Gainey Ranch’s

Hot Real Estate Listings

Autumn Has Arrived! Farmers’ Markets & Pumpkin Patches To Fall For

Applying For A Mortgage? Six Things NOT To Do

Hearty Cuisine For Cooler Temps Palm Court’s Rack Of Lamb

With 30 years of building relationships and developing business in the Phoenix Valley, Sandra Wilken and Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties have been fortunate enough to be recognized as industry experts and have received many awards including the prestigious Residential Real Estate Superstars Award and the 2008 Luxe Award for Best Marketing Campaign for a Property. Real estate is a vital component of any investment portfolio. Whether it is your primary residence, a vacation home or property for investment purposes only, the value received from real estate ownership is a significant factor of your overall wealth. Real estate is an investment. Therefore, it is important to be as selective with your real estate broker as you are in choosing your investment advisor. At Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties, we take your investment dollars very seriously. Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties has aligned itself with Compass Bank and their Mortgage Lending and Private Wealth Management groups. Like Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties, Compass Bank strongly believes in full service, and continually strives to satisfy all client’s needs from personal banking to mortgage lending. Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties and Compass Bank’s proximity to Gainey Ranch will make it convenient for residents to discuss investment and real estate strategies. Contact Chuck Watts at Compass Bank, 480.596.2602. Everyone wants to know where to invest. Location, location, location... Gainey Ranch has long been a real estate hot spot. And the good news is, in addition to significant price appreciation, buyers enjoy year-round sunshine and an enhanced lifestyle. Please call us or visit our office to discuss your next real estate investment opportunity.

Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

October 2008

SANDRA WILKEN LUXURY PROPERTIES7335 E. Doubletree Ranch RoadScottsdale, AZ 85258www.sandrawilkenhomes.com

ISSN-1939-9421

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Sandra WilkenPresident & Designated Broker

Phone - 480.596.0001sandra@sandrawilken.com

Barbara GrahamManaging Broker

Phone - 602.819.1396barbg@sandrawilken.com

7400 E. Gainey Club Dr. #218 • 1,888 Sq. Ft. • 2 Bed / 3 Bath • Offered at $595,000

7525 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #149 • 2,438 Sq. Ft. • 3 Bed / 2.5 Bath • Offered at $1,160,000

10040 N. 78th Pl. • 4 Bed / 4.5 Bath • 3,451 Sq. Ft. • Offered at $995,000

Vaquero Drive at Gainey Ranch7600 E. Vaquero Dr.

$3,100,000

Estates at Gainey Ranch7475 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #25

$2,400,000

North Meadow II at Gainey Ranch9845 N. 79th Way

$1,580,000

Golf Villas at Gainey Ranch7740 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #1

$700,000

Sale Pending

Recent Highest Priced Sales

SANDRA WILKEN LUXURY PROPERTIES PRESENTS:

Currently for Sale

ZooFariPhoenix Zoo, Oct. 3rd602.273.1341 or phoenixzoo.orgPut on your party dress and dance the night away at the “wildest” event of the year, ZooFari. This wonderful adventure will feature live performances, plenty of entertainment and enough culinary delights to indulge in to your heart’s (or stomach’s) content. As one of the Valley’s most well-known annual black tie events, your presence and participation will benefit the Bornean Orangutans as well as other exotic residents that call the Phoenix Zoo home.

Fire Prevention Day & ParadeGlendale, Oct. 4th623.703.1571 or glendaleaz.comWhat a wonderful morning for a parade! Starting at 52nd and Glendale Avenues, the parade route ends at Murphy Park. Expect to see fire vehicles, marching bands, clowns, scouts and much more! Food vendors, arts, crafts and safety information booths will be on hand at the park. It’s perfect for your little “future firefighters” and anyone else that loves a chance to see our heroes up close.

Susan G. Komen Race for the CureState Capitol District, Oct. 12th602.544.2873 or komenphoenix.orgJoin in the fight against breast cancer with the largest 5K event in Arizona. As a runner/walker, you’ll be part of a vast group of those in support of finding a cure for this disease. You may sign up to run in memoriam of a lost loved one, or in celebration of a brave survivor. Before and after the race, enjoy the multitude of booths and exhibits that will have information, freebies and goodies.

The Rat Pack- Live at the SandsGammage Auditorium, Oct. 14th-19th480.965.3434 or asugammage.com Celebrate the incredible talent and lives of three world-famous entertainers: Frank, Sammy and Dean. These three superstars not only dominated the world of music, they made their mark on the big screen as well. This non-stop singing and dancing performance showcases the impact that this famous trio had on 20th century culture, with recordings that are still high on the music charts throughout the world.

Eats 3Southbridge, Oct. 23rd-25th480.945.3551 or eats3.comDo you have a “taste” for food, wine and spirits? If so, this uniquely Arizona event was created for you! During this three-day culinary extravaganza, food lovers will get the chance to delight their taste buds at the Grand Tasting which features over 30 chefs and more than 100 wineries. During the finale, BBQ and Bubbles, you’ll sip on the finest champagne and help determine which chef’s BBQ best depicts the essence of Scottsdale.

Tina TurnerJobing.com Arena, Oct. 24th623.772.3200 or jobingarena.comDon’t miss the icon Tina Turner’s return to the stage in her first tour since 2000. As the most successful female rock artist of all time, there will be plenty of hits to keep audiences rocking. As an eight-time Grammy Award winner, Tina Turner’s performances have sold more concert tickets than any other solo performer in history. If you’re a fan, you know there is just not enough that can be said about the “Queen of Rock and Roll.”

OCTOBER 2008

As lending guidelines have become much more stringent, it’s important to keep your loan application process as clean and smooth as possible. Imagine sitting at the title company, ready to sign your loan documents and take your new house keys only to find out that your loan will not fund due to one of these common mistakes:

1. Don’t Pack Or Ship Important Paperwork. Documents that should be accessible during the loan process, such as your W-2 forms and tax returns, are best kept with you. If you’re preparing to move and are packing or shipping items, take care that these are not included. If you needed to obtain duplicate copies, it could delay or stall the loan closing.

2. Don’t Move Assets Around. As part of the loan application process, lenders need to track and review all deposits to all of your bank accounts. If you are moving money around or opening up new accounts, it greatly adds to the amount of information you will be

asked to provide. Keep it simple to minimize the headaches. You can consolidate your accounts after your loan has closed if you need to.

3. Don’t Buy Or Lease A New Car. One of the most important indicators to a lender is your debt-to-income ratio. If you qualified for a home loan based upon your current situation, a new car loan or lease payment could adversely affect your ratio and prevent you from obtaining your new home loan when it comes down to the closing table.

4. Don’t Start Making Large Purchases For Your New Home. Although tempting, avoid buying furniture, new appliances or any other purchases that will either drain money from your bank accounts, or if financed, show up as a new monthly debt. As soon as your loan funds and you have the keys to your new home, go ahead and make those purchases you had planned upon.

5. Don’t Change Jobs. Employment stability is of vital importance to a mortgage lender. You will want to be on your current job for at least 30 days before applying for a mortgage. Most lenders verify your employment again on the day of funding. A change such as your employment may disrupt your loan closing, cause stressful delays or even ruin your chances of obtaining the loan.

6. Limit Credit Report Pulls. Every time a company pulls your credit, the resulting inquiry will lower your credit score for a few months.

If you were shopping for a mortgage with five companies and they all pulled your credit, you could see a substantial drop in your credit score. And that resulting drop in your credit score could cause you to miss qualifying for the best available interest rate. Mortgage companies don’t need to pull your credit score in order to quote you a rate and loan fees. The advice is to pull credit on yourself at a source such as www.freecreditreport.com. Then, when shopping for rates, just share your score with each lender. Don’t let anyone else pull your credit until you have committed to one lender for your new mortgage.

HERB MUSTARD CRUSTED COLORADO LAMB RACK WITH SCALLOPED POTATOES

Featuring Palm Court at the Scottsdale Resort

thescottsdaleresort.com • 480.596.77007700 E. McCormick Pkwy. • Scottsdale

Mustard Mixture1 Tbsp. Coleman dry mustard1 cup Dijon mustard1/2 cup dry white wineCombine all ingredients in a bowl and slowly blend into a paste.

French Herb Crumbs1/3 pound bread crumbs1 Tbsp. thyme1 Tbsp. rosemary, chopped fine2 Tbsp. melted butterMix all ingredients together in a bowl and set to the side.

Frenched Rack of Lamb(2) 8-bone racks of lamb1 pinch granulated garlic, salt and pepper2 Tbsp. canola oil4 ounces mint jellySeason lamb with salt, pepper and garlic then pan sear in canola oil over medium-high heat until lightly brown. Remove and place on baking sheet, bones down. Heavily coat racks with mustard mixture then herbed crumbs and place in a 350 degree oven approximately 10 minutes for medium rare.

Scalloped Potatoes4 medium potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced (1/16” to 1/8”) 2 cloves garlic, minced3 minced shallots1/3 gallon heavy cream2 Tbsp. unsalted buttersalt and pepper to tasteLightly butter pan before beginning the layering of potatoes. Apply layers of garlic, shallots, heavy cream, salt and pepper between potato layers. Bake covered at 350 degrees for 45 minutes then uncovered for 15 minutes until golden brown.Yield: 4 servings

PHOENIXTown & Country Market2021 E. Camelback Rd.Wed. 10 am - 2 pm602.955.6850

Downtown Phoenix Public Market721 N. Central Ave.Sat. 8 am - 12 noon602.493.5231

The Farm at South Mountain6102 S. 32nd St.Sat. 9 am - 1 pm480.236.7097

CAREFREECarefree Farmers’ MarketEasy St. & Ho Hum WayFri. 9 am - 1 pm623.848.1234

ANTHEMOutlets of Anthem Market4250 W. Anthem Way1st Sat. of the month10 am – 3 pm480.585.8639

SCOTTSDALE5th Avenue Farmers’ Market5th Ave. & Craftsman CourtSat. 10 am - 2 pm623.848.1234

Market at DC RanchPima & Thompson Peak Pkwy.Sat. 10 am - 2 pm480.612.7861

Desert Canyon Center Farmers’ Market10405 E. McDowell Mtn. Rd.Tue. 10 am - 4 pm480.585.8639

EAST VALLEYAhwatukee Farmers’ MarketAhwatukee Swim & Tennis CenterSun. 9 am - 1 pm623.848.1234

Chandler Farmers’ MarketDr. A.J. Chandler ParkThu. 3 pm - 6 pm480.782.3045

The Village Market at San Tan2218 E. Williams Field Rd.1st & 3rd Wed. of the month 9:30 am – 2 pm480.585.8639

WEST VALLEY Estrella Lakeside MarketEstrella Pkwy. south of Elliot3rd Sat. of the month, 10 am - 2 pm480.585.8639

Westgate Tuscan Market5850 W. Glendale Ave.2nd Sat. of the month, 8 am - 1 pm480.585.8639

Trilogy at Vistancia Farmers’ Market27980 N. Trilogy Blvd. #1024th Fri. of the month, 10 am - 2 pm480.585.8639

Don’t Jeopardize Your Loan Application!steer clear of these common mistakes

when obtaining financing

PUMPKIN PATCHESWhat’s October without a visit to a local pumpkin patch? In addition to picking your own pumpkin, some farms deliver the full experience: hay rides, petting zoo, corn maze, even pie eating contests.

Tolmachoff Farms5726 N. 75th Ave. GlendaleOpen every day in Oct. & Nov.623.386.1301

Schnepf Farms24810 S. Rittenhouse Rd. Queen CreekThu. – Sun. in Oct.10 am – 9 pm480.967.3100

Brooke’s Pumpkin Patch1663 E. Baseline Rd. GilbertSept. 27 – Nov. 7 9 am – 9 pm480.892.5874

Fall has arrived. A seasonal tradition for many is browsing the many farmers’ markets around town. Most markets begin their season in October and now is the perfect time to jaunt over and spend a sunny morning stocking up on loads of goodies. Most of the produce you’ll find is locally grown, vine-ripened, organic and pesticide-free. In addition to farm-grown produce, most of the markets also have a large variety of locally made salsas, dips, jams & jellies, tapenades, herbs and baked goods. Often you might run across a chef demonstration or wine tasting as well. So go ahead — make a return to your favorite market or check out a new one! As times and dates can change, it’s advised to call ahead to confirm before you go.

ZooFariPhoenix Zoo, Oct. 3rd602.273.1341 or phoenixzoo.orgPut on your party dress and dance the night away at the “wildest” event of the year, ZooFari. This wonderful adventure will feature live performances, plenty of entertainment and enough culinary delights to indulge in to your heart’s (or stomach’s) content. As one of the Valley’s most well-known annual black tie events, your presence and participation will benefit the Bornean Orangutans as well as other exotic residents that call the Phoenix Zoo home.

Fire Prevention Day & ParadeGlendale, Oct. 4th623.703.1571 or glendaleaz.comWhat a wonderful morning for a parade! Starting at 52nd and Glendale Avenues, the parade route ends at Murphy Park. Expect to see fire vehicles, marching bands, clowns, scouts and much more! Food vendors, arts, crafts and safety information booths will be on hand at the park. It’s perfect for your little “future firefighters” and anyone else that loves a chance to see our heroes up close.

Susan G. Komen Race for the CureState Capitol District, Oct. 12th602.544.2873 or komenphoenix.orgJoin in the fight against breast cancer with the largest 5K event in Arizona. As a runner/walker, you’ll be part of a vast group of those in support of finding a cure for this disease. You may sign up to run in memoriam of a lost loved one, or in celebration of a brave survivor. Before and after the race, enjoy the multitude of booths and exhibits that will have information, freebies and goodies.

The Rat Pack- Live at the SandsGammage Auditorium, Oct. 14th-19th480.965.3434 or asugammage.com Celebrate the incredible talent and lives of three world-famous entertainers: Frank, Sammy and Dean. These three superstars not only dominated the world of music, they made their mark on the big screen as well. This non-stop singing and dancing performance showcases the impact that this famous trio had on 20th century culture, with recordings that are still high on the music charts throughout the world.

Eats 3Southbridge, Oct. 23rd-25th480.945.3551 or eats3.comDo you have a “taste” for food, wine and spirits? If so, this uniquely Arizona event was created for you! During this three-day culinary extravaganza, food lovers will get the chance to delight their taste buds at the Grand Tasting which features over 30 chefs and more than 100 wineries. During the finale, BBQ and Bubbles, you’ll sip on the finest champagne and help determine which chef’s BBQ best depicts the essence of Scottsdale.

Tina TurnerJobing.com Arena, Oct. 24th623.772.3200 or jobingarena.comDon’t miss the icon Tina Turner’s return to the stage in her first tour since 2000. As the most successful female rock artist of all time, there will be plenty of hits to keep audiences rocking. As an eight-time Grammy Award winner, Tina Turner’s performances have sold more concert tickets than any other solo performer in history. If you’re a fan, you know there is just not enough that can be said about the “Queen of Rock and Roll.”

OCTOBER 2008

As lending guidelines have become much more stringent, it’s important to keep your loan application process as clean and smooth as possible. Imagine sitting at the title company, ready to sign your loan documents and take your new house keys only to find out that your loan will not fund due to one of these common mistakes:

1. Don’t Pack Or Ship Important Paperwork. Documents that should be accessible during the loan process, such as your W-2 forms and tax returns, are best kept with you. If you’re preparing to move and are packing or shipping items, take care that these are not included. If you needed to obtain duplicate copies, it could delay or stall the loan closing.

2. Don’t Move Assets Around. As part of the loan application process, lenders need to track and review all deposits to all of your bank accounts. If you are moving money around or opening up new accounts, it greatly adds to the amount of information you will be

asked to provide. Keep it simple to minimize the headaches. You can consolidate your accounts after your loan has closed if you need to.

3. Don’t Buy Or Lease A New Car. One of the most important indicators to a lender is your debt-to-income ratio. If you qualified for a home loan based upon your current situation, a new car loan or lease payment could adversely affect your ratio and prevent you from obtaining your new home loan when it comes down to the closing table.

4. Don’t Start Making Large Purchases For Your New Home. Although tempting, avoid buying furniture, new appliances or any other purchases that will either drain money from your bank accounts, or if financed, show up as a new monthly debt. As soon as your loan funds and you have the keys to your new home, go ahead and make those purchases you had planned upon.

5. Don’t Change Jobs. Employment stability is of vital importance to a mortgage lender. You will want to be on your current job for at least 30 days before applying for a mortgage. Most lenders verify your employment again on the day of funding. A change such as your employment may disrupt your loan closing, cause stressful delays or even ruin your chances of obtaining the loan.

6. Limit Credit Report Pulls. Every time a company pulls your credit, the resulting inquiry will lower your credit score for a few months.

If you were shopping for a mortgage with five companies and they all pulled your credit, you could see a substantial drop in your credit score. And that resulting drop in your credit score could cause you to miss qualifying for the best available interest rate. Mortgage companies don’t need to pull your credit score in order to quote you a rate and loan fees. The advice is to pull credit on yourself at a source such as www.freecreditreport.com. Then, when shopping for rates, just share your score with each lender. Don’t let anyone else pull your credit until you have committed to one lender for your new mortgage.

HERB MUSTARD CRUSTED COLORADO LAMB RACK WITH SCALLOPED POTATOES

Featuring Palm Court at the Scottsdale Resort

thescottsdaleresort.com • 480.596.77007700 E. McCormick Pkwy. • Scottsdale

Mustard Mixture1 Tbsp. Coleman dry mustard1 cup Dijon mustard1/2 cup dry white wineCombine all ingredients in a bowl and slowly blend into a paste.

French Herb Crumbs1/3 pound bread crumbs1 Tbsp. thyme1 Tbsp. rosemary, chopped fine2 Tbsp. melted butterMix all ingredients together in a bowl and set to the side.

Frenched Rack of Lamb(2) 8-bone racks of lamb1 pinch granulated garlic, salt and pepper2 Tbsp. canola oil4 ounces mint jellySeason lamb with salt, pepper and garlic then pan sear in canola oil over medium-high heat until lightly brown. Remove and place on baking sheet, bones down. Heavily coat racks with mustard mixture then herbed crumbs and place in a 350 degree oven approximately 10 minutes for medium rare.

Scalloped Potatoes4 medium potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced (1/16” to 1/8”) 2 cloves garlic, minced3 minced shallots1/3 gallon heavy cream2 Tbsp. unsalted buttersalt and pepper to tasteLightly butter pan before beginning the layering of potatoes. Apply layers of garlic, shallots, heavy cream, salt and pepper between potato layers. Bake covered at 350 degrees for 45 minutes then uncovered for 15 minutes until golden brown.Yield: 4 servings

PHOENIXTown & Country Market2021 E. Camelback Rd.Wed. 10 am - 2 pm602.955.6850

Downtown Phoenix Public Market721 N. Central Ave.Sat. 8 am - 12 noon602.493.5231

The Farm at South Mountain6102 S. 32nd St.Sat. 9 am - 1 pm480.236.7097

CAREFREECarefree Farmers’ MarketEasy St. & Ho Hum WayFri. 9 am - 1 pm623.848.1234

ANTHEMOutlets of Anthem Market4250 W. Anthem Way1st Sat. of the month10 am – 3 pm480.585.8639

SCOTTSDALE5th Avenue Farmers’ Market5th Ave. & Craftsman CourtSat. 10 am - 2 pm623.848.1234

Market at DC RanchPima & Thompson Peak Pkwy.Sat. 10 am - 2 pm480.612.7861

Desert Canyon Center Farmers’ Market10405 E. McDowell Mtn. Rd.Tue. 10 am - 4 pm480.585.8639

EAST VALLEYAhwatukee Farmers’ MarketAhwatukee Swim & Tennis CenterSun. 9 am - 1 pm623.848.1234

Chandler Farmers’ MarketDr. A.J. Chandler ParkThu. 3 pm - 6 pm480.782.3045

The Village Market at San Tan2218 E. Williams Field Rd.1st & 3rd Wed. of the month 9:30 am – 2 pm480.585.8639

WEST VALLEY Estrella Lakeside MarketEstrella Pkwy. south of Elliot3rd Sat. of the month, 10 am - 2 pm480.585.8639

Westgate Tuscan Market5850 W. Glendale Ave.2nd Sat. of the month, 8 am - 1 pm480.585.8639

Trilogy at Vistancia Farmers’ Market27980 N. Trilogy Blvd. #1024th Fri. of the month, 10 am - 2 pm480.585.8639

Don’t Jeopardize Your Loan Application!steer clear of these common mistakes

when obtaining financing

PUMPKIN PATCHESWhat’s October without a visit to a local pumpkin patch? In addition to picking your own pumpkin, some farms deliver the full experience: hay rides, petting zoo, corn maze, even pie eating contests.

Tolmachoff Farms5726 N. 75th Ave. GlendaleOpen every day in Oct. & Nov.623.386.1301

Schnepf Farms24810 S. Rittenhouse Rd. Queen CreekThu. – Sun. in Oct.10 am – 9 pm480.967.3100

Brooke’s Pumpkin Patch1663 E. Baseline Rd. GilbertSept. 27 – Nov. 7 9 am – 9 pm480.892.5874

Fall has arrived. A seasonal tradition for many is browsing the many farmers’ markets around town. Most markets begin their season in October and now is the perfect time to jaunt over and spend a sunny morning stocking up on loads of goodies. Most of the produce you’ll find is locally grown, vine-ripened, organic and pesticide-free. In addition to farm-grown produce, most of the markets also have a large variety of locally made salsas, dips, jams & jellies, tapenades, herbs and baked goods. Often you might run across a chef demonstration or wine tasting as well. So go ahead — make a return to your favorite market or check out a new one! As times and dates can change, it’s advised to call ahead to confirm before you go.

Gainey Ranch’s

Hot Real Estate Listings

Autumn Has Arrived! Farmers’ Markets & Pumpkin Patches To Fall For

Applying For A Mortgage? Six Things NOT To Do

Hearty Cuisine For Cooler Temps Palm Court’s Rack Of Lamb

With 30 years of building relationships and developing business in the Phoenix Valley, Sandra Wilken and Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties have been fortunate enough to be recognized as industry experts and have received many awards including the prestigious Residential Real Estate Superstars Award and the 2008 Luxe Award for Best Marketing Campaign for a Property. Real estate is a vital component of any investment portfolio. Whether it is your primary residence, a vacation home or property for investment purposes only, the value received from real estate ownership is a significant factor of your overall wealth. Real estate is an investment. Therefore, it is important to be as selective with your real estate broker as you are in choosing your investment advisor. At Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties, we take your investment dollars very seriously. Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties has aligned itself with Compass Bank and their Mortgage Lending and Private Wealth Management groups. Like Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties, Compass Bank strongly believes in full service, and continually strives to satisfy all client’s needs from personal banking to mortgage lending. Sandra Wilken Luxury Properties and Compass Bank’s proximity to Gainey Ranch will make it convenient for residents to discuss investment and real estate strategies. Contact Chuck Watts at Compass Bank, 480.596.2602. Everyone wants to know where to invest. Location, location, location... Gainey Ranch has long been a real estate hot spot. And the good news is, in addition to significant price appreciation, buyers enjoy year-round sunshine and an enhanced lifestyle. Please call us or visit our office to discuss your next real estate investment opportunity.

Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

October 2008

SANDRA WILKEN LUXURY PROPERTIES7335 E. Doubletree Ranch RoadScottsdale, AZ 85258www.sandrawilkenhomes.com

ISSN-1939-9421

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Sandra WilkenPresident & Designated Broker

Phone - 480.596.0001sandra@sandrawilken.com

Barbara GrahamManaging Broker

Phone - 602.819.1396barbg@sandrawilken.com

7400 E. Gainey Club Dr. #218 • 1,888 Sq. Ft. • 2 Bed / 3 Bath • Offered at $595,000

7525 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #149 • 2,438 Sq. Ft. • 3 Bed / 2.5 Bath • Offered at $1,160,000

10040 N. 78th Pl. • 4 Bed / 4.5 Bath • 3,451 Sq. Ft. • Offered at $995,000

Vaquero Drive at Gainey Ranch7600 E. Vaquero Dr.

$3,100,000

Estates at Gainey Ranch7475 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #25

$2,400,000

North Meadow II at Gainey Ranch9845 N. 79th Way

$1,580,000

Golf Villas at Gainey Ranch7740 E. Gainey Ranch Rd. #1

$700,000

Sale Pending

Recent Highest Priced Sales

SANDRA WILKEN LUXURY PROPERTIES PRESENTS:

Currently for Sale