TRNO
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Homes Pending and Recently Sold in Troon North Data from January 1, 2019 to February 20, 2019
Featured Listing
Address
Active
10232 E Cinder Cone Trail
4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,411 SQFT | $2,250,000 Enjoy resort living with huge mountain views in the gated community of Privada at the Four Seasons * Lightly lived in, single level 4 bed/4.5 bath with media room, office, and detached guest casita * Open great room plan with no interior steps blends the indoors and outdoors seamlessly through a disappearing pocket door * Backyard features unobstructed Troon Mountain views, a heated pool/spa, built-in BBQ station and gas fireplace * First-class finishes include Viking Kitchen, beamed ceilings, stone flooring and slab granite countertops * This is the perfect size home with views to create the ultimate desert-living experience * Membership to the adjacent Four Seasons Resort available *
10153 E DUANE LN 28806 N 106TH PL 29438 N 108TH PL 10682 E CINDER CONE TRL 28814 N 108TH PL 11033 E SKINNER RD 10978 E SOUTHWIND LN 10641 E SKINNER DR 10578 E CINDER CONE TRL 10110 E DUANE LN 10171 E CINDER CONE TRL 29348 N 111TH WAY 10629 E TROON NORTH DR 28408 N 106TH ST 10423 E WHITE FEATHER LN 10546 E MONUMENT DR 10715 E WHITETHORN DR 29492 N 111TH WAY 10821 E TROON NORTH DR 10598 E TROON NORTH DR 10552 E CINDER CONE TRL 10074 E TROON NORTH DR 29218 N 107TH WAY 28810 N 105TH WAY 10821 E TROON NORTH DR 10620 E BLUE SKY DR 10001 E BALANCING ROCK RD 29568 N 106TH PL 10001 E BALANCING ROCK RD
Pending
10421 E MONUMENT DR 11124 E CINDER CONE TRL 10200 E CINDER CONE TRL 10822 E TROON NORTH DR 27633 N 105TH PL 29443 N 108TH PL 10351 E WHITE FEATHER LN
Sold
10893 E SOUTHWIND LN 10638 E MARK LN
Bed Bath SQFT
Price/SQFT Price
Subdivision
3 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 4 5 5 6 4 4 5 6 5 5 5 4 4 5 5 6 5 5 4 5 4
$271.58 $248.75 $236.44 $315.94 $400.28 $290.50 $382.95 $294.68 $312.75 $346.40 $285.69 $220.76 $231.42 $368.92 $336.80 $336.54 $315.76 $321.87 $350.18 $390.73 $470.37 $337.69 $423.56 $352.16 $448.56 $353.79 $421.31 $588.09 $522.30
TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES TALUS TALUS BOULDER CREST TALUS PINNACLE CANYON PINNACLE CANYON CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON BOULDER CREST BOULDER CREST TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST PINNACLE CANYON TROON NORTH TALUS TROON NORTH
3.5 3 3.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 3 4 4.5 5.5 6 6.5 6 4 5.5 5 4.5 5.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 5.5 5.5 6 4.5 6 7 6 7
4,032 4,816 5,071 4,542 3,595 5,129 3,917 5,277 5,100 4,619 5,758 7,678 7,346 4,608 5,193 5,200 6,014 5,903 5,997 5,500 4,590 6,500 5,900 7,383 5,997 8,474 8,070 6,800 8,070
$1,095,000 $1,198,000 $1,199,000 $1,435,000 $1,439,000 $1,490,000 $1,500,000 $1,555,000 $1,595,000 $1,600,000 $1,645,000 $1,695,000 $1,700,000 $1,700,000 $1,749,000 $1,750,000 $1,899,000 $1,900,000 $2,100,000 $2,149,000 $2,159,000 $2,195,000 $2,499,000 $2,600,000 $2,690,000 $2,998,005 $3,399,999 $3,998,997 $4,214,999
LIFESTYLE TROON NORTH
MARCH | APRIL 2019
Hiking Arizona
3 3 4 4 5 4 4
3 3.5 4.5 4.5 7.5 6 5
3,156 4,126 5,217 5,026 9,337 4,684 5,102
$346.96 $327.19 $287.33 $308.40 $449.82 $352.26 $371.42
$1,095,000 $1,350,000 $1,499,000 $1,550,000 $4,200,000 $1,650,000 $1,895,000
CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST TROON NORTH TALUS PINNACLE CYN AT TROON NORTH CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON
4 3
3.5 3.5
3,221 5,178
$295.31 $293.54
$951,200 $1,520,000
CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON
Report may not be indicative of all real estate activity. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS.
LPG-3.com JAY PENNYPACKER
602.570.3962 c DEBBIE NEGRIN
480.734.3498 c WILL FOOTE
480.242.2483 c MIKE HOLDER
602.432.3273 c If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
Luxury | Defined
Luxury Property Group is a consistent top-producer in the luxury market and possesses an intimate knowledge of North Scottsdale. Whether you are looking to purchase a lot or home or want to sell a property you currently own, our team provides complete sales and marketing services.
Troon North | 480.575.6305 | info@LPG-3.com Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
Residential Real Estate By Michael Orr
Pesto Bruschetta Appetizers GoodNes
Troon North Real Estate Update
Exclusively Presented By Luxury Property Group
EVENT CALENDAR
CLIMBING TO NEW HEIGHTS
MARCH | APRIL 2019
Spring Training Valley Wide | February 21st - March 26th MLB.com/spring-training
Arizona Bao Festival Phoenix | March 24th Phoenix.org/event/arizona-bao-fest The Arizona Bao Festival will be the place to satisfy your bao cravings! Enjoy steamed buns, gua, bao, BBQ pork buns, sweet buns from bakeries, and creative interpretations from over 10 local businesses.
Tbut first-time visitors seeking outdoor adventures will be
hose who live in Arizona know it’s not all cactus and coyotes,
2
018 was a successful year for the Greater Phoenix residential resale market in both price appreciation and sales volume. For the overall market, price trends capping off 2018 are as follows according to Arizona Regional MLS sales:
• The annual average price per square foot rose 8.1% from $150.37 to $162.51 • The annual average sales price increased 8.8% from $297,317 to $323,562
Arizona Bike Week Phoenix | April 3rd - 7th AzBikeWeek.com
• The annual median sales price gained 8.4% from $239,900 to $260,000
The Original Arizona Bike Week has been the Biggest and Best Motorcycle Rally and Bike Festival in the Phoenix area for 22 years. Whether you’re a first time attendee or long-time veteran, Arizona Bike Week 2019 promises to deliver a rally like you’ve never seen before. ABW is a growing event and each year brings more parties, activities and attractions to the Phoenix & Scottsdale area than the year before.
Sales volume decreased, but a miniscule 0.1% from an annual rate of 93,519 to 93,420. This makes 2018 the 5th highest year overall for sales transaction volume. Total dollar volume increased 8.6% from $27.8 billion to $30.2 billion, placing 2018 in a close second place overall for total money spent on residential resale transactions.
Phoenix Pride Parade Phoenix | April 6th -7th PhoenixPride.org/events/pride-parade The 2019 Phoenix Pride Parade brings our diverse LGBTQ and allied communities together for a weekend of camaraderie and celebration of our past, present and future. The Parade brings over 2,000 individual participants with decorated vehicles, colorful floats and thousands of walkers. With over 15,000 spectators, the Parade features our Grand Marshals, local luminaries, music, and fun along the 3rd Street route from Thomas to Indian School.
Scottsdale Culinary Festival Scottsdale | April 13th -17th ScottsdaleFest.org Enjoy fine restaurants, chefs, tasting experiences and live music in April while supporting arts charities. Highlights of the festival include 40 local restaurants, 30 craft breweries, 20 bars, teen cooking challenge, chef demos, family zone, wine tasting and more!
The market continues to favor sellers in 2019, but not nearly as much as it did at the beginning of 2018 as potential buyers are grappling with affordability issues. The monthly average interest rate rose to 4.64% in December 2018, up 0.69% from the previous December’s 3.95%. For homes with a median sales price of $260,000 in Greater Phoenix, that equates to approximately $100 added to the monthly payment. Meanwhile, homes continued to appreciate over the course of 2018. Buyers who decide to shoulder the extra $100 per month on a $260,000 home will be purchasing one that’s approximately 1,845 square feet; nearly 100 square feet smaller than if they had purchased last year. Builders continued to focus primarily between $300,000 and $500,000 in 2018 with 41% of their sales landing in this range. However, they also sold 24% more models in the low $200s last year; especially in the areas of Pinal County, Buckeye and Avondale. New homes sold between $200,000 and $250,000 in 2018 were 1,811 square feet on average compared to resale homes sold through the MLS at an average of 1,647 square feet. Flip sales were strong throughout most of 2018 until the last few months. The slowdown in flips could be in response to declining profit margins. Flip investors had been averaging at least a 30-35% between the acquisition and sale price over the past 7 years. However increasing acquisition costs have pushed their margins down to just under 26% as of November 2018. Overall the Greater Phoenix housing market is considered healthy going into 2019, however appreciation rates over 8% are not sustainable going forward. As the seller market weakens, higher price ranges may see more sellers offer interest rate buy-downs while the lower price ranges may see higher percentages of seller assisted closing costs and concessions.
REAL ESTATE
corner
delighted to discover that the 48th state is a diverse landscape of desert, mountains, canyons, rivers and more. Whether you’re hoping to get a little exercise in the cool mornings or gear up for days of serious exploration, Arizona has an abundance of hiking opportunities. Camelback Mountain is one of the most recognizable peaks in the metro Phoenix area and surely the most popular hike. It’s a moderate 1.2 miles with a fairly steep climb. You’ll want to go early to avoid the crowds and quickly rising temperatures most of the year, but the city panorama is worth the effort. About an hour east of the city you’ll find the Lost Dutchman State Park in the Superstition Mountains. The area includes Flat Iron Trail among others that can be done in a few hours and some connect to day camping sites.
Heading south to Tucson, you can tackle the Finger Rock Trail up to Mount Kimball in the Catalinas. It’s a steady grade of abour five miles that will give you a workout and mountain views. A lesser known hike on the outskirts of town is the King Canyon Trail which offers up miles of flora and fauna that will lead into Saguaro National Park. Thousands of tourists visit Sedona year-round to take in the red
IN GOOD TASTE
Soak up some sun and head to a ball game! Arizona is home to 15 teams during the spring training season with stadiums located throughout the valley. Enjoy the last few spring training games before the baseball season begins.
sandstone rocks, cliff dwellings and spiritual vortex. Just a few of the many hikes include the Boynton Canyon Trail, Devil’s Bridge Trail and Dogie Trail. A must-do for any dedicated climber is Humphreys Peak in Flagstaff. It’s Arizona’s highest elevation – over 12,000 feet – and takes about 8-10 hours. There are, of course, a vast number of routes in and around the Grand Canyon for hikers of all levels. Many of them like the South Kaibab Trail and Havasu Canyon Trail require permits and involve several days of backpacking and camping to complete. Monument Valley sits on the Arizona/Utah border, providing ancient vistas of stunning rock formations. The Wildcat Trail is the only way to explore without a Navajo guide and will take about three hours to step back in time. Hikers of all levels need to venture out responsibly when exploring Arizona, no matter what the topography and temperatures are. Be sure to have adequate water, proper shoes and gear, and let someone know where you’re going and when you are returning. Knowledge is your best provision and you can find details of distance, altitudes, weather and more at HikeArizona.com. For an indepth list of the many diverse hikes around the state, visit ArizonaHighways.com/explore/hiking. Have fun!
Appetizers P E S T O B R U S C H E T TA
INGREDIENTS 1/3 cup
Refrigerated pesto with basil
¾ to 1 cup
Part-skim ricotta cheese
1 tbl
Extra virgin olive oil
1
Baguette, sliced
Ground black pepper Salt
DIRECTIONS Place bread slices on baking sheet. Lightly brush tops with olive oil. Broil for about 1 minute or until lightly golden. Turn over and toast other sides until golden. Spread about 1 rounded teaspoon ricotta over each piece of toast. Top with about ½ teaspoon pesto. Season with salt and pepper. Garnish with greens.
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EVENT CALENDAR
CLIMBING TO NEW HEIGHTS
MARCH | APRIL 2019
Spring Training Valley Wide | February 21st - March 26th MLB.com/spring-training
Arizona Bao Festival Phoenix | March 24th Phoenix.org/event/arizona-bao-fest The Arizona Bao Festival will be the place to satisfy your bao cravings! Enjoy steamed buns, gua, bao, BBQ pork buns, sweet buns from bakeries, and creative interpretations from over 10 local businesses.
Tbut first-time visitors seeking outdoor adventures will be
hose who live in Arizona know it’s not all cactus and coyotes,
2
018 was a successful year for the Greater Phoenix residential resale market in both price appreciation and sales volume. For the overall market, price trends capping off 2018 are as follows according to Arizona Regional MLS sales:
• The annual average price per square foot rose 8.1% from $150.37 to $162.51 • The annual average sales price increased 8.8% from $297,317 to $323,562
Arizona Bike Week Phoenix | April 3rd - 7th AzBikeWeek.com
• The annual median sales price gained 8.4% from $239,900 to $260,000
The Original Arizona Bike Week has been the Biggest and Best Motorcycle Rally and Bike Festival in the Phoenix area for 22 years. Whether you’re a first time attendee or long-time veteran, Arizona Bike Week 2019 promises to deliver a rally like you’ve never seen before. ABW is a growing event and each year brings more parties, activities and attractions to the Phoenix & Scottsdale area than the year before.
Sales volume decreased, but a miniscule 0.1% from an annual rate of 93,519 to 93,420. This makes 2018 the 5th highest year overall for sales transaction volume. Total dollar volume increased 8.6% from $27.8 billion to $30.2 billion, placing 2018 in a close second place overall for total money spent on residential resale transactions.
Phoenix Pride Parade Phoenix | April 6th -7th PhoenixPride.org/events/pride-parade The 2019 Phoenix Pride Parade brings our diverse LGBTQ and allied communities together for a weekend of camaraderie and celebration of our past, present and future. The Parade brings over 2,000 individual participants with decorated vehicles, colorful floats and thousands of walkers. With over 15,000 spectators, the Parade features our Grand Marshals, local luminaries, music, and fun along the 3rd Street route from Thomas to Indian School.
Scottsdale Culinary Festival Scottsdale | April 13th -17th ScottsdaleFest.org Enjoy fine restaurants, chefs, tasting experiences and live music in April while supporting arts charities. Highlights of the festival include 40 local restaurants, 30 craft breweries, 20 bars, teen cooking challenge, chef demos, family zone, wine tasting and more!
The market continues to favor sellers in 2019, but not nearly as much as it did at the beginning of 2018 as potential buyers are grappling with affordability issues. The monthly average interest rate rose to 4.64% in December 2018, up 0.69% from the previous December’s 3.95%. For homes with a median sales price of $260,000 in Greater Phoenix, that equates to approximately $100 added to the monthly payment. Meanwhile, homes continued to appreciate over the course of 2018. Buyers who decide to shoulder the extra $100 per month on a $260,000 home will be purchasing one that’s approximately 1,845 square feet; nearly 100 square feet smaller than if they had purchased last year. Builders continued to focus primarily between $300,000 and $500,000 in 2018 with 41% of their sales landing in this range. However, they also sold 24% more models in the low $200s last year; especially in the areas of Pinal County, Buckeye and Avondale. New homes sold between $200,000 and $250,000 in 2018 were 1,811 square feet on average compared to resale homes sold through the MLS at an average of 1,647 square feet. Flip sales were strong throughout most of 2018 until the last few months. The slowdown in flips could be in response to declining profit margins. Flip investors had been averaging at least a 30-35% between the acquisition and sale price over the past 7 years. However increasing acquisition costs have pushed their margins down to just under 26% as of November 2018. Overall the Greater Phoenix housing market is considered healthy going into 2019, however appreciation rates over 8% are not sustainable going forward. As the seller market weakens, higher price ranges may see more sellers offer interest rate buy-downs while the lower price ranges may see higher percentages of seller assisted closing costs and concessions.
REAL ESTATE
corner
delighted to discover that the 48th state is a diverse landscape of desert, mountains, canyons, rivers and more. Whether you’re hoping to get a little exercise in the cool mornings or gear up for days of serious exploration, Arizona has an abundance of hiking opportunities. Camelback Mountain is one of the most recognizable peaks in the metro Phoenix area and surely the most popular hike. It’s a moderate 1.2 miles with a fairly steep climb. You’ll want to go early to avoid the crowds and quickly rising temperatures most of the year, but the city panorama is worth the effort. About an hour east of the city you’ll find the Lost Dutchman State Park in the Superstition Mountains. The area includes Flat Iron Trail among others that can be done in a few hours and some connect to day camping sites.
Heading south to Tucson, you can tackle the Finger Rock Trail up to Mount Kimball in the Catalinas. It’s a steady grade of abour five miles that will give you a workout and mountain views. A lesser known hike on the outskirts of town is the King Canyon Trail which offers up miles of flora and fauna that will lead into Saguaro National Park. Thousands of tourists visit Sedona year-round to take in the red
IN GOOD TASTE
Soak up some sun and head to a ball game! Arizona is home to 15 teams during the spring training season with stadiums located throughout the valley. Enjoy the last few spring training games before the baseball season begins.
sandstone rocks, cliff dwellings and spiritual vortex. Just a few of the many hikes include the Boynton Canyon Trail, Devil’s Bridge Trail and Dogie Trail. A must-do for any dedicated climber is Humphreys Peak in Flagstaff. It’s Arizona’s highest elevation – over 12,000 feet – and takes about 8-10 hours. There are, of course, a vast number of routes in and around the Grand Canyon for hikers of all levels. Many of them like the South Kaibab Trail and Havasu Canyon Trail require permits and involve several days of backpacking and camping to complete. Monument Valley sits on the Arizona/Utah border, providing ancient vistas of stunning rock formations. The Wildcat Trail is the only way to explore without a Navajo guide and will take about three hours to step back in time. Hikers of all levels need to venture out responsibly when exploring Arizona, no matter what the topography and temperatures are. Be sure to have adequate water, proper shoes and gear, and let someone know where you’re going and when you are returning. Knowledge is your best provision and you can find details of distance, altitudes, weather and more at HikeArizona.com. For an indepth list of the many diverse hikes around the state, visit ArizonaHighways.com/explore/hiking. Have fun!
Appetizers P E S T O B R U S C H E T TA
INGREDIENTS 1/3 cup
Refrigerated pesto with basil
¾ to 1 cup
Part-skim ricotta cheese
1 tbl
Extra virgin olive oil
1
Baguette, sliced
Ground black pepper Salt
DIRECTIONS Place bread slices on baking sheet. Lightly brush tops with olive oil. Broil for about 1 minute or until lightly golden. Turn over and toast other sides until golden. Spread about 1 rounded teaspoon ricotta over each piece of toast. Top with about ½ teaspoon pesto. Season with salt and pepper. Garnish with greens.
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TRNO
FEATURED LISTING by LUXURY PROPERTY GROUP
Homes Pending and Recently Sold in Troon North Data from January 1, 2019 to February 20, 2019
Featured Listing
Address
Active
10585 East Crescent Moon Drive #3 4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,411 SQFT | $2,250,000
Enjoy resort living with huge mountain views in the gated community of Privada at the Four Seasons * Lightly lived in, single level 4 bed/4.5 bath with media room, office, and detached guest casita * Open great room plan with no interior steps blends the indoors and outdoors seamlessly through a disappearing pocket door * Backyard features unobstructed Troon Mountain views, a heated pool/spa, built-in BBQ station and gas fireplace * First-class finishes include Viking Kitchen, beamed ceilings, stone flooring and slab granite countertops * This is the perfect size home with views to create the ultimate desert-living experience * Membership to the adjacent Four Seasons Resort available *
10153 E DUANE LN 28806 N 106TH PL 29438 N 108TH PL 10682 E CINDER CONE TRL 28814 N 108TH PL 11033 E SKINNER RD 10978 E SOUTHWIND LN 10641 E SKINNER DR 10578 E CINDER CONE TRL 10110 E DUANE LN 10171 E CINDER CONE TRL 29348 N 111TH WAY 10629 E TROON NORTH DR 28408 N 106TH ST 10423 E WHITE FEATHER LN 10546 E MONUMENT DR 10715 E WHITETHORN DR 29492 N 111TH WAY 10821 E TROON NORTH DR 10598 E TROON NORTH DR 10552 E CINDER CONE TRL 10074 E TROON NORTH DR 29218 N 107TH WAY 28810 N 105TH WAY 10821 E TROON NORTH DR 10620 E BLUE SKY DR 10001 E BALANCING ROCK RD 29568 N 106TH PL 10001 E BALANCING ROCK RD
Pending
10421 E MONUMENT DR 11124 E CINDER CONE TRL 10200 E CINDER CONE TRL 10822 E TROON NORTH DR 27633 N 105TH PL 29443 N 108TH PL 10351 E WHITE FEATHER LN
Sold
10893 E SOUTHWIND LN 10638 E MARK LN
Bed Bath SQFT
Price/SQFT Price
Subdivision
3 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 4 5 5 6 4 4 5 6 5 5 5 4 4 5 5 6 5 5 4 5 4
$271.58 $248.75 $236.44 $315.94 $400.28 $290.50 $382.95 $294.68 $312.75 $346.40 $285.69 $220.76 $231.42 $368.92 $336.80 $336.54 $315.76 $321.87 $350.18 $390.73 $470.37 $337.69 $423.56 $352.16 $448.56 $353.79 $421.31 $588.09 $522.30
TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES TALUS TALUS BOULDER CREST TALUS PINNACLE CANYON PINNACLE CANYON CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON BOULDER CREST BOULDER CREST TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES TALUS CANDLEWOOD ESTATES CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST PINNACLE CANYON TROON NORTH TALUS TROON NORTH
3.5 3 3.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 3 4 4.5 5.5 6 6.5 6 4 5.5 5 4.5 5.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 5.5 5.5 6 4.5 6 7 6 7
4,032 4,816 5,071 4,542 3,595 5,129 3,917 5,277 5,100 4,619 5,758 7,678 7,346 4,608 5,193 5,200 6,014 5,903 5,997 5,500 4,590 6,500 5,900 7,383 5,997 8,474 8,070 6,800 8,070
$1,095,000 $1,198,000 $1,199,000 $1,435,000 $1,439,000 $1,490,000 $1,500,000 $1,555,000 $1,595,000 $1,600,000 $1,645,000 $1,695,000 $1,700,000 $1,700,000 $1,749,000 $1,750,000 $1,899,000 $1,900,000 $2,100,000 $2,149,000 $2,159,000 $2,195,000 $2,499,000 $2,600,000 $2,690,000 $2,998,005 $3,399,999 $3,998,997 $4,214,999
LIFESTYLE TROON NORTH
MARCH | APRIL 2019
Hiking Arizona
3 3 4 4 5 4 4
3 3.5 4.5 4.5 7.5 6 5
3,156 4,126 5,217 5,026 9,337 4,684 5,102
$346.96 $327.19 $287.33 $308.40 $449.82 $352.26 $371.42
$1,095,000 $1,350,000 $1,499,000 $1,550,000 $4,200,000 $1,650,000 $1,895,000
CANDLEWOOD ESTATES BOULDER CREST TROON NORTH TALUS PINNACLE CYN AT TROON NORTH CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON
4 3
3.5 3.5
3,221 5,178
$295.31 $293.54
$951,200 $1,520,000
CANDLEWOOD ESTATES PINNACLE CANYON
Report may not be indicative of all real estate activity. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS.
LPG-3.com JAY PENNYPACKER
602.570.3962 c DEBBIE NEGRIN
480.734.3498 c WILL FOOTE
480.242.2483 c MIKE HOLDER
602.432.3273 c If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
Luxury | Defined
Luxury Property Group is a consistent top-producer in the luxury market and possesses an intimate knowledge of North Scottsdale. Whether you are looking to purchase a lot or home or want to sell a property you currently own, our team provides complete sales and marketing services.
Troon North | 480.575.6305 | info@LPG-3.com Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
Residential Real Estate By Michael Orr
Pesto Bruschetta Appetizers GoodNes
Troon North Real Estate Update
Exclusively Presented By Luxury Property Group