June 19, 2026

745 S Dust Devil Dr Parks, AZ 86018

 

Parks, AZ Luxury Living Nearly 10 Acres Forest Retreat Equestrian Mountain Views

Luxury Forest & Equestrian Retreat on Nearly 10 Acres in Parks, Arizona

Bordered by National Forest on two sides, with sweeping San Francisco Peaks views, a Barnmaster barn, and whole-home resilience — a private Northern Arizona sanctuary just minutes from Williams and Flagstaff.

Offered at $1,450,000
Overview

A Rare Blend of Privacy, Land & Mountain Views

Set on nearly 10 acres of lightly treed, level land bordered on two sides by National Forest, 745 S Dust Devil Dr is the kind of Northern Arizona property that almost never comes to market. The home opens to sweeping southern views over Garland Prairie and northeast to the San Francisco Peaks, with wildlife a frequent presence along the forest edge.

Equestrian-ready, fully fenced, and engineered for self-reliance, this 2,518-square-foot residence pairs a refined interior with serious infrastructure — a climate-controlled shop, a Barnmaster barn, Starlink connectivity, and a whole-home standby generator — all with no HOA and short-term rentals permitted.

At a Glance
$1,450,000
List Price
9.97 Acres
Lot Size
3 / 2.5
Beds / Baths
2,518 SqFt
Living Space
Key Features

What Sets This Property Apart

🌲

Bordered by National Forest

The east and south property lines sit contiguous with National Forest land, opening directly to trails, wildlife, and uninterrupted Ponderosa scenery.

🏔️

Panoramic Peaks Views

Take in unobstructed San Francisco Peaks views to the northeast and wide-open Garland Prairie vistas to the south from the living room and deck.

🐎

Turnkey Equestrian Setup

An M.D. Barnmaster barn offers 8 stalls with turnouts, plus feed and tack rooms. The grounds are perimeter- and cross-fenced with corrals and an RV dump.

🔧

Climate-Controlled Shop

A separate ~1,600-square-foot shop features a polyaspartic floor, two mini-splits for year-round heating and cooling, and a large roll-up door.

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Refined Multi-Level Interior

Flagstone floors, three fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and a great room set the tone, with a spacious primary suite enjoying its own fireplace and southern light.

🔌

Built for Self-Reliance

A whole-home propane Cummins standby generator, Starlink internet, Control4 automation, and a monitored security system keep this retreat connected and secure.

Systems & Income Potential

Home Systems & Investment Edge at a Glance

  • Whole-home propane Cummins standby generator
  • Starlink high-speed internet service
  • Control4 automation tied to security & video
  • Gated, video-monitored entry with remote access
  • 2,500-gallon cistern storage & recirculating hot water
  • Hydronic heat, mini-split shop, oversized 3-car garage
  • No HOA — full ownership flexibility
  • Short-term rentals permitted (VRBO income potential)
Location

Garland Prairie & the Parks Community

~11 mi
Williams
~22 mi
Flagstaff
~1.5 hrs
Grand Canyon
Adjacent
National Forest
0
Walk ScoreCar-Dependent — and that is the appeal. Errands mean a short drive, while National Forest trails begin right at the property line.

Parks is a quiet, forested community in the Garland Prairie area of Coconino County, set along the I-40 corridor between Williams and Flagstaff. Properties here rest on generous acreage among Ponderosa pines, with National Forest access and expansive Northern Arizona skies.

It is a true rural retreat that still keeps Flagstaff's amenities, the Grand Canyon, and Route 66 Williams comfortably within reach — the best of seclusion and access in one address.

Nearby Attractions

Adventure at Your Doorstep

  • 🏞️

    Grand Canyon National Park

    One of the world's seven natural wonders sits roughly 1.5 hours north via Williams. Sunrise at the South Rim becomes an easy weekend ritual from this address.

  • 🚂

    Grand Canyon Railway

    Board a historic train in nearby Williams for a scenic ride straight to the Grand Canyon's South Rim. The beloved Northern Arizona tradition runs 364 days a year.

  • 🐻

    Bearizona Wildlife Park

    Drive through three miles of Ponderosa pine forest to see bears, bison, and wolves in natural habitats. This Williams favorite is about 11 miles from the front gate.

  • 🌲

    Kaibab National Forest

    The property borders National Forest on two sides, opening to hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife. Thousands of acres of public land extend your own.

  • 🛣️

    Historic Downtown Williams & Route 66

    The "Gateway to the Grand Canyon" delivers Route 66 nostalgia, shops, and live music. It is the closest hub for everyday errands and weekend character.

Where to Dine

Local Flavor in Williams

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Red Raven Restaurant

Casual fine dining on Route 66 with steaks, seafood, pasta, and a thoughtful wine list — reservations recommended.

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Pine Country Restaurant

A Williams institution famous for homemade pies and hearty, all-American comfort cooking from breakfast through dinner.

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Cruiser's Route 66 Cafe

Classic Route 66 Americana with slow-smoked ribs, burgers, and live music in the heart of historic Williams.

🍺

Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery

Locally brewed beer, craft spirits, and elevated pub fare make this a relaxed go-to just down the road in Williams.

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Your Private Forest & Equestrian Retreat Awaits

745 S Dust Devil Dr offers a rare combination of privacy, equestrian infrastructure, and turnkey resilience just minutes from Williams and Flagstaff. Whether you envision a full-time forest residence, a true horse property, or a Grand Canyon–gateway getaway with short-term-rental potential, this is a Northern Arizona address built to deliver.

June 16, 2026

2055 N Fox Hill Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

 

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Luxury Living
  • VRBO Opportunity
  • 0.41 Acres
  • Forest Retreat
  • Mountain Views

Luxury Home for Sale in Flagstaff, AZ — A Continental Country Club Retreat at 2055 N Fox Hill Rd

A multi-level mountain showplace where decks on every level frame golden-hour views of Mt. Elden. Five bedrooms, no HOA, and an established VRBO history come together among the Ponderosa pines of Continental Country Club.

$1,690,000 5 Bed · 4 Bath · 3,806 Sq Ft
5
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3,806
Sq Ft
0.41
Acre Lot
The Overview

Space, Freedom, and Mountain Views in One of Flagstaff's Established Golf Communities

Enjoy the freedom of no HOA on this partially fenced parcel in Flagstaff's established Continental Country Club. This multi-level showplace offers 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, two living rooms, and decks on every level framing golden-hour views of Mt. Elden. An enormous island anchors the chef's kitchen with oversized appliances, while the spa-like primary suite invites you to unwind after a round of golf or an exhilarating hike on one of Flagstaff's many trails. Enjoy the wood-burning fireplace after skiing at Snowbowl.

The 2-car attached garage completes this 3,806 sq ft retreat, set among Ponderosa pines on a sloped 0.41-acre lot. With RV parking, bring your Flagstaff gear for quick escapes to the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, or Snowbowl. Sunsets, space, and freedom await in this remarkable mountain setting.

Key Features

What Sets This Home Apart

🏔️

Decks on Every Level

A multi-level layout opens onto private decks at every turn, each one framing golden-hour views of Mt. Elden and the surrounding Ponderosa forest.

👨‍🍳

Chef's Kitchen with Oversized Island

An enormous island anchors a chef's kitchen outfitted with oversized appliances, a gas range, breakfast bar, and a walk-in pantry — built for gathering and entertaining.

🛁

Spa-Like Primary Suite

The upper-level primary retreat features a soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual sinks, and its own private deck — a quiet place to unwind after a day on the mountain.

🔥

Wood-Burning Fireplace

Two living rooms anchor the home, including a great room warmed by a wood-burning fireplace — the perfect finish to a day skiing at Snowbowl.

🚐

RV Parking & No HOA

A partially fenced lot with RV access and parking, and no HOA, means room for the toys and the freedom to use the property on your terms.

🌲

Efficient Mountain Living

Central air, natural-gas forced-air heat, a gas tankless water heater, double-pane windows, and a private hot tub round out this comfortable Ponderosa-pine setting.

Income & Lifestyle

Short-Term Rental Income, Already in Motion

  • Active VRBO with an established booking calendar — a turnkey short-term rental already in place.
  • No HOA means no association-imposed restrictions on rentals or use.
  • Five bedrooms and four baths comfortably host larger groups and multi-family stays.
  • Year-round demand drivers nearby: golf, Snowbowl skiing, and Grand Canyon day trips.
  • Two living rooms, decks on every level, and a hot tub elevate the guest experience.
  • RV access and a 2-car attached garage add flexibility for owners and guests alike.
The Location

Settled Below Mt. Elden in Southeast Flagstaff

8/100
Walk Score · Car-Dependent

2055 N Fox Hill Rd sits in the Country Club Estates neighborhood, where almost all errands call for a car and the closest park is Continental Park. View the full Walk Score.

~6 min
Downtown Flagstaff
~18 min
Pulliam Airport (FLG)
~25 min
Arizona Snowbowl
~1.5 hrs
Grand Canyon
The Neighborhood

Continental Country Club

Continental Country Club is one of Flagstaff's established golf communities, set below Mt. Elden on the city's southeast side and woven through with Ponderosa pines. The community is home to an 18-hole championship course, tennis and pickleball courts, a swimming pool, and a network of trails — with downtown Flagstaff and Historic Route 66 just minutes away.

  • Golf Course
  • Clubhouse
  • Tennis Courts
  • Pickleball
  • Pool & Spa
  • Recreation Center
  • Trails
  • Playground
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Things to Do Nearby

Mountain Adventure at Your Doorstep

  • Continental Golf Club

    The neighborhood's namesake 18-hole championship course sits right below Mt. Elden, designed for a quiet, scenic round at what feels like a destination club. Beyond golf, the club rounds out the lifestyle with tennis, pickleball, a pool, and a remodeled fitness center.

  • 🥾

    Buffalo Park

    A local favorite, this flat 2-mile loop atop McMillan Mesa serves up sweeping panoramas of Mt. Elden and the San Francisco Peaks. Wide, accessible paths make it ideal for a morning run, an evening walk, or some of Flagstaff's best dark-sky stargazing.

  • ⛷️

    Arizona Snowbowl

    One of the country's oldest ski areas delivers 2,300 feet of vertical and 777 acres of terrain across the San Francisco Peaks, roughly half an hour from the front door. In summer, the same slopes become a cool, high-alpine escape with gondola rides and forest trails.

  • 🏞️

    Walnut Canyon National Monument

    Just southeast of the property, Walnut Canyon preserves cliff dwellings tucked into a dramatic limestone gorge. The Island Trail winds past ancient rooms with the canyon falling away on either side — a remarkable half-day outing close to home.

  • 🦅

    Grand Canyon National Park

    One of the world's great natural wonders is an easy day trip, about an hour and a half away. With RV parking and room for all your gear, spontaneous trips to the South Rim — or on to Lake Powell — become part of the routine.

Where to Eat

Flagstaff's Table

🍽️Tinderbox Kitchen

Modern American fine dining and an award-winning wine list anchor this downtown favorite at the heart of Flagstaff's culinary scene.

🥂Shift Kitchen & Bar

Voted Best of Flagstaff, this contemporary, shared-plates restaurant pairs locally driven, artfully plated dishes with inventive cocktails.

🌮Salsa Brava

A Route 66 institution and Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives feature, beloved for made-to-order Mexican and made-fresh-daily salsas just minutes east.

🍖Satchmo's Cajun & BBQ

A true Flagstaff original serving award-winning slow-smoked barbecue and Cajun comfort food, a short hop from the neighborhood on 4th Street.

Area Schools

Schools Serving the Area

  • Thomas M. Knoles Elementary SchoolGrades K–5
  • Mount Elden Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
  • Coconino High SchoolGrades 9–12
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Ready to Live — and Host — in Continental Country Club?

From morning rounds of golf to evenings by the wood-burning fireplace, 2055 N Fox Hill Rd delivers space, freedom, and proven short-term rental income in one of Flagstaff's most established golf communities. With five bedrooms, decks on every level, and quick access to Snowbowl and the Grand Canyon, this is mountain living with room to grow.

June 15, 2026

The Only Investment You Need to Build Your Real Estate Business


The hardest part of real estate isn't the money. It's doing it alone, without the reputation, support, and track record that a strong team already provides.

 

Most agents assume it takes serious money to build a real estate business of their own. It doesn't. The investment that actually matters is your time and your effort, and after 15 years building my business in Northern Arizona, I'm convinced that's the part most people get wrong. 

Yes, there are some upfront costs to becoming a Realtor, but every business asks you to put something in to get something out. The real question is how much you have to invest, and whether you're carrying all of it alone.

I started here knowing no one. When I got into real estate in Arizona, I had just moved from another state and didn't know a single person. I put some money into the business, but honestly, very little. What I really invested was effort, ingenuity, and a willingness to do the unglamorous work most people avoid. That combination is what let me grow, and it's still the only ceiling that matters: you can go as far as you're willing to work.

"The only investment you really need to make in this business is your time and effort."

You get to build on what I've already built. Fifteen years in, the agents who join me don't have to start from zero. They get to build on the reputation and the track record I've already established, so my successes become theirs. I'm genuinely happy when one of my agents wins a listing by saying, "Look what we did," even when it was my work behind it. If that's what helps them land the business, I want them to use it. Sharing what I've built is one of my favorite parts of this job, because there's no good reason for a capable agent to reinvent a foundation that already exists.

The honest truth is that this business is hard to do alone. If someone had offered me everything I now give my agents, I would have said yes without hesitating. The first reason is that real estate can be isolating, and the second is that it gets genuinely difficult without the right support behind you. Having people in your corner changes the entire experience.

When I step back and think about what it really takes to build something lasting in this business, it comes down to those two ingredients working together: your effort, and a foundation that already knows how to win. You bring the work ethic. I bring 15 years of reputation, systems, and support for you to build on.

If you've been wondering whether there's a better, less lonely way to grow your real estate business, let's talk. Call or text me at (928) 606-6749, email me at Kelly.Broaddus@exprealty.com, or visit kellybroaddus.exprealty.com. I'd love to share what I've built and show you how it could become your foundation, too.

June 9, 2026

SOLD! 1344 Buckhorn Loop Flagstaff, AZ 86005

 

Highland Meadows · Flagstaff, AZ · CLOSE PRICE $2,500,000

SOLD! 1344 Buckhorn Loop, Flagstaff, AZ — Luxury Log Home in Gated Highland Meadows

A 5.91-acre Ponderosa pine retreat where soaring windows, a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, and resort-style amenities meet the quiet of a gated mountain community minutes from Flagstaff.

  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Luxury Living
  • Gated Community
  • Forest Retreat
  • Mountain Views
  • 5.91 Acres
Luxury log home exterior at 1344 Buckhorn Loop in gated Highland Meadows, Flagstaff, AZ
5
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
4,425
Sq Ft Living
5.91
Acres

The Property

Rustic Luxury on the Estate Side of Highland Meadows

Rustic luxury awaits in gated Highland Meadows, just minutes from Flagstaff. This 5.91-acre Ponderosa pine retreat features a five-bedroom, four-bath log home with open-concept living, a soaring wall of windows, a stone fireplace, and warm log accents throughout. The chef's kitchen is anchored by a six-burner gas range, a built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a generous walk-in pantry, while a dedicated 1,000-bottle wine cellar awaits collectors. A flexible bunk room comfortably sleeps additional guests.

Outside, the home delivers on every season. Savor a covered front porch with its own stone fireplace — ideal for morning coffee and sunsets as deer and elk wander past — plus a breezeway with dual porch swings, a stone back fire pit, a hot tub, a private basketball court, and a sand volleyball court. Paved roads with HOA snow removal mean true year-round access. Discover elevated mountain living and schedule your private tour today.

Open-concept log great room with stone fireplace and wall of windows at 1344 Buckhorn Loop, Flagstaff AZ

Key Features

What Sets This Log Home Apart

🪵

Log Great Room

Open-concept living anchored by a soaring wall of windows, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and authentic log accents framing the surrounding pines.

🍳

Chef's Kitchen

A six-burner gas range, built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a roomy walk-in pantry make this kitchen as functional as it is beautiful.

🍷

1,000-Bottle Wine Cellar

A dedicated cellar built for serious collectors and effortless entertaining at elevation.

🔥

Outdoor Living

A covered front porch with stone fireplace, a breezeway with dual porch swings, a stone fire pit, and a hot tub for year-round mountain evenings.

🏀

Resort-Style Recreation

A private basketball court and sand volleyball court turn nearly six acres into a four-season playground for family and guests.

🦌

Gated Forest Privacy

Set on the estate side of gated Highland Meadows with paved roads and HOA snow removal, where deer and elk roam beneath towering Ponderosas.

Mountain Living at a Glance

  • 5.91 private acres on the estate side of gated Highland Meadows
  • Paved roads with HOA snow removal for true year-round access
  • Towering Ponderosa pines and Gambel oaks adjacent to Coconino National Forest land
  • Resident deer and elk with stunning San Francisco Peaks scenery
  • Roughly 15 minutes to downtown Flagstaff and I-17
  • 1,000-bottle wine cellar, hot tub, and dual sport courts

Location

Where the Forest Meets Flagstaff

1344 Buckhorn Loop

Car-Dependent

Walk Score of 1344 Buckhorn Loop Flagstaff AZ 86001Bike Score of 1344 Buckhorn Loop Flagstaff AZ 86001

Learn more about Mountainaire

1344 Buckhorn Loop has a Walk Score of 0 out of 100 — this is a Car-Dependent setting in the Mountainaire area, where the forest privacy comes with a short drive to town conveniences.

~15 min
Downtown Flagstaff
~35 min
Arizona Snowbowl
~50 min
Sedona
~2.25 hrs
Phoenix

About Highland Meadows

Highland Meadows is a private, paved, gated community of just 19 estate lots set adjacent to the Coconino National Forest, roughly eight miles south of Flagstaff near Mountainaire. A rich mix of towering Ponderosa pines and Gambel oaks frames stunning San Francisco Peaks views, and homes here sit on acreage with the seclusion and quiet that define Northern Arizona's high country.

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Covered front porch with stone fireplace and Ponderosa pine mountain views at 1344 Buckhorn Loop, Flagstaff AZ

Nearby Attractions

Adventure in Every Direction

🌲

Coconino National Forest

Highland Meadows sits right against the largest contiguous Ponderosa pine forest in the world. World-class hiking, mountain biking, and forest roads begin practically at the property line.

Arizona Snowbowl

Northern Arizona's premier ski resort delivers downhill runs in winter and a scenic gondola to 11,500 feet in summer. It's an easy day trip from your front door.

🏛

Walnut Canyon National Monument

Walk among 800-year-old cliff dwellings tucked into a dramatic limestone canyon. The rim and island trails offer some of the region's most rewarding short hikes.

🔭

Lowell Observatory

Flagstaff is the world's first International Dark Sky City, and Lowell — where Pluto was discovered — offers nightly stargazing under famously clear skies.

🏢

Historic Downtown Flagstaff

A walkable Route 66 district packed with local shops, galleries, breweries, and a celebrated dining scene. It's the cultural heart of the high country, just minutes north.

Where to Dine

A Celebrated Mountain-Town Table

🍳

Atria

James Beard-recognized modern American fare and craft cocktails in the heart of historic downtown.

🍷

Tinderbox Kitchen

A Southside favorite known for refined seasonal plates, over 100 wines, and an inviting bar.

🍗

Josephine's Bistro

Award-winning, locally sourced American cuisine in a historic Craftsman bungalow with patio dining.

Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

Grades K–5Manuel DeMiguel Elementary
Grades 6–8Mount Elden Middle School
Grades 9–12Flagstaff High School

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Ready to Call the Forest Home?

This is mountain living for the buyer who wants room to breathe — a log retreat built for collectors and entertainers, where stone fireplaces, towering pines, and resort-style amenities come together on nearly six private acres. Schedule your private tour of 1344 Buckhorn Loop, or call Kelly Broaddus directly at 888.446.5602.

June 8, 2026

House Hacking in 2026: What the Hype Got Wrong — and What Actually Works


Buyer Education · Northern Arizona

House Hacking in Flagstaff: Is It the Right Move for You in 2026?

The "live for free" version is clickbait. The real strategy — using a property to help carry its own cost — is very much alive in Northern Arizona. Here's how to tell whether it fits you, your market, and your numbers.

Broaddus Partners Group · Northern Arizona Fine Homes

If you've spent any time on real estate social media in the last few years, you've seen the house hacking pitch: buy a property, rent part of it out, let your tenants cover the mortgage, and live for free while you build wealth in your sleep.

It sounds like the kind of thing that works great in a thumbnail and falls apart in real life. And honestly? Sometimes it does. But here's what those videos get right even when they oversell the ending: housing costs have outpaced wage growth by a wide margin, and for the right buyer, generating income from a property can make ownership viable when it otherwise wouldn't be. The strategy is real. The "living for free" part is just the clickbait version of it.

In a market like Flagstaff — where mountain-town demand, a major university, and limited inventory keep prices well above what local wages comfortably support — the smarter question in 2026 isn't whether house hacking works. It's whether it's the right fit for you. Here's what that actually looks like.

What House Hacking Actually Means


House hacking is simple in concept: buy a primary residence and generate income from it to help offset the cost of owning it. The definition is that clean. The execution has a lot of range.

The term drew a wave of breathless attention a few years ago, usually paired with promises of "living for free" or "having your tenants pay your mortgage." That framing wasn't entirely wrong, but it oversimplified things in ways that set some buyers up for disappointment. The more useful way to think about it in 2026 isn't about eliminating a housing payment — it's about engineering a more manageable one.

Say a Flagstaff home carries a $4,200 monthly mortgage, and a casita on the lot rents for $1,700. That leaves a $2,500 net payment — a number that can pencil out where $4,200 simply couldn't.

That's the real value. Not a free house, but a door that was otherwise closed, now open.

The Most Common Ways Buyers Are Doing It


The ADU Boom

Accessory Dwelling Units — ADUs, casitas, in-law suites, backyard cottages — have become the gold standard of modern house hacking. An ADU is a secondary living unit on the same lot as a primary home: a detached structure in the backyard, a converted garage, or a basement with its own entrance.

ADUs have taken off for a straightforward reason: they're increasingly legal in places where they weren't before, and both the financing and the rental markets now support them. In Arizona, that shift is concrete. House Bill 2720 — the state's "casita bill," signed in 2024 — requires every city with a population over 75,000 to allow at least one attached and one detached ADU on single-family lots, by right. Flagstaff is one of the 16 Arizona cities that fall under it, which means the legal pathway to add a casita here is more open than it has been in years.

The financing caught up, too

Fannie Mae rolled out a significant policy update through its Desktop Underwriter system in late March 2026, allowing buyers to count projected ADU rental income toward their qualifying income on a purchase. The income is capped at 30% of the borrower's total qualifying income, applies to one-unit owner-occupied principal residences, and can come from a single ADU. It's a meaningful change: a buyer eyeing a home with a casita can now leverage that unit's income potential before they ever sign a lease.

Multi-Generational Living

House hacking isn't always about renting to strangers. For a growing share of buyers, it means sharing a home — and its costs — with family.

Multi-generational buying is now a sizable slice of the market: 14% of all home purchases nationally over the past year were multi-generational. Gen X buyers led the way at 19%, and it's not hard to see why. That generation is often supporting aging parents and adult children at the same time, and a home built to hold several adults under one roof can solve caretaking, privacy, and cost all at once. Among multi-generational buyers, 41% pointed to caring for or supporting aging parents as the primary reason — the highest share since tracking began in 2015 — and another 23% simply wanted more time with their parents. In a place like Northern Arizona, where many families are putting down roots near the outdoors and the university, that pattern shows up often.

The Classic Multi-Family

Buying a duplex, triplex, or small multi-family property, living in one unit, and renting the others is the original form of house hacking — and it still works. FHA loans let buyers purchase up to four units with as little as 3.5% down, as long as they occupy one unit as a primary residence. Eligible veterans can go further with a VA loan, which requires no down payment on qualifying multi-unit properties. And for buyers who fit neither box, Freddie Mac's Home Possible program allows qualified buyers to put down as little as 3%.

The financing for owner-occupied multi-family is more accessible than most buyers realize. For those willing to share a property line with their tenants, the income potential typically runs higher than an ADU, and the strategy is time-tested.

The Real Math


Here's the truth about house hacking in 2026: the "living for free" narrative was never universally achievable, and it's even rarer now. Rates have stabilized but remain elevated compared to the pandemic-era floor. Prices, while no longer climbing at a frenetic pace, are not meaningfully lower in most markets — and Flagstaff is no exception. Cash-flowing a property from day one, where rental income covers the entire mortgage, requires either very favorable conditions or a large down payment.

That's not a reason to dismiss the strategy. It's a reason to recalibrate. The goal isn't to erase a housing payment — it's to bring it down to something sustainable. A well-chosen house hack often turns an unaffordable property into a manageable one, and that's a significant win. Buyers who run realistic numbers — factoring in vacancy and maintenance — tend to do well. Buyers who chase optimistic projections tend to struggle.

Lenders have adjusted as well. The new Fannie Mae ADU guidelines come with documentation requirements and that 30% cap on countable income. That's a reasonable safeguard, not a barrier — it filters out the wishful math and keeps qualifying grounded in real market data.

Who This Works Best For


First-time buyers facing an affordability gap

If income doesn't support the mortgage on a home that checks the boxes, a property with rental potential can bridge that gap — both by lowering the net monthly payment and, with an ADU-eligible property, by improving what a lender will approve in the first place.

The sandwich generation

Gen X buyers, often supporting aging parents while still housing adult children, have more reason than any group to maximize what a home does for them. A property built for multi-generational living is a practical answer to a real caregiving reality. NAR research notes that households with three or more income earners are increasingly common among these buyers, which strengthens the financial case further.

Future investors learning the ropes

Living in a property while managing a rental unit is one of the lowest-risk ways to learn real estate investing. A buyer who spends two or three years in a house hack and then moves on can keep the first property as a full-time rental — with tenant-management experience already in hand.

What to Know Before Getting Started


  • Zoning and local rules are non-negotiable. ADU legality, short-term-rental rules, and multi-family zoning vary block to block. In Flagstaff specifically, ADUs come with their own layer: occupancy is capped at two people per unit, attached or interior units must share most utility connections with the main home, and using an ADU as a short-term rental requires the owner to live on the property. What's allowed three streets over may not be allowed on the home you're considering — and unpermitted units create liabilities that outlast any savings. Doing it by the book from the start is the only approach that holds up.
  • Run conservative numbers. Plan for vacancies. Budget for maintenance. Use realistic rents from comparable Flagstaff properties, not best-case scenarios. If the math still works after a month or two of vacancy a year plus routine repairs, it's a solid plan. If it only works at 100% occupancy with top-of-market rent, it's a risk.
  • Be honest about lifestyle fit. Sharing a property — whether with ADU tenants or family in a multi-generational setup — comes with real tradeoffs. It takes a certain temperament and a willingness to have the occasional uncomfortable conversation. Buyers who set clear boundaries and realistic expectations tend to thrive; those who underestimate the interpersonal side often don't.

The Northern Arizona angle

Flagstaff carries a few features that make house hacking worth a serious look here. Steady rental demand from Northern Arizona University and a year-round visitor economy keeps quality units occupied. A persistent gap between local wages and home prices is exactly the kind of pressure this strategy is built to relieve. And Arizona's recent ADU law has opened a clearer path to adding income-producing space than buyers had even a couple of years ago. The right move still depends on the specific property, parcel, and neighborhood — which is precisely why it's worth talking through before you start shopping.

The Bottom Line


House hacking is no longer a fringe idea for investors. It's a mainstream strategy that serious buyers are using to navigate a market that doesn't hand out easy answers. The fundamentals of ownership — building equity, gaining stability, creating long-term wealth — still hold. House hacking simply acknowledges that the path there sometimes takes a little creativity with how a property is used.

Every neighborhood in Northern Arizona is different. Zoning, rental demand, and property potential vary widely, and the right house hack for one buyer can look nothing like the right one for another. If you're wondering whether you're a fit for this strategy, that's exactly the conversation worth having.

Let's run your actual numbers

Tell us your budget and goals, and we'll dig into what house hacking could realistically look like for your market and your math here in Flagstaff and across Northern Arizona.

Call 888-446-5602 Or reach out to the Broaddus Partners Group team to start the conversation.

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June 7, 2026

9607 N State Route 89a Sedona, AZ 86336

Broaddus Partners Group  | PLACE | eXp Realty  |  888.446.5602  

Luxury creekfront home for sale in Oak Creek Canyon Sedona AZ with red rock views and private creek access

SOLD! Rare Oak Creek Canyon Retreat for Sale in Sedona AZ | Private Creekfront Home with Red Rock Views

3 BD | 2 BA | Sold for $ 1,200,000

 

Not all homes are meant to be found—some are discovered.

Tucked deep within the towering red rock walls of Sedona’s most coveted canyon, this rare Oak Creek Canyon retreat offers something few properties ever can: true privacy, natural beauty, and a connection to the land that feels almost timeless.

A Rare Opportunity in Oak Creek Canyon

Opportunities to own along Oak Creek are exceptionally limited. Many properties here are held for generations, making this offering not just a home—but a once-in-a-lifetime acquisition.

 

Set on nearly half an acre with approximately 100 feet of private creek frontage, this property delivers a level of exclusivity that’s becoming increasingly rare in Sedona.

 

Designed for Comfort, Light, and Connection to Nature

This thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home invites the outdoors in with abundant natural light and an open, welcoming layout.

Features include:

 

  • Spacious wraparound deck for seamless indoor-outdoor living
  • Attached two-car garage + additional carport
  • Expansive windows framing canyon and creek views
  • Functional layout designed for both relaxation and entertaining

Wraparound deck overlooking Oak Creek Canyon with scenic red rock mountain views in Sedona Arizona

Your Private Creekfront Experience

Imagine starting your morning with coffee on the deck as Oak Creek gently flows below, or ending your day soaking in the spa beneath Sedona’s iconic dark skies.

This is more than scenery—it’s an immersive lifestyle experience:

 

  • Direct access to Oak Creek
  • Peaceful, meditative surroundings
  • Ideal for second home, retreat, or full-time sanctuary

 

The Sedona Lifestyle, Elevated

From nearby hiking trails to local vineyards and art culture, this home places you at the intersection of nature, luxury, and lifestyle.

 

Whether you're entertaining guests or enjoying quiet solitude, every moment here feels intentional.

 

What This Means for Buyers 

If you're considering buying in Sedona, properties like this represent a unique investment opportunity:

  • ✔ Creekfront homes are extremely limited in supply
  • ✔ Oak Creek Canyon is one of Sedona’s most desirable locations
  • ✔ Strong long-term value due to scarcity and demand
  • ✔ Ideal for lifestyle buyers seeking privacy + nature

 

👉 Bottom line: This is not just a purchase—it’s a legacy property.

Why Oak Creek Canyon is One of Sedona’s Most Coveted Locations

Oak Creek Canyon is known for its dramatic red rock cliffs, lush greenery, and year-round flowing water—something incredibly rare in Arizona.

 

This unique microclimate creates a cooler, more serene environment compared to other parts of Sedona, making it highly sought-after for luxury and retreat-style living. 

 

Private Oak Creek frontage behind Sedona home with peaceful outdoor living and natural canyon surroundings


Schedule a Private Tour

Opportunities like this don’t come often—and they don’t last.

📲 Call or text us today to schedule your private showing 
📩 Or request more details to experience this one-of-a-kind Oak Creek Canyon retreat

Contact Broaddus Partners Group for confidential details or a private showing.

 

Listed by Katie McGee

Co-Listed by Kelly Broaddus 

 

 

 

See more pictures and information here: 

www.broadduspartnersgroup.com/homes-for-sale/AZ/sedona/204121

www.northernarizonafinehomes.com/property/204121

 

 

LOCATION

9607 North State Route 89A

Car-Dependent

Learn more about Oak Creek Canyon

9607 North State Route 89A has a Walk Score of 7 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.

This location is in Oak Creek Canyon.

 

Restaurants

Nearby restaurants include Judi's Restaurant & Lounge, which offers Angus Steaks, Prime Rib, and Burgers to New Zealand Lamb, Baby Back Ribs. If you are looking for a gluten-free diet, you can drop by at Tamaliza.  Creekside American Bistro is another great stop for a tasty all-day breakfast and beautiful views.

Schools

Some schools that are close to this area include West Sedona Elementary SchoolSedona Charter School & Sedona Red Rock High School.

 


 

About Oak Creek Canyon

Oak Creek Canyon is a narrow and very colorful gorge located in northern Arizona between the cities of Flagstaff and Sedona. The canyon is often described as a smaller cousin of the Grand Canyon because of its scenic beauty. 

Oak Creek Canyon is located within the Coconino National Forest. The United States Forest Service operates several campgrounds, picnic areas, and recreation areas within the canyon. Slide Rock State Park, home to a natural water slide along Oak Creek, is also located within Oak Creek Canyon. Other recreational activities include swimming and fishing in Oak Creek. Hiking the many trails leading into side canyons or up to the rim of the canyon is a popular activity for the area. The amenities of Uptown Sedona are less than 5 miles from the heart of Oak Creek Canyon. Homes in Oak Creek Canyon are highly coveted for their shady lots and Creekside access.

 

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June 6, 2026

13626 N Ravenwood RD, Williams, AZ 86046

Broaddus Partners Group  | PLACE | eXp Realty  |  888.446.5602  

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Northern Arizona Homestead for Sale Near Williams, AZ | 11-Acre Private Retreat with Greenhouse & Generator


4 BD | 2 BA | $ 639,999 629,999 Price cut: $10K (7/13)

 

If you've been searching for peace, privacy, and the freedom to live a more self-sufficient lifestyle, this extraordinary Northern Arizona homestead may be exactly what you've been waiting for. Tucked away in the quiet high country outside of Williams, this one-of-a-kind 11-acre property offers the rare opportunity to own a secluded mountain retreat surrounded by forest, wide-open skies, and the calming beauty of nature.

Completely fenced with an automatic gated entry, this private estate combines practicality, comfort, and country charm in a setting that feels worlds away from the noise and stress of everyday life. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, hobby ranch, off-grid-inspired retreat, or seasonal mountain escape, this property delivers a lifestyle that's becoming increasingly difficult to find in today’s market.

Experience True Northern Arizona Country Living

Set among the pines and open high-country landscape, this well-maintained 4-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home offers room to spread out both inside and out. The spacious floor plan includes a welcoming living room and a separate family room, giving homeowners flexibility for entertaining, relaxing, or creating dedicated spaces for work, hobbies, or guests.

Natural light fills the kitchen, where custom cabinetry, quality appliances, and thoughtful features like a trash compactor create a space that is both functional and inviting. The appliances convey with the sale, helping make this property move-in ready from day one.

The primary suite was designed with comfort in mind and features a beautifully customized walk-in shower along with dual sinks for added convenience.

A Property Designed for Self-Sufficiency & Peace of Mind

What truly sets this property apart is the infrastructure already in place for sustainable country living. Outside, mature landscaping and a drip irrigation system help maintain the grounds efficiently, while the greenhouse provides year-round gardening opportunities for those seeking a more self-reliant lifestyle.

A massive 4,000-gallon cistern offers valuable supplemental water storage for irrigation and additional fire protection—an increasingly important feature for rural properties in Northern Arizona.

Adding even more peace of mind, the property includes a powerful 12k backup generator that automatically activates approximately 30 seconds after a power outage. Whether you're living here year-round or using the property as a mountain getaway, this level of preparedness provides security and comfort during every season.

Room for Vehicles, Equipment & Outdoor Adventure

This Williams-area property was built for functionality just as much as relaxation. The spacious 4-car garage provides ample storage for vehicles, recreational equipment, tools, or workshop space. In addition, the covered carport, RV parking, and two separate storage sheds offer incredible versatility for homeowners with outdoor hobbies, homesteading equipment, trailers, or guests traveling through Northern Arizona.

The fully fenced acreage creates flexibility for gardening, pets, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the privacy and open space that rural living provides.

A Setting Full of Character & Northern Arizona Charm

One of the most unique features of this property is the daily passing of the historic Grand Canyon Railway. The train travels by the home twice each day, adding a nostalgic and charming touch that enhances the property's mountain-town character.

Surrounded by trees and expansive views, the property offers the feeling of complete seclusion while still being accessible to the restaurants, shops, and amenities of nearby Williams—often referred to as the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon.”

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, off-roading, and endless opportunities to explore the beauty of Northern Arizona.

What This Means for Buyers

Properties like this are becoming increasingly desirable among buyers seeking privacy, sustainability, and usable acreage in Northern Arizona. With infrastructure already in place—including fencing, water storage, backup power, greenhouse space, RV parking, and multiple storage options—this property offers far more than just a home. It offers a lifestyle.

Buyers looking for:

  • Homestead properties in Northern Arizona
  • Private acreage near Williams, AZ
  • Mountain retreats with RV parking
  • Self-sufficient living opportunities
  • Homes with backup generators and water storage
  • Rural properties surrounded by forest

will immediately recognize the rarity and long-term value this property provides.

Why Buyers Love Williams, Arizona

Williams continues to attract buyers looking for cooler temperatures, mountain scenery, outdoor recreation, and a slower-paced lifestyle while remaining within driving distance of Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon National Park. The area's growing popularity has made private acreage properties especially sought-after among buyers relocating from larger metro areas in search of space, tranquility, and a stronger connection to nature.

Looking for Northern Arizona Homestead Properties?

If you're searching for acreage properties, mountain homes, hobby ranches, or rural retreats in Northern Arizona, the team at Broaddus Partners Group can help you discover unique opportunities throughout Williams, Flagstaff, and the surrounding high country.

Contact Kelly Broaddus and the Broaddus Partners Group today to schedule a private showing or learn more about available Northern Arizona properties offering privacy, land, and exceptional mountain living.

 

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More photos and information here:

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Location

13626 North Ravenwood Road

Car-Dependent

Learn more about Williams

13626 North Ravenwood Road has a Walk Score of 0 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.

This location is in Williams.

Attractions & Recreation

 

Dining Nearby

There are plenty of dining options along Historic Route 66, a short commute from this beautiful home. Dine at top rated restaurants in historic downtown Williams: Kicks On Route 66 Bar & Grille, Red Raven Restaurant, Western View Steakhouse & more. Stop for a barbecue and pork sandwiches dinner at the Cowboy Cafe at Grand Canyon KOA 

 

Schools

Nearby schools

  • Williams Elementary/Middle School
  • Williams High School
  • School District: Williams Unified District

 

Chapparal Heights in Williams Rural North 

Enjoy endless wildlife, star-filled night skies, and peaceful tranquility in the Chapparal Heights Subdivision in Williams Rural North.  There is a small yearly HOA that maintains the roads and keeps unwanted visitors out & wanted wildlife in! Williams Rural North offers a range of housing options including single-family homes on acreage, vacant land (some parcels border State Land), some horse properties and new manufactured homes. Visit the Williams Rural North Area page for more information about this Northern Arizona community. 

Contact Kelly Broaddus at kelly.broaddus@exprealty.com or call 888-4465602 to see this 28 Acre Spanish Style Ranch luxury home in Williams, AZ, or other houses for sale in nearby Flagstaff. 

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June 5, 2026

4363 E Wintergreen Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86004

Kelly Broaddus |  eXp Realty | 888.446.5602 | Contact Kelly

4363 E Wintergreen Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86004

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Beautifully Remodeled East Flagstaff Home for Sale — Move-In Ready, No HOA, Prime Location

 

3 BD | 2 B A | $ 472,000 449,850 Price cut: $22.15K (8/29)

OWNER WILL FINANCE WITH ACCEPTABLE OFFER!

 

If you're looking for a like-new, move-in-ready home in one of East Flagstaff’s most convenient and desirable locations, this beautifully remodeled residence checks all the boxes. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,708 square feet of updated living space, this home offers rare versatility—perfect as a primary residence, second home, or investment opportunity thanks to no HOA and no rental restrictions.

Modern Living with Quality Upgrades Throughout

Step inside to an open, airy floor plan designed for everyday comfort and easy entertaining. Every detail has been thoughtfully upgraded, including:

  • Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring throughout

  • Newer kitchen cabinetry, countertops, and stainless-steel appliances

  • Vinyl windows and two skylights providing abundant natural light

  • Recessed lighting for a clean, modern feel

  • New carpet and SPC (stone polymer composite) 20 mil thick flooring for durability

With James Hardie siding, 2x6 exterior walls, Zone III high-efficiency insulation (R-50 ceiling / R-22 floors / R-19 walls), and a programmable thermostat, this home is both comfortable and energy-efficient—an ideal combination for Flagstaff’s four-season climate.

Peace of Mind with Major Improvements Already Done

The heavy lifting has already been handled for you. Enjoy the security of:

  • A newer roof installed in 2021

  • 200 AMP electrical system

  • 3/4" floor decking for long-term structural strength

Every major upgrade allows you to move in with confidence and enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle for years to come.

Outdoor Living Done Right

This home sits on a fully improved lot featuring extensive paver work, perfect for outdoor seating, grilling, or future additions. The storage shed provides extra space for tools and outdoor gear—ideal for Flagstaff homeowners who love adventure, recreation, or gardening.

Prime East Flagstaff Location Near Everything

Location is everything, and this home delivers. Just minutes from:

  • Flagstaff Mall

  • Restaurants, coffee shops, and local conveniences

  • Hiking and biking trails

  • Schools and parks

  • Dining, entertainment, and everyday essentials

Whether you're commuting, shopping, or exploring the outdoors, this home puts you close to everything you love about Flagstaff.

A Rare Opportunity in Today’s Market

With no HOA, no rental restrictions, and major upgrades already in place, this home stands out as one of East Flagstaff’s best values. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a move-up buyer, or an investor seeking a strong rental opportunity, this property offers flexibility, location, and peace of mind—all in one.

 

When a home with this level of care, upgrades, and convenience hits the market, it doesn’t stay long. Come experience the perfect blend of modern living and Northern Arizona lifestyle.

 

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Photos and more information here:

www.broadduspropertiesgroup.com/homes-for-sale/202698

www.northernarizonafinehomes.com/property/202698/

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Location

4363 East Wintergreen Road

Car-Dependent

Learn more about Flagstaff

4363 East Wintergreen Road has a Walk Score of 16 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.

This location is in the Christmas Tree Estates neighborhood in Flagstaff. Nearby parks include Smoke Rise Park, Smokerise Park, and Mobile Haven Park.

 

Attractions & Recreation

Dining Nearby

Nearby restaurants include Mexican Place La Pacita Express, Elevated Pizza.  If you are craving for Cantonese cuisine and the latest Hong Kong-style Szechuan dishes, drop by Flaming Wok.

Schools

 Nearby schools include

 

 

Christmas Tree Estates Neighborhood

Christmas Tree Estates is the easternmost residential neighborhood in the city beyond the Flagstaff Mall.  If you are looking for an affordable home in Flagstaff, you might find your dream home in this community. This home will sell fast. Contact 888.446.5602 to set up an appointment.

 

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June 4, 2026

2750 W Forest Hills Dr Flagstaff, AZ 86001

 

 

Forest Hills • Flagstaff, Arizona

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Luxury English Tudor Estate for Sale in Flagstaff, Arizona

A hand-crafted English Tudor on 5.5 wooded acres, where Old-World craftsmanship meets the Arizona Trail, National Forest, and four-season mountain living — just ten minutes from downtown Flagstaff and Arizona Snowbowl.

New Price $ 2,899,000
  • Flagstaff, AZ
  • Luxury Living
  • Forest Retreat
  • Borders National Forest
  • VRBO / Airbnb Opportunity
  • 5.5 Wooded Acres
5
Bedrooms
3.5
Bathrooms
5,012
Sq Ft
5.5
Acres
The Estate

An Enchanting Tudor Retreat on the Edge of the Forest

Peaceful, elegant, and full of character, this luxurious hand-crafted English Tudor — originally designed by its architect as a true Cotswold cottage on a manor scale — welcomes you with exquisite craftsmanship and architectural detailing at every turn. Nestled on 5.5 wooded acres backing directly to National Forest land and the Arizona Trail, this extraordinary Flagstaff estate offers a rare blend of privacy, outdoor adventure, and timeless Old-World charm — all just ten minutes from downtown Flagstaff and Arizona Snowbowl.

Recently expanded to over 5,100 square feet, the home features five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, including a newly added upstairs bedroom and a beautifully designed additional bath on the main level. During the expansion, the owners thoughtfully upgraded the home's key spaces: the gourmet chef's kitchen received stunning granite countertops, and the primary bath was completely transformed with a classic clawfoot soaking tub, elegant fixtures, and a luxurious standalone steam shower — creating a spa-quality private retreat.

Designed as the ultimate mountain and ski getaway, the home also includes an indoor dry sauna — perfect after long days on the slopes — and an outdoor hot tub set on expanded front and rear patios, each offering tranquil views of the surrounding pines. These spaces make the property ideal for year-round relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying Flagstaff's four-season lifestyle.

For the past several years, the estate has also operated successfully as a distinctive, high-end short-term rental. Its warm, whimsical storybook-and-wizardry-inspired dcor blends effortlessly with the home's authentic Tudor architecture and enchanting setting, creating an unforgettable guest experience and strong rental appeal.

Inside, the chef's kitchen showcases premium Viking appliances and generous workspace, while the grand living room impresses with exposed beam ceilings and dramatic architectural lines. An inviting sunroom offers year-round natural light and peaceful forest views. The main-level primary suite includes serene woodland vistas and direct access to a private library/office — a personal haven for reading, work, or quiet reflection. Additional flexible spaces include a first-floor bedroom/office and multiple bedrooms upstairs, offering versatile accommodations for guests, extended family, or multi-generational living.

Outdoors, enjoy front and back covered porches, the expansive patios, and frequent visits from local deer and elk. The three-stall Barnmaster barn with a tack room and secure corral blends everyday convenience with refined country elegance. Rich with handcrafted details, architectural pedigree, modern upgrades, and ski-retreat amenities, this remarkable estate is far more than a single description can capture. Prepare to be enchanted.

Key Features

What Sets This Estate Apart

🍳

Gourmet Chef's Kitchen

Premium Viking appliances, new granite countertops, and generous workspace built for serious cooking and effortless entertaining.

🛁

Spa-Quality Primary Suite

A main-level retreat with woodland views, a classic clawfoot soaking tub, standalone steam shower, and a private library/office.

🌲

Borders National Forest

5.5 wooded acres back directly to Coconino National Forest land with the Arizona Trail at your doorstep — privacy that can't be replicated.

🔥

Sauna & Hot Tub Retreat

An indoor dry sauna and an outdoor hot tub on expanded patios make this a true four-season mountain and ski getaway.

🐎

Three-Stall Barnmaster Barn

A tack room and secure corral create a turnkey horse property, blending country function with refined estate elegance.

🏰

Authentic Tudor Craftsmanship

Exposed beam ceilings, a light-filled sunroom, covered porches, and handcrafted Old-World detailing throughout.

Investment Highlights

Why This Estate Is a Standout Flagstaff Investment

  • Proven high-end short-term rental history with strong, repeat guest demand.
  • Distinctive, storybook-inspired interiors create a memorable, highly bookable guest experience.
  • Rare 5.5-acre setting bordering National Forest land — privacy and access that simply can't be replicated.
  • Ten minutes to downtown Flagstaff and Arizona Snowbowl drives true year-round demand.
  • Recently expanded to 5,012 square feet with an upgraded chef's kitchen and spa-quality primary bath.
  • Turnkey ski-and-mountain getaway: dry sauna, hot tub, covered porches, and full horse facilities.
Location

Tucked Into Flagstaff's Forest Hills

~10 min
Downtown Flagstaff
~15 min
Arizona Snowbowl
~20 min
Flagstaff Airport
~1.5 hrs
Grand Canyon Rim

2750 Forest Hills Drive

Car-Dependent

Walk Score of 2750 Forest Hills Drive Flagstaff AZ 86001Bike Score of 2750 Forest Hills Drive Flagstaff AZ 86001

Learn more about Fort Valley

The Forest Hills & Fort Valley Neighborhood

Set along the Fort Valley corridor that climbs northwest from town toward the San Francisco Peaks, Forest Hills is a quiet, low-density enclave of forested estate properties bordered by ponderosa pine and National Forest. It's a true car-dependent retreat — 2750 W Forest Hills Dr carries a Walk Score of 1/100, meaning almost every errand calls for a vehicle — yet downtown Flagstaff and Snowbowl are both only minutes away. The closest green space is Cheshire Park, and the Arizona Trail and Coconino National Forest are accessible directly from the property.

Nearby Attractions

Adventure in Every Direction

  • Arizona Snowbowl

    One of the country's oldest ski areas, with 777 acres of terrain and a 2,300-foot vertical drop on the San Francisco Peaks. In summer, scenic gondola rides, hiking, and mountain dining keep the mountain alive year-round — about 15 minutes away.

  • 🥾

    The Arizona Trail

    The 800-mile National Scenic Trail runs from Mexico to Utah — and a segment is reachable right from this property's wooded back boundary. Hike, run, or ride straight from your own gate into the forest.

  • 🔭

    Lowell Observatory

    A National Historic Landmark and the world's first International Dark Sky destination, where Pluto was discovered in 1930. Constellation tours, exhibits, and stargazing sit just above historic downtown Flagstaff.

  • 🌲

    Coconino National Forest

    Nearly two million acres of pine forest, trails, and wildlife wrap around the estate. Endless hiking, mountain biking, and snowshoeing begin steps from the back porch.

  • 🏛️

    Museum of Northern Arizona

    Just a few miles north on Fort Valley Road, MNA showcases the anthropology, geology, biology, and fine art of the Colorado Plateau — a cultural anchor of the region.

Where to Dine

Flagstaff's Acclaimed Table

🍷

Shift Kitchen & Bar

Seasonally driven contemporary American shared plates and craft cocktails — voted Best of Flagstaff in 2024 and 2025.

🍽️

Tinderbox Kitchen

A downtown favorite for farm-to-table dishes with Southwest flair, plus creative cocktails at the adjoining Annex.

🥂

Josephine's Modern American Bistro

Elevated modern American fare served inside a beautifully restored 1911 bungalow — a beloved spot for brunch and dinner.

🌶

Atria

Hyper-seasonal modern American fare from James Beard–nominated chef Rochelle Daniel, with fine seafood, steaks, and house-made pastas downtown.

Area Schools

Flagstaff Unified School District

School assignments are approximate — please confirm current boundaries directly with Flagstaff Unified School District.

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Ready to Be Enchanted by Forest Hills?

This one-of-a-kind English Tudor estate delivers privacy, proven rental income, and four-season mountain living on 5.5 forested acres minutes from Flagstaff. Whether you're seeking a legacy home, a turnkey luxury investment, or the ultimate ski retreat, this property invites you to experience the magic in person.

June 2, 2026

1336 Newport Ridge Dr Unit 113 Prescott, AZ 86303

Broaddus Properties Group | eXp Realty | PLACE  888.446.5602

 

Land for Sale in Prescott, AZ: .47-Acre Lot with Expansive Views — Build Your Custom Home

$ 89,000

 

If you've been dreaming of building a custom home in Prescott, this gently elevated .47-acre lot on Newport Ridge Drive gives you the room — and the views — to make it happen. Tucked into a quiet setting just minutes from downtown, it's the kind of blank canvas that's getting harder to find this close to everything Prescott has to offer.

At $89,000, it's an approachable entry point into one of Arizona's most beloved towns — with the freedom to build exactly what you've been picturing.


🏞️ A Lot with Room to Breathe

At nearly half an acre, this parcel offers genuine space and separation. The gently elevated terrain is a real builder's advantage: it sets up beautifully for a home positioned to capture the expansive surrounding views, with plenty of room left over for outdoor living — think covered patios, a fire pit, garden beds, or a future workshop.

[PHOTO: Wide shot showing the gentle elevation and the view corridor]

  • .47-acre lot — space, separation, and privacy
  • Gently elevated terrain, ideal for view-friendly building
  • ✅ Room for outdoor living and future expansion
  • ✅ A true blank canvas for your custom design

📍 Minutes from Everything Prescott

One of the best things about this lot is how connected it is while still feeling tucked away. You're just minutes from historic downtown Prescott, where small-town charm meets a lively mix of shops, restaurants, galleries, and year-round events.

And the outdoors? Practically in your backyard. With the Prescott National Forest, area lakes, and miles of trails nearby, plus Prescott's famously mild four-season climate, there's something to enjoy in every season.

[PHOTO: Nearby lifestyle shot — downtown Prescott, a trailhead, or a lake]

  • 🌲 Prescott National Forest — hiking, biking, and exploring close by
  • 🛍️ Downtown shops & dining just minutes away
  • 🚴 Year-round recreation with four genuine seasons
  • 🏞️ Lakes and trails within easy reach

🛠️ Build the Home You've Been Picturing

This is the part that makes a lot like this special: you're not buying someone else's vision — you're starting with your own. From the floor plan to the finishes to exactly where the home sits on the rise to frame those views, every decision is yours.

For buyers who've struggled to find an existing home that checks every box, a buildable lot is the answer — and at this price point, it's a smart, flexible way to put down roots in Prescott on your own terms.


📊 Property at a Glance

   
Address 1336 Newport Ridge Dr, Unit 113, Prescott, AZ 86303
Price $89,000
Lot Size 0.47 acre
Property Type Vacant Land / Buildable Lot
MLS # 6957452
Status Active

Buyers should verify zoning, utility availability, and building requirements with the appropriate Prescott/Yavapai County authorities prior to purchase.


✅ Why This Lot Stands Out

 

  • Nearly half an acre of usable space
  • Expansive views from a gently elevated setting
  • Minutes from downtown shops, dining, and recreation
  • ✅ Room for outdoor living and a custom design
  • ✅ An accessible price point in a sought-after Prescott location

 

 

👉 Schedule a private showing or request full property details today by contacting Broaddus Partners Group. Let us help you explore whether this exceptional home is the right fit for your next chapter.

 

Listed by Kelly Broaddus 

📧 kelly.broaddus@exprealty.com

📞 𝟵𝟮𝟴 𝟲𝟬𝟲 𝟲𝟳𝟰𝟵

 

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www.northernarizonafinehomes.com/property/6957452

 

LOCATION

1336 Newport Ridge Drive

Car-Dependent

Learn more about Prescott

1336 Newport Ridge Drive has a Walk Score of 9 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.

This location is in Prescott. Nearby parks include Ken Lindley Park, Roughrider Park and Whipple Park.

 

RECREATION & ATTRACTIONS

Outdoor Adventures

  • Black Canyon Heritage Park: Nature trails, birding and butterfly habitats, and educational exhibits — great for families and outdoor lovers.
  • Black Canyon National Recreation Trail: An historic 80-mile multi-use trail offering hiking, biking, and equestrian exploration through desert vistas and rugged terrain.

Local Experiences

  • Rock Springs Café: A historic diner (est. 1918) famed for its homemade pies and Southwestern menu — a local favorite and cultural landmark.
  • Sunset Point & Scenic Views: Perfect stops to enjoy desert sunsets and panoramic landscapes.

Nearby Options

  • Outdoor UTV/ATV tours and desert adventure experiences.

Parks and Natural Spaces

  • Black Canyon Heritage Park: ~8 acres of nature trails along the river.
  • High Desert Park: ~89 acres with recreational fields and picnic areas.

 

SCHOOLS

  • The Cañon Elementary School District operates K–8 education locally.
  • Older students typically attend schools in neighboring districts via inter-district arrangements.

 

About Black Canyon City


Prescott is home to the downtown historical area known as Whiskey Row. This old mining town and now popular active adult retirement community borders the Prescott National Forest to the south and west. You will find breathtaking landscapes complete with granite mountains, lakes, streams, and rolling meadows filled with wildlife. Some of the outdoor activities include horseback riding, golfing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, camping and mountain biking. There are four golf courses within the city limits: Antelope Hills Golf Course, which consist of the City of Prescott South Course and the City of Prescott North Course, Capital Canyon Golf Club (formerly the Hassayampa Golf Club) (private), Talking Rock Golf Club (private), and Prescott Lakes Golf Club (private). More public courses are located nearby in surrounding towns. 

Prescott is officially designated as “Arizona’s Christmas City.” 

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