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Special Listing Cond: N/A

Add'l Property Use: None

Architecture: Territorial/Santa Fe

View: Mountain(s)

Master Bathroom: Full Bth Master Bdrm; Separate Shwr & Tub; Double Vanity

Master Bedroom: Split

Additional Bedroom: Other Bedroom Split

Fireplace Features: Gas Fireplace; Other

Flooring: Carpet; Stone

Window Features: Solar Screens; Dual Pane

Spa: None

Community Features: Biking/Walking Path

Dining Area: Eat-in Kitchen; Breakfast Bar; Dining in LR/GR

Kitchen Features: Gas Oven; Gas Range; Disposal; Dishwasher; Built-in Microwave; Refrigerator; Walk-in Pantry

Laundry: Washer Included; Dryer Included; Inside

Interior Features: Water Softener Owned

Parking Features: Direct Access; Garage Door Opener

Road Responsibility: City Maintained Road

Construction: Wood Frame

Const - Finish: Stucco

Roofing: Rolled; Other

Cooling: Central Air; Ceiling Fan(s)

Heating: Natural Gas

Utilities: APS; Unisource

Water Source: Pvt Water Company

Sewer: Sewer - Public

Services: City Services

Fencing: None

Property Description: Cul-De-Sac Lot

Landscaping: Natural Desert Front; Natural Desert Back

Showing Notification Methods: Text; Email; Phone Call

Lockbox Type: Supra

Possession: Close of Escrow

Association Fee Incl: Common Area Maint

Existing 1st Loan: Other (See Remarks)

New Financing: Cash; VA; FHA; Conventional; 1031 Exchange

Disclosures: Seller Discl Avail; Agency Discl Req

What do the current owners of 35 Whitetail Lane love above their home? Let us count the ways. Among the key attributes of a home are Location, Construction, and (in Sedona and the Alps) the View. In our opinion those aspects all receive an A+. The home is in West Sedona, away from the congestion of Uptown, and allowing easy access to local stores, theaters, restaurants, hiking trails, and roads out of town. We can walk to a movie, pick up groceries, or stroll around our Crimson View neighborhood. It was built in classic Santa Fe style by a respected local contractor in 2004. We have been impressed during our ten years in the home by its excellent construction: no structural problems, good insulation from external heat or cold, and virtual lack of repair. And since we believe in maintaining things, we have added a new furnace and A/C (2020), had the exterior painted (2016), and the roof constantly checked. The interior plan has served us well, and we love the beautiful travertine floors. The "wow factor" is important in Sedona, and one needs only open the front door to appreciate the impact of looking out the huge windows revealing the Red Rocks of Sedona, including the iconic "Coffeepot" formation. Just taking a walk in the neighborhood can provide Arizona Highways type of visual delights, from cloudless blue skies to phenomenal sunsets, to cosmic night visions in Sedona's Dark Skies. Our move is predicated upon factors having zero negative responses to Sedona or our wonderful home. As our past and current realtor told us in 2012, 35 Whitetail Lane is a "gem of Sedona." Ken & Kay Bork