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LIVING ROOM: - Ceiling fan - Vinyl flooring - Double glazed windows with blinds and drapes - Central air & forced air heating KITCHEN: - Built-in electric oven - Breakfast bar - Pantry - Granite countertops - All cookware, dishes, silverware included - Toaster, dishwasher, microwave, blender, coffee maker BEDROOM #1: - Furnished with premium bedding - Double glazed windows with blinds/drapes BEDROOM #2: - Furnished with premium bedding - Double glazed windows with blinds/drapes BATHROOM #1: - Full bathroom with tub/shower combo - Premium towels and linens OUTSIDE: - Patio - Beautiful landscaping with red rock & rock outcroppings - Sprinkler/drip system - Many trees and mountain views - Free community laundry rooms - Access to pool, BBQ area, and weight room - 3+ vehicle parking - Paved city-maintained road access - Customized wheelchair accessibility - EV Charger NEARBY: Sedona Golf Resort (~0.5 mi) - A scenic 18-hole championship course offering stunning red rock views and a relaxing clubhouse. Bell Rock Trailhead (~1 mi) - Popular hiking and biking access to Bell Rock, one of Sedona’s most iconic rock formations. Courthouse Butte Loop Trail (~1.2 mi) - A moderate 4-mile loop trail surrounding Courthouse Butte with panoramic desert and red rock vistas. Chapel of the Holy Cross (~4.5 mi) - An architectural marvel built into the red rocks, offering spiritual ambiance and spectacular views. Cathedral Rock Trail (~6 mi) - A steep but rewarding climb to one of Sedona’s most photographed landmarks. Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village (~7.5 mi) - A charming, Spanish-style plaza featuring galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. Sedona Heritage Museum (~9 mi) - Offers a glimpse into Sedona's pioneer history and local culture in a preserved homestead setting. Slide Rock State Park (~15 mi) - A historic apple farm turned recreation area where visitors can slide down natural rock water chutes in Oak Creek. Red Rock State Park (~16 mi) - A nature preserve with trails, scenic vistas, and educational exhibits about Sedona’s ecosystem and geology. Montezuma Castle National Monument (~23 mi) - Preserved cliff dwellings from the Sinagua people, showcasing ancient Native American architecture. Jerome Historic District (~28 mi) - A former mining town turned artist haven with galleries, restaurants, and rich Wild West history. Tuzigoot National Monument (~30 mi) - Ruins of a Sinagua pueblo perched above the Verde River, offering insight into ancient desert life.