This home is in the Coyote Springs area of Unincorporated Yavapai County, just north of Prescott Valley, Arizona. It sits on ten acres of land that abuts State Trust land (leased for grazing) on the entire east side. The property is completely fenced and gated on the north and south ends. It sits at the end of a dirt/gravel road so it is quiet and filled with wildlife. The L-shaped house sits on the property so that the predominate southwest wind is blocked from the covered porch, upon which sits a Hot Springs Hot Tub. The view from the porch is across the wide, undeveloped valley toward the reclining “Mummy” of the Mummy Range mountains. The house is a site-built, wheelchair accessible, stucco home that sits lightly on the land. The home is designed to be a small house with a very open floor plan and a small carbon footprint. Solar panels on the roof provide 90% of the current owner's electricity and a connection to Arizona Public Service (APS) that stores power from the solar panels ($118 rental applies) and provides easy access to APS power when needed. Bedrooms and other rooms have been eliminated to create an open environment for wheelchair accessibility, easy heating and cooling, easy cleaning and an open feel. A 2,500-gallon water storage tank is hidden underground for low-cost water delivery (currently $85 per delivery which averages every 7 weeks). There are two new sheds near the house (12'X14' and 10'x12') for lots of storage space. The driveway is well leveled and covered in small gravel and circles the house. The home is protected from a potential grass fire by a minimum of 14' of bare ground surrounding the buildings. There is an RV site along the south side of the house with a 30 amp electric outlet and sanitary-dump. The home sits well up on the land for excellent drainage away from the home. There are no HOA dues.
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