Winterhaven in Lake Havasu

Beautiful new construcion duplex appriximately 1200 sq. ft. Two
luxurious bedrooms, and two oversized bathrooms.
Master suite features a luxerious pillow top california King size bed, has a huge walk
in closet and an attached bathroom.
Secondary bedroom fatures a mirrored wardrobe and a queen size bed.
Professionally decorated this unit looks like a model home.
Upgraded galore with custom tile, granite counter tops, 1000 thread
count sheets, stainless steel appliances, egyptian cotton bath
towels. All you need to bring is your toothbrush! You deserve to have 5 star accomodations.

All the ammenities one could ask for, BIG screeen television, direct
tv, nice fenced yard, oversized
patio, boat deep garage
Stainless steel appliances, blowdryer, designer dishes, state of the art coffee
maker, toaster oven. Built in microwave, glass electric cook top.
Ceiling fans in every room.

The abundance of dams along the Colorado River creates a number of
large lakes in arid, regions of the Southwest where large, natural
bodies of water are nonexistent. These lakes provide unique
recreational opportunities and offer an exceptional contrast to the
scenic desert landscapes that surround them.

One of the most popular and interesting lakes along the Colorado
River is Lake Havasu, well-known for one particular historic point
of interest, the London Bridge. The London Bridge is one of the main
attractions at Lake Havasu that sets it apart from other desert
playgrounds.

More than 2.5 million visitors flock each year to shores of Lake
Havasu to enjoy the scenery, the cool waters of the lake and
abundant recreational activities. Water sports, hiking, off-road
opportunities and cultural and natural history are some of the
attractions that draw visitors year round.



Impounded by Parker Dam, 45-mile long Lake Havasu is nestled along
the foot of California's Chemehuevi Mountains near Interstate 40..
The Lake is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which
oversees nearly 1.4 million acres of public lands in both the Mojave
and Sonoran Deserts along the Colorado River, Lake Havasu and the
Arizona uplands to the east.



This area is best known for the boating, fishing and sightseeing on
Lake Havasu. The backcountry surrounding the Lake is virtually
undiscovered by the many tourists and outdoor enthusiasts who
venture to the Lake. The backcountry offers miles of quiet, seldom-
visited lands including 6 wilderness areas, historic mines,
abandoned town sites, unique wildlife, interesting geology and
numerous trails and roads for adventurers who like to explore.

The diverse landscape ranges from sand dunes and rugged canyons to
mountains and basins. Adding to the textures and shapes of the
region are the diverse flora and fauna. Towering Saguaro Cactus
stand like statues along the hillsides, along with Ocotillo, barrel
and prickly pear cactus. Bighorn Sheep, Coyotes, reptiles, over 200
species of birds and wildlife can be viewed throughout the region.
The Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge is located at the south
end of the lake and is an excellent location for wildlife watching.



London Bridge
Lake Havasu City is located on the Arizona shoreline of Lake Havasu
where the world-famous London Bridge crosses over to a small island
in the Colorado River. Lake Havasu City was established after the
Parker Dam was constructed and the lake formed.

The city offers a multitude of fun activities and recreational
facilities. Golfers of all levels can enjoy the four golf courses,
and for those who prefer smaller courses there is a miniature golf
course. Tennis courts, an ice skating rink and a movie theater are
also conveniently located within the city limits.

The focal point of Lake Havasu is the towering walls and archways of
the London Bridge that has stood in the waters of the Colorado River
for more than 25 years. The Bridge serves as the backdrop to the
English Village that has grown up around it. The village is filled
with Tudor-style buildings and charming shops creating an atmosphere
of Medieval England. Many visitors are surprised when they learn
this is the original London Bridge and not a gimmick.

For more than 140 years, London Bridge served as a crossing over the
River Thames in London, England. It survived both world wars and a
terrorist attack in 1884. So why did London want to remove such a
significant landmark? And how did the London Bridge end up in Lake
Havasu City, Arizona?

The London Bridge had survived many historic events, but not
nature's sinking forces. The Bridge began to sink into the River
Thames and in 1968, the city of London decided to sell it for 2.5
million dollars to Robert P. McCulloch, founder of Lake Havasu City.

It took 3 years and another 7 million dollars to dismantle, ship and
rebuild the bridge. Today, the London Bridge connects Lake Havasu
City with an island in the lake. Its massive body of stone brings
the essence of England to Arizona.

Things to Do at Lake Havasu
Similar to Lakes Powell and Mohave, visitors seek Havasu's cool,
clear waters well-known for various water sports including fishing,
water skiing, speed boating, jet skiing, sailing and canoeing.

Free public fishing access is available and continues to be
developed at the Lake by the Lake Havasu Fisheries Improvement
Program. The program is also funding the creation of artificial
habitat to increase the game fish population.



Lake Havasu's deep water, fringed with coves and inlets, provides
ideal fishing conditions for black and striped bass, crappie,
bluegill, catfish and trout. Lineside bass can be found in schools
around the Parker Strip. Some of the best fishing is toward the
south end of the Lake in the Bill Williams Arm.

Boating, skiing, swimming and other water sports are the dominant
activities on the Lake. You will find just about every type of water-
based recreation including many organized events like music
festivals, international jet ski competitions and auto shows.



If you don't have your own water toys, you can rent them. There are
a number of facilities that rent boats, skidoos and other equipment.
If you just want to relax and enjoy the scenery, you can try one of
the many water- and land-based tours. The boat tours take you into
remote canyons and historic sites where ancient peoples once lived.
Guided land tours will take you on an exploration into lands where
the pioneers once tread, while you learn about the geology, flora
and fauna of the region.

Another great way to explore the Lake Havasu area is by car or off-
highway vehicle (OHV). If you are in a car take the Parker Dam
Road "Thread of Life," a backcountry byway that highlights the
scenic, natural, historic and prehistoric features along an 11-mile
road. The road passes along the California shore of the Colorado
River providing access to an abundance of recreation activities,
including camping, swimming, boating, fishing, rock hounding,
hiking, OHV play areas and wildlife viewing.

This scenic byway begins at Parker Dam and travels along Parker Dam
Road south to the boundary of the Colorado River Indian Reservation.

If you like four-wheeling, ATV-riding, dune buggy driving or riding
a motorcycle, the BLM can accommodate your OHV recreational needs.
The Lake Havasu BLM territory includes hundreds of miles of roads
and trails and two open areas. See the Notes at the end of this page
for more information on these locations.




Lake Havasu and the surrounding region is a recreational paradise
offering abundant opportunities to explore, learn and relax. However
you choose to spend your time at Lake Havasu, you will find the
enchanting atmosphere and year-round sunshine fulfilling as well as
memorable.

Now accepting Summer monthly rentals. Summer Monthly rate is $1200 plus utilities. This includes the
boat garage.

Spring Break $250 per night!

Memorial Weekend Special $275 per night.

Snowbird special!! Rent October- March for $950 per month plus
untilities. (This is only applicable for the entire 6 months.)
Any portion of October - March $1350 per month.
Submit pets for approval.
All rates are subject to a one time cleaning fee upon departure of
$125.00
All rentals subject to $1000 security deposit.
*Boat garage not currently available through January.