.02 Acres

Luxury Flagstaff, Arizona Home for Sale in Linwood Heights on a Private Forested Acre

A fully renovated 5-bedroom mountain retreat where resort-style outdoor living meets easy access to Flagstaff's best trails, ski slopes, and downtown energy — move-in ready and set on a private, tree-studded acre.

2963 N Boldt Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86001  |  Linwood Heights  |  Offered at $1,975,000
$1,975,000 List Price
5 Bedrooms
4.5 Bathrooms
4,072 SF Living Space
Property Overview

A Fully Renovated Flagstaff Retreat in Linwood Heights

Exterior of luxury Flagstaff Arizona home for sale at 2963 N Boldt Dr in Linwood Heights, surrounded by forest on a private acre
2963 N Boldt Dr — a fully renovated luxury home on a private, forested acre in Flagstaff's Linwood Heights neighborhood.

Tucked on a private acre in Flagstaff's sought-after Linwood Heights neighborhood, this beautifully updated 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath residential home offers 4,072 square feet of thoughtfully refreshed living space designed for everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. A comprehensive 2024/2025 renovation touched nearly every surface of the home, giving it the feel of new construction with the character and space of an established Flagstaff property — no expense was spared.

Step through the new front door into interiors finished with fresh paint throughout, gleaming new hardwood flooring, and updated light fixtures and hardware on every door and cabinet. The kitchen shines with new countertops alongside a new stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. New countertops also extend into the media room and all bathrooms, tying the home's design together from room to room, while movie nights get an upgrade of their own with new surround sound wired throughout the house and into the dedicated media room.

Outside, the resort-style backyard is built for relaxing and unwinding, featuring a hot tub and cold plunge combo alongside two custom rock fountains, all set against the natural beauty of a 1.02-acre lot with a spacious 3-car attached garage. The location is just as impressive as the home itself: Jesse Gregg Park and the Observatory Mesa trail system are easily accessible, and the renowned mountain biking and hiking trails at Schultz Creek Trailhead are just a 5-minute bike ride away. Ski and snowboard season is a breeze with Arizona Snowbowl only 20 minutes out, and downtown Flagstaff's shops and restaurants are a convenient 10-minute drive. This is mountain living, move-in ready.

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Key Features

What Makes This Flagstaff Home Special

Every inch of this Linwood Heights property was reimagined in a 2024/2025 renovation — here's what stands out most.

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Comprehensive 2024/2025 Renovation

Fresh paint throughout, new hardwood flooring, a new front door, and updated light fixtures and hardware on every door and cabinet.

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Fully Updated Kitchen

New countertops paired with a brand-new stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave make this kitchen entertaining-ready.

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Dedicated Media Room

New surround sound is wired throughout the house and into a dedicated media room finished with matching new countertops.

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Resort-Style Backyard

A hot tub and cold plunge combo plus two custom rock fountains create a private retreat right outside your door.

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Private 1.02-Acre Forested Lot

Space, privacy, and mountain views on one of Linwood Heights' generously sized, tree-studded homesites.

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Spacious 3-Car Attached Garage

Plenty of room for vehicles, gear, and mountain toys — from mountain bikes to ski equipment.

Newly renovated kitchen with new countertops and stainless appliances inside 2963 N Boldt Dr, a Flagstaff Arizona home for sale in Linwood Heights
The fully renovated kitchen features new countertops and a brand-new appliance suite.
Resort-style backyard with hot tub, cold plunge, and custom rock fountains at 2963 N Boldt Dr in Flagstaff AZ
A resort-style backyard with hot tub, cold plunge, and two custom rock fountains.

Home Systems & Renovation Highlights

Comprehensive 2024/2025 whole-home renovation

New hardwood flooring throughout the home

New kitchen appliance suite: stove, refrigerator, dishwasher & microwave

New countertops in the kitchen, media room & all 4.5 bathrooms

New surround sound wired throughout the home & dedicated media room

Zoned natural gas forced-air heat & central A/C with ceiling fans

Location & Neighborhood

Linwood Heights: Flagstaff Forest Living, Minutes from It All

2963 N Boldt Dr sits in Linwood Heights, one of Flagstaff's most established luxury neighborhoods, offering privacy on a wooded acre while staying close to trails, slopes, and downtown.

5-Min Bike Schultz Creek Trailhead
~20 Min Arizona Snowbowl
10-Min Drive Downtown Flagstaff
Minutes Away Jesse Gregg Park & Observatory Mesa
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Walk Score®: 18 / 100 — Car-Dependent

2963 N Boldt Dr has a Walk Score of 18 out of 100. This is a car-dependent neighborhood, so almost all errands require a car — typical for Flagstaff's forested, low-density Linwood Heights setting. The closest park is Cheshire Park.

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About Linwood Heights

Linwood Heights is one of Flagstaff's most established luxury enclaves, developed on generously sized, forested acreage northwest of downtown along Fort Valley Road (Highway 180). The HOA-maintained community centers on a 190+ acre private park with volleyball and basketball courts, a playground, and horseshoe pits, all connected by paved roads and full city utilities.

It's a rare combination of privacy, forest setting, and mountain views, just minutes from Flagstaff Medical Center, the Museum of Northern Arizona, and the shops and restaurants of downtown.

Learn more about the Linwood Heights neighborhood →

Nearby Attractions

Explore Flagstaff from Your Front Door

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Schultz Creek Trailhead

One of Flagstaff's most beloved singletrack trails for mountain biking and hiking, connecting directly into the larger Mt. Elden/Dry Lake Hills trail system. From 2963 N Boldt Dr, it's just a five-minute bike ride away.

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Arizona Snowbowl

Northern Arizona's premier ski and snowboard resort sits about 20 minutes from home, with a 2,300-foot vertical drop and terrain for every skill level. Summer brings scenic chairlift rides and mountain biking.

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Jesse Gregg Park

This 190+ acre HOA-maintained park is the heart of Linwood Heights, offering volleyball and basketball courts, a playground, and horseshoe pits just steps from home.

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Observatory Mesa Trail System

This forested open space offers miles of hiking and biking trails with sweeping views toward the San Francisco Peaks, easily accessible right from the neighborhood.

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Historic Downtown Flagstaff

Locally owned shops, art galleries, breweries, and some of Northern Arizona's best restaurants line Route 66, just a 10-minute drive from the house.

Where to Eat

Flagstaff Dining Favorites Nearby

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Pizzicletta

Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizza in a cozy downtown Flagstaff space, considered one of the best pizzerias in Northern Arizona.

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Criollo Latin Kitchen

Farm-to-table Latin-inspired plates and craft cocktails in a stylish downtown setting.

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Tinderbox Kitchen

Elevated comfort food and an award-winning wine list in an intimate, upscale downtown dining room.

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Diablo Burger

Locally sourced, grass-fed beef burgers that have become a Flagstaff institution.

Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

Marshall Magnet ElementaryGrades K–6
Mount Elden Middle SchoolGrades 7–8
Flagstaff High SchoolGrades 9–12

School assignments are based on Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) boundaries and may change. Buyers should confirm current attendance zones directly with FUSD before making decisions based on schools.

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Ready to Make Linwood Heights Home?

This fully renovated retreat on a private, forested acre won't stay on the market long. Whether you're seeking a full-time mountain residence or a high-elevation escape near Flagstaff's best trails and slopes, 2963 N Boldt Dr delivers move-in-ready luxury with room to breathe.

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