Newer Home, Very Nice Neighborhood, Pines, Lots of Upgrades! in Flagstaff

Come enjoy this newer, single level, AIR CONDITIONED home in a great neighborhood in Flagstaff, just south of the NAU Campus. Set amongst the tall, cool pines, you'll love the location and easy access. The area features miles of walking trails, a large city park and 1,100 acres of National Forest 1/2 block south. Relax in this gorgeous upgraded retreat that has plenty of class & charm. It has so much style, you will really enjoy the solid granite, breakfast bar, island, maple cabinets, cozy stone fireplace, crown molding, window & door casing, wood laminate flooring and plush carpeting. Sit out on the covered back porch and take in the smell of the tall pines in this luxury $500,000+ home! You will be very impressed!

Sleeps 8 adults and 2 or more children! Air Conditioning! The master and two large bedrooms each have a queen-sized bed, while the fourth bedroom has a pull-out trundle bed that sleeps 2. Two toddler beds, a pack and play, and two twin-size mattresses are also available. Fully set up for your enjoyment, it has all the amenities you'll need. Gorgeous stone fireplace and entertainment center with flat-screen TV and DVD/VCR player, wireless internet access, lovely indoor furniture, dining room, fully equipped kitchen with granite tops and 2 microwave ovens, all linens, washer/dryer, outdoor furniture with picnic table, kids toys & equipment, and mountain bikes available for use on local trails.

Flagstaff Attractions and Day Trips

Flagstaff is the focal point of northern Arizona. Using this mountain city as a base, you can visit many attractions within Flagstaff, and then make as many day trips as you like. You will find many attractions that will please each member of the family. Bring your still and/or video camera so you can capture some of the most scenic and interesting geography on the planet. You will also find a full range of historic/Native American and modern activities that will fascinate the mind. Enjoy Flagstaff and it's full complement of neighboring attractions. An  indoor aquaplex provides year-round swmming and water-park activities. Here are some tours & day trips along with some suggested itinerairies: 

Grand Canyon                                                                                                          No trip to Northern Arizona is complete without a visit to this spectacular natural wonder. The Skywalk, the newest addition to the park, allows you to literally walk out over the Grand Canyon and see straight down 4,000 feet through a glass floor. What an awesome way to see this magnificient creation.

Grand Canyon Railway
For a complete day of exciting activities and a visit to Grand Canyon by train, get on board the Grand Canyon Railway in nearby Williams. You can go and return for a relaxing visit in the same day.

Museum of Northern Arizona
The Colorado Plateau spans hundreds of square miles. The Museum of Northern Arizona reflects the cultures, the history and the geography of the Plateau.

Lowell Observatory
From it's perch at 7,250 feet, Lowell Observatory is a prominent research institution best known for the discovery of the dwarf planet Pluto. Tours are availble daily, weather permitting, and a night viewing can be scheduled to view the heavenly bodies up close and personal.

Mormon Lake Lodge
The flavor of the American west is found at Mormon Lake Lodge. With a steakhouse, saloon entertainment and activities, the family can have a rip roarin' good time.

The Arboretum at Flagstaff
This facility is a botanical garden with many wonders to explore. The Arboretum has a bountiful collection of plants and provides much research and education.

Pioneer Museum
The Pioneer Museum is a walk back into the history of northern Arizona. It contains various relics and historic pieces left over from the old West.

Arizona Snowbowl
Located high in the San Francisco Peaks, the Arizona Snowbowl provides great skiing and snowboarding in the winter. In the summer, the Skyride provides a spectacular view of the surrounding locations.

Rates are $1400 per week or $225 per night, with a 3 night minimum stay from March 15 through October 15. Reduced rates of $1200 per week or $200 per night, with a 3 night minimum stay, are available from October 16 through March 14. An advance payment of 50% of the rental fee is due 30 days before the arrival date along with a $350 security deposit and $150 non-refundable cleaning fee. The balance of the rental fee is due 14 days before the arrival date. Rates for the holiday periods (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years) are the same as the rates for the March-October dates.  Based on availability, reservations can be made on shorter notice.  Contact owners for availability.