LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Pima Acres
9202 E Hualapai Drive 7 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 8,106 SqFt. | $3,849,000
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Two Biltmore Estates
2 Biltmore Est. 213 3 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 4,817 SqFt. | $2,649,000
A
s a creative marketing strategist and savvy negotiator, William Lewis has been helping buyers and sellers with their Real Estate and Relocation needs throughout the Valley of the Sun and surrounding communities for over 14 years. Throughout his professional career, William has worked with a variety of clientele ranging from professional athletes and high-profile personalities, to business executives and foreign nationals. He understands his clients’ need for discretion and special requirements when purchasing a home. Backed by a team of highlycompetent professionals, local resources and the exceptional branding exposure of Sterling Fine Properties, William brings energyand dedication to his profession by maintaining a healthy, competitive attitudeand a comprehensive knowledge of the real estate market and trends. Living the lifestyle you love, in the home you’ve always dreamed of, is within your reach. Whether it’s a luxury home in Paradise Valley, Scottsdale or Central Phoenix, a cozy, palm-lined neighborhood in Gilbert, Chandler, Ahwatukee or Tempe, or even a luxury high-rise in the heart of downtown; let William Lewis give you the keys to the door in these outstanding communities. Special Areas of Focus: Luxury Estates and condos, relocation assistance, Canadians & Foreign Nationals, International Investment Portfolios, Investors, Land Development & New Construction, New Development Sales and Commercial.
7601 N Scottsdale Road #4 2 Bed | 2.5 Bath | 3,080 SqFt. | $1,395,000
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
HOMES CURRENTLY LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES Address 7147 E Rancho Vista Dr. #3011 4808 N 24th St 1405 8 Biltmore Est 115
Bed/Bath SqFt. 3/2 2,200 3/3.5 2,665 2/2.5 2,704
Price $1,049,000 $1,049,000 $899,000
Community Optima Camelview Village Optima Biltmore Towers Fairway Lodge At The Biltmore
7127 E Rancho Vista Dr 3001 7127 E Rancho Vista Dr 1001 3819 E Daley Ln 2560 E Desert Willow Dr
3/2 2/2 5/4 4/2.5
1,781 1,839 4,100 2,948
$799,000 $799,000 $699,000 $649,900
Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village Aviano Diamond Ridge
4551 N 52nd Pl 7147 E Rancho Vista Dr 6005 7151 E Rancho Vista Dr 6005
3/2.5 2/2 2/2
2,939 1,360 1,282
$629,000 $619,000 $599,900
La Montana Camelback Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village
4909 N Woodmere Fairway 2009 3/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 1/1.5
1,742 1,988 1,337 1,186 1,155
$584,900 $539,000 $459,000 $399,900 $389,000
Sage Condominium Starmark Place Condos Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village
7301 E 3rd Ave 117 4525 N 66th St 103 7315 E Northland Dr 8
1/1 2/2 2/2
831 1,488 1,026
$319,000 $299,000 $299,000
3rd Avenue Lofts Casa Del Monte Seville Place
3931 E Kent Ave
3/2.5
1,661
$259,000
Ray Ranch 3
4834 N 74th St 7157 E Rancho Vista Dr 5003 7157 E Rancho Vista Dr 5010 7151 E Rancho Vista -- 4010
Optima Biltmore Towers
4808 N 24th Street #1405 3 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 2,665 SqFt. | $1,049,000
KATRINA LEWIS
Call Katrina today to List Your Home and Sell it for Top Dollar!
Williams Luxury Homes | Sterling Fine Properties
Hurray for Hygge The Art of Cozy
Papago Park Phoenix, AZ
480.399.9811 Direct
Kale & Grilled Chicken Salad
Katrina@WilliamsLuxuryHomes.com WilliamsLuxuryHomes.com
If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
Hands-On History
- William Lewis
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Cuernavaca Townhomes
ArizonaHomeowner Vol. 6 Issue 2
Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
GoodNes
LOCAL VENUE Phoenix, AZ
HYGGE C
lose your eyes and imagine the feeling you would have as a fire crackles warmly in the hearth, a hand-knit throw covers your knees, and your hands are wrapped around a cup of cocoa topped by three fluffy marshmallows while you share the best parts of your day with someone special. It’s almost tangible, right?
Papago Park is located in both Phoenix and Tempe and is well known for its distinctive geological formations and wide variety of desert plants. The park is also home to the Phoenix Zoo, Desert Botanical Gardens, picnic area, hiking trails, bike paths, small lakes and the infamous Hole-in-the-Rock. This major landmark exists from erosion of the 6 million year old red rocks over time and is accessable for the experienced hiker. The park is an excellent place to bring your family to experience the outdoors, see incredible desert plants and maybe even some wildlife! Source: Phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/ papago-park
Well, the Scandinavians have a word to specifically describe that feeling: hygge. Pronounced HOO-ga, it originates from a Danish word meaning to give comfort or joy. It’s also believed to evolve most appropriately from the English word ‘hug.’ Hygge has been especially embraced – pun intended – as a way of life by the people of Denmark. More than just seeking out simple pleasures, it’s a dedicated mindset of creating a convivial atmosphere of contentment, as well as sharing that feeling with people in your life in order to further elevate the hygge factor. In fact, the Danes take it so seriously there is a whole page and documentary series on their national tourism website explaining and encouraging hygge. This growing obsession with the art of being cozy began to take hold in the late 20th Century and has since spawned numerous articles, videos and popular books such as The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living by Meik Wiking. In recent years, this contentment phenomenon has crossed the ocean and endeared itself to American culture. The Broadway musical, Frozen, features a song called Hygge about being comfortable, and you can’t go online without seeing lifestyle influencers infusing a sense of wellbeing and coziness into food, fashion and design. Winter is the perfect time of year for hygge. It is simmering in a glass of mulled wine while classical music plays in the next room. It is knit into your favorite fuzzy socks and floats invisibly on the smoke of a bergamot scented candle. While you can absolutely achieve the sense of contentment while enjoying your own company, the Nordics believe it’s best experienced when shared with loved ones. Free university and healthcare notwithstanding, there’s a good reason why the Scandinavian people are some of the happiest souls in the world. But if relocating isn’t in your future you can still live a harmonious life with intention. Turn off those digital distractions for the afternoon, don your coziest cardigan, and go visit a bakery or a bookstore and breathe in that heavenly hygge. It’s good for the soul.
I
f you spent much time in museums as a kid, either with family or on field trips, chances are you heard a lot of “Shhhh!” and “Don’t touch that!” or God forbid, “Where did you get that mastodon bone?!” They were often institutions of dusty history and unfathomable art that came with a long list of rules and etiquette.
THE MOB MUSEUM | LAS VEGAS, NV Just
Fortunately for today’s kids – and adults – museums have been redefining themselves as places of enjoyable learning and hands-on engagement. Instead of a roped off exhibit, there might be rope ladders leading to a ship’s deck and a cast of pirates. Educators and curators are learning to incorporate interactive elements in order to stimulate imaginations, bringing history, science and art alive. With the increased attention in recent years on STEM – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics – museums have found creative ways to inspire new generations of learners. In huge, urban art museums that were often quiet, almost spiritual places to study and revere the Masters, you’ll now likely find a dedicated children’s area where they can create and make happy messes while subconsciously learning about Matisse or Pollack.
what it sounds, this museum is dedicated to the history of organized crime and law enforcement. In addition to exhibits of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, you can participate in an FBI crime lab and if you’re over 21, hit The Speakeasy afterwards!
FT. COLLINS MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY | FT. COLLINS, CO This family-friendly museum offers a unique mix of science and history that encourages visitors to discover the core connections everything from music and artifacts to machines and animals – all hands-on and interactive.
MUSEUM OF SELFIES | LOS ANGELES, CA For those firmly
A quick google search of interactive wonder will undoubtedly lead you to discover that there’s just such an institution nearby! Here are just a few around the country that we can’t wait to visit:
entrenched in the 21st Century, there is a place in L.A. (of course) devoted to the art of the selfie. In addition to taking a dive into the history of this pop culture phenomenon, you can take your picture safely dangling from a tall building or mirrored in an optical illusion. Smile!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM | SCOTTSDALE AZ Rated as one of the top 20 museums in the U.S., the MIM has more than 6,800 instruments from around the world on display – and to play – as well as concerts and events.
This emerging, engaging brand of museum is often family friendly, affordable, and can be a fantastic find on your next vacation – and guaranteed to be more memorable than the local amusement park.
Grilled Chicken Salad
With Lemon Vinaigrette
FLAVORFUL
Papago Park
INGREDIENTS 1/4 cup
Fresh lemon juice
2 tbl
Extra virgin olive oil
1 tbl
Dijon mustard
4 cups
Baby kale
1 1/2 cups
Sliced, grilled chicken breast meat
3/4 cup
Shredded carrot
1
Apple, cored and thinly sliced
2 tbl
Sliced almonds, toasted
Salt and ground black pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS Combine lemon juice, oil, mustard, salt and pepper in a large serving bowl.
LIFEWISE
Add kale, chicken, carrot, apple and almonds. Toss to combine.
GoodNes.com
LOCAL VENUE Phoenix, AZ
HYGGE C
lose your eyes and imagine the feeling you would have as a fire crackles warmly in the hearth, a hand-knit throw covers your knees, and your hands are wrapped around a cup of cocoa topped by three fluffy marshmallows while you share the best parts of your day with someone special. It’s almost tangible, right?
Papago Park is located in both Phoenix and Tempe and is well known for its distinctive geological formations and wide variety of desert plants. The park is also home to the Phoenix Zoo, Desert Botanical Gardens, picnic area, hiking trails, bike paths, small lakes and the infamous Hole-in-the-Rock. This major landmark exists from erosion of the 6 million year old red rocks over time and is accessable for the experienced hiker. The park is an excellent place to bring your family to experience the outdoors, see incredible desert plants and maybe even some wildlife! Source: Phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/ papago-park
Well, the Scandinavians have a word to specifically describe that feeling: hygge. Pronounced HOO-ga, it originates from a Danish word meaning to give comfort or joy. It’s also believed to evolve most appropriately from the English word ‘hug.’ Hygge has been especially embraced – pun intended – as a way of life by the people of Denmark. More than just seeking out simple pleasures, it’s a dedicated mindset of creating a convivial atmosphere of contentment, as well as sharing that feeling with people in your life in order to further elevate the hygge factor. In fact, the Danes take it so seriously there is a whole page and documentary series on their national tourism website explaining and encouraging hygge. This growing obsession with the art of being cozy began to take hold in the late 20th Century and has since spawned numerous articles, videos and popular books such as The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living by Meik Wiking. In recent years, this contentment phenomenon has crossed the ocean and endeared itself to American culture. The Broadway musical, Frozen, features a song called Hygge about being comfortable, and you can’t go online without seeing lifestyle influencers infusing a sense of wellbeing and coziness into food, fashion and design. Winter is the perfect time of year for hygge. It is simmering in a glass of mulled wine while classical music plays in the next room. It is knit into your favorite fuzzy socks and floats invisibly on the smoke of a bergamot scented candle. While you can absolutely achieve the sense of contentment while enjoying your own company, the Nordics believe it’s best experienced when shared with loved ones. Free university and healthcare notwithstanding, there’s a good reason why the Scandinavian people are some of the happiest souls in the world. But if relocating isn’t in your future you can still live a harmonious life with intention. Turn off those digital distractions for the afternoon, don your coziest cardigan, and go visit a bakery or a bookstore and breathe in that heavenly hygge. It’s good for the soul.
I
f you spent much time in museums as a kid, either with family or on field trips, chances are you heard a lot of “Shhhh!” and “Don’t touch that!” or God forbid, “Where did you get that mastodon bone?!” They were often institutions of dusty history and unfathomable art that came with a long list of rules and etiquette.
THE MOB MUSEUM | LAS VEGAS, NV Just
Fortunately for today’s kids – and adults – museums have been redefining themselves as places of enjoyable learning and hands-on engagement. Instead of a roped off exhibit, there might be rope ladders leading to a ship’s deck and a cast of pirates. Educators and curators are learning to incorporate interactive elements in order to stimulate imaginations, bringing history, science and art alive. With the increased attention in recent years on STEM – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics – museums have found creative ways to inspire new generations of learners. In huge, urban art museums that were often quiet, almost spiritual places to study and revere the Masters, you’ll now likely find a dedicated children’s area where they can create and make happy messes while subconsciously learning about Matisse or Pollack.
what it sounds, this museum is dedicated to the history of organized crime and law enforcement. In addition to exhibits of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, you can participate in an FBI crime lab and if you’re over 21, hit The Speakeasy afterwards!
FT. COLLINS MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY | FT. COLLINS, CO This family-friendly museum offers a unique mix of science and history that encourages visitors to discover the core connections everything from music and artifacts to machines and animals – all hands-on and interactive.
MUSEUM OF SELFIES | LOS ANGELES, CA For those firmly
A quick google search of interactive wonder will undoubtedly lead you to discover that there’s just such an institution nearby! Here are just a few around the country that we can’t wait to visit:
entrenched in the 21st Century, there is a place in L.A. (of course) devoted to the art of the selfie. In addition to taking a dive into the history of this pop culture phenomenon, you can take your picture safely dangling from a tall building or mirrored in an optical illusion. Smile!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM | SCOTTSDALE AZ Rated as one of the top 20 museums in the U.S., the MIM has more than 6,800 instruments from around the world on display – and to play – as well as concerts and events.
This emerging, engaging brand of museum is often family friendly, affordable, and can be a fantastic find on your next vacation – and guaranteed to be more memorable than the local amusement park.
Grilled Chicken Salad
With Lemon Vinaigrette
FLAVORFUL
Papago Park
INGREDIENTS 1/4 cup
Fresh lemon juice
2 tbl
Extra virgin olive oil
1 tbl
Dijon mustard
4 cups
Baby kale
1 1/2 cups
Sliced, grilled chicken breast meat
3/4 cup
Shredded carrot
1
Apple, cored and thinly sliced
2 tbl
Sliced almonds, toasted
Salt and ground black pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS Combine lemon juice, oil, mustard, salt and pepper in a large serving bowl.
LIFEWISE
Add kale, chicken, carrot, apple and almonds. Toss to combine.
GoodNes.com
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Pima Acres
9202 E Hualapai Drive 7 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 8,106 SqFt. | $3,849,000
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Two Biltmore Estates
2 Biltmore Est. 213 3 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 4,817 SqFt. | $2,649,000
A
s a creative marketing strategist and savvy negotiator, William Lewis has been helping buyers and sellers with their Real Estate and Relocation needs throughout the Valley of the Sun and surrounding communities for over 14 years. Throughout his professional career, William has worked with a variety of clientele ranging from professional athletes and high-profile personalities, to business executives and foreign nationals. He understands his clients’ need for discretion and special requirements when purchasing a home. Backed by a team of highlycompetent professionals, local resources and the exceptional branding exposure of Sterling Fine Properties, William brings energyand dedication to his profession by maintaining a healthy, competitive attitudeand a comprehensive knowledge of the real estate market and trends. Living the lifestyle you love, in the home you’ve always dreamed of, is within your reach. Whether it’s a luxury home in Paradise Valley, Scottsdale or Central Phoenix, a cozy, palm-lined neighborhood in Gilbert, Chandler, Ahwatukee or Tempe, or even a luxury high-rise in the heart of downtown; let William Lewis give you the keys to the door in these outstanding communities. Special Areas of Focus: Luxury Estates and condos, relocation assistance, Canadians & Foreign Nationals, International Investment Portfolios, Investors, Land Development & New Construction, New Development Sales and Commercial.
HOMES CURRENTLY LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES Address 7147 E Rancho Vista Dr. #3011
Bed/Bath SqFt. 3/2 3/3.5
2,200 2,665
Price
Community
2/2.5 3/2
2,704 1,781
$899,000 $799,000
Fairway Lodge At The Biltmore Optima Camelview Village
2/2 5/4 4/2.5
1,839 4,100 2,948
$799,000 $699,000 $649,900
Optima Camelview Village Aviano Diamond Ridge
3/2.5
2,939
$629,000
La Montana Camelback
2/2 2/2
1,360 1,282
$619,000 $599,900
Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village
4909 N Woodmere Fairway 2009 3/2 2/2
1,742 1,988
$584,900 $539,000
Sage Condominium Starmark Place Condos
2/2
1,337
$459,000
Optima Camelview Village
2/2 1/1.5
1,186 1,155
$399,900 $389,000
Optima Camelview Village Optima Camelview Village
1/1 2/2
831 1,488
$319,000 $299,000
3rd Avenue Lofts Casa Del Monte
2/2 3/2.5
1,026 1,661
$299,000 $259,000
Seville Place Ray Ranch 3
4808 N 24th St 1405 8 Biltmore Est 115 7127 E Rancho Vista Dr 3001 7127 E Rancho Vista Dr 1001
7601 N Scottsdale Road #4 2 Bed | 2.5 Bath | 3,080 SqFt. | $1,395,000
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
3819 E Daley Ln 2560 E Desert Willow Dr 4551 N 52nd Pl 7147 E Rancho Vista Dr 6005 7151 E Rancho Vista Dr 6005 4834 N 74th St 7157 E Rancho Vista Dr 5003 7157 E Rancho Vista Dr 5010 7151 E Rancho Vista -- 4010 7301 E 3rd Ave 117
Optima Biltmore Towers
4808 N 24th Street #1405 3 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 2,665 SqFt. | $1,049,000
4525 N 66th St 103 7315 E Northland Dr 8 3931 E Kent Ave
KATRINA LEWIS
$1,049,000 $1,049,000
Optima Camelview Village Optima Biltmore Towers
Call Katrina today to List Your Home and Sell it for Top Dollar!
Williams Luxury Homes | Sterling Fine Properties
Hurray for Hygge The Art of Cozy
Papago Park Phoenix, AZ
480.399.9811 Direct
Kale & Grilled Chicken Salad
Katrina@WilliamsLuxuryHomes.com WilliamsLuxuryHomes.com
If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
Hands-On History
- William Lewis
LISTED BY WILLIAMS LUXURY HOMES
Cuernavaca Townhomes
ArizonaHomeowner Vol. 6 Issue 2
Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
GoodNes