PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Priced below market - this is the one! You will immediately be greeted by a fantastic covered patio area in the front of the home which offers STUNNING MOUNTAIN VIEWS. From the moment you arrive, the traditional Arizona style of this home will captivate you. The Saltillo tile floors evoke a sense of warmth and authenticity. The kitchen features state-of-the-art appliances, sleek granite countertops, and custom cabinetry. It's a space that invites you to perfect your culinary skills while hosting friends and family. The home boasts three generously sized bedrooms, each a sanctuary of comfort and style. Newer A/C (2 years). The attached in-law studio... is a highlight, offering vaulted ceilings, tons of natural light, and a comfortable layout. Complete with a half bath that includes an infrared cedar sauna (wired for Bluetooth and the temp goes up to 170), plus a kitchenette, this studio is perfect for guests, a home office, or an art studio. The owner has successfully utilized this space while renting out the main house, bringing in significant rental income. Set on a usable third of an acre, the fully fenced private backyard is a wonderful outdoor space which includes several gardening beds, and several fruit trees including apricot, orange and lemons. It features a gazebo-shaded patio, perfect for enjoying the cooler evenings. An 8x12' greenhouse and 8.5x8' storage shed are ideal for those who love gardening or need extra storage space. Additionally, the property includes RV parking and a detached garage converted into partial living space with its own bathroom and kitchenette. The property comes furnished, making it a turn-key solution for those looking to move right in or continue renting it out. The main house has been successfully rented for $3,500 per month or $135 per day, offering great potential for investment income. NO HOA! This small quiet community offers residents the chance to live and play in one of the most picturesque settings imaginable. With quaint hiking trails and an affordable opt in or out of the beautiful 18-hole golf course. American pioneers founded the Queen Valley-Superior farming and mining corridor in the 1870s and it was soon dubbed the Jewel of the Desert, or Jewel of the Sonoran, punctuated by completion of Whitlow Dam in 1962. Queen Valley is special for its proximity to the Tonto National Forest and its hiking, camping and recreational opportunities. Below Whitlow Dam is a mini-riparian canal area and a parallel biking and walking trail inhabited by 62 species of birds, including blue herons and egrets, and the occasional javelina. "It's a birder's paradise." Welcome home!