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TORREON IS A LIFESTYLE The Luxe Group Keller Williams are proud to be the on-site sales office for Torreon, featuring 27 holes of championship golf and four-seasons of family fun in the heart of the White Mountains. At 6,300 feet, abundant rivers, lakes and forests provide unlimited recreation. Horseback riding, ATV’s, hiking, skiing, fishing and boating are just a few of the ways you can enjoy the surrounding area. Plus, the unique shopping, dining, entertainment and historical sites of Show Low are just down the road. From the weekend cabin to the grand lodge, Torreon has something for everyone.
GOLF VILLAS Situated along Torreon’s beautiful golf course, you’ll find Torreon’s luxury golf villas. These rustic yet refined homes, rich in detail, offer forest, stream or golf course views. Thoughtfully designed 2 and 3 bedroom homes afford convenience and maintenance free exterior livability for a casual mountain lifestyle.
$195,000 - $325,000
CARDINAL LANDING Cardinal Landing offers residents an alternative to the estate-sized lots found throughout the community. These quaint, single-family home sites with two to three bedrooms and two car garages are ideal for the cozy, log-cabin homes traditionally found in Arizona’s mountains. There is something for everyone at Torreon and Cardinal Landing is the perfect home base to enjoy it all.
$225,000 - $375,000
THE LODGES The Lodges offer spectacular golf course views and are ideally in the heart of Torreon and located steps from the Fitness Center and Pool, Family Recreation Center and Torreon’s championship golf courses. Each unit has a lock-out suite for family, friends or rental.
$300,000 - $400,000
CUSTOM HOMES There’s something for everyone, from intimately sized homes from the $400,000 to phenomenal 4,000 to 7,000 square foot mountain estates priced up to $1,900,000, all of the custom homes at Torreon offer a variety of interior amenities as well as locations with fairway views, backing the National Forest, on a water feature, or across from the Family Center. Several beautiful lots are available for building your own dream home in the prestigious Torreon community.
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We are full-time residents in Torreon since 2000 (Not living part time here and part time in other cities). Jeff has sold in Torreon full-time since 2005. That is 14 years of experience as a full-time active Torreon agent that no one else can compare to.
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Virtual Tour 2. 360º All homes in Torreon get a full Virtual Tour which is sent out to countless websites and available on desktop and mobile devices.
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Published by Estrella Publishing LLC, PO Box 6962, Goodyear AZ 85338. Additional copies and article reproductions can be obtained for a fee by contacting info@EstrellaPublishing.com Catherine Uretsky, Publisher and Editor 623.594.9283 info@EstrellaPublishing.com Al Uretsky, Publisher and Sales Executive 623.594.9283 info@EstrellaPublishing.com Robert Kastelic, Associate Editor, Sales Executive 928.242.8627 info@EstrellaPublishing.com All contents Š 2010-present Estrella Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in any form, in whole or part, without written permission from Estrella Publishing LLC is prohibited. Estrella Publishing accepts freelance contributions, there is no guarantee that materials will be used or returned. Some content is provided by Brandpointe. Estrella Publishing is not responsible for the views of contributing writers and assumes no responsibility for errors appearing within. Opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily those of the Publisher or Advertisers. Estrella Publishing reserves the right to restrict all advertisement to their proper classification and to edit or reject any copy at its sole discretion. Neither this publication nor Estrella Publishing is an agent of or in any way affiliated with the associated Developer nor Homeowners Association, or any of their respective affiliates. This publication has not been approved by, sponsored by, or endorsed by the associated Developer nor Homeowners Association in any way.
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From Me To You... Welcome
to our inaugural edition of Torreon Living, a magazine for the residents of Torreon. In these pages you will find articles to help you navigate life in the most beautiful place on Earth, the White Mountains. Torreon management will pop by to say a few words every month and our resident chef will tantalize your palates with recipes sure to delight. For those of a cerebral nature we have puzzles (answers will be posted on our website www. EstrellaPublishing.com for those who need a hint) and a list of Useful Numbers in the back to guide you in your hour of need. If you want to submit ideas or articles just drop me a line and I will be happy to help you make that happen. We are always looking for covers so if you (or someone
Hello Readers! I’m Robert Kastelic; proud U.S. Veteran, graduate of the University of Arizona, former corporate senior level financial executive, entrepreneur, publisher & owner of the White Mountain Coffee News & Associate Editor & Sales Executive at Bison Living & Torreon Living Magazines! For years, I was one of the largest publishers of Coffee News® in the world publishing 11 editions covering 27 cities with an estimated weekly reach of 100,000+.
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You may recognise the incredibly photogenic models on our cover this month. They are (from left to right) Randy Bigos, PGA – Head Golf Professional, Ryan Lanzen, PGA – General Manager, David Scharfen – Director of Agronomy, Carol Heuett – Membership Director, James Hildebrand – Director of Food and Beverage, and Bret Williams – Asst. Director of Food and Beverage. Photo credit to Paxman Photography. Once again, welcome to this issue of Torreon Living, grab a cup of Joe, pull up your favorite chair and enjoy!
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Torreon Topics Welcome to the inaugural issue of Torreon Living Magazine and another summer of Torreon fun! We are excited at the opportunity to utilize another avenue of communication with the valued members of our community. This time of year is full of anticipation and promise of the fun that will be had during a summer spent at Torreon. 36 holes of championship golf, two restaurants, pool
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& hot tub, fitness center, equestrian center, the family center and so much more awaits. We strive to provide multiple avenues of entertainment for all members of the family whether that’s a cocktail on the back patio overlooking the 18th hole on the Tower course or spending the afternoon at the catch and release trout pond trying to reel in the “big one!” As I tell many people I speak with during their time in the White Mountains, if you’re bored here, you’re not looking hard enough to find things to do. In addition to what Torreon has to offer, the White Mountains offer just as much promise of a day well spent. Hiking, biking, fishing, boating, paddle boarding, hunting and miles and miles of forest roads to be traversed via UTV, ATV, horseback or otherwise are ready for you to explore. The pure beauty of the area alone drops the heart rate and allows a few deeper breaths as you let the hustle and bustle of city life slowly fade away.
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theme dinners, holiday weekend events and various other things that have made Torreon one of the most desirable active living communities in the state of Arizona. We hope you enjoy the summer here in our friendly, relaxed atmosphere where it’s 25 degrees cooler and worlds away from the asphalt jungle. If we can ever be of assistance or answer any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our best to you and your families, I know that the entire staff of Torreon Golf Club is excited for what lies ahead this summer. Torreon Golf Club is known for its outstanding golf but there is so much more than that. Make sure you pay attention to the Event Calendar on www. torreon.com to be kept up to speed with the wine tastings, wine pairing dinners, comedy dinners, carnivals, concerts, golf instruction, kid’s camps,
Ryan Lanzen General Manager Torreon Golf Club
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928-532-8000 | www.torreon.com Resident and Non-Resident (Invitational) Memberships are available. For membership information, please contact Carol Heuett (clh@torreon.com).
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Summer Recipe
We all know the summers at Torreon are full days of fun and the last question anyone wants to answer midafternoon is “what’s for dinner?” Well, here is a time tested and quick recipe that can allow any busy afternoon to turn into a nice, family dinner around the table. Steak Diane is an American dish of a panfried steak of your choice with a sauce made from the seasoned pan juices. This dish was generally prepared in restaurants tableside, and flambéed. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was considered a classic of “Continental cuisine.” Enjoy!
Two 6 to 8 ounce beef tenderloin Filets 2 tablespoon of butter 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1. Pat your steaks dry. In a mixing bowl combine your Beef Broth, Dijon Mustard and Worcestershire; whisk well and set aside. 2. Melt butter in skillet over medium-high heat. Salt and pepper both sides of your steaks. Turn the heat up to high and sear the meat for 1 to 3 minutes on either side. 3. Set steaks aside. If you prefer a more done steak, you can place them in the oven to bring to temperature. Add shallots and garlic to pan sautéing for one minute and then add mushrooms, stirring frequently over the next 3 to 5 minutes.
James Hildebrand Director of Food & Beverage, Torreon Golf Club You will need the following: 1/2 cup of beef broth or ¼ cup demi glaze 1 ounce minced garlic 1 ounce minced shallots 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard 4 tablespoons Cognac or Brandy 6 tablespoons of Heavy Cream Salt & Pepper ¼ cup chopped shitake or cremini mushrooms
4. Deglaze the pan with cognac and cook until cognac is almost evaporated. 5. Add the broth mixture and boil for 1 to 2 minutes until thickened. Next, add the heavy cream and reduce again. 6. Finally serve over your filets with starch of your choice.
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Golf Tips
Good Alignment for Great Golf Shots While I love to hike, I don’t love hiking to find my golf ball in the trees. One of the most important factors in staying out of the trees is proper alignment.
I like to keep it simple by picking a spot between the ball and the target to align my clubface. I then pick an object in the distance that is left of my target to align my shoulders.
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The picture shows the target on the green indicated by the yellow flag, notice how my clubface is pointed directly at the divot in the turf which is between the ball and the flag. This insures my club is correctly aimed. I then look down my shoulder line to the tree left of the target as shown by the orange line. Now that I am properly aligned I can “pull the trigger” and watch the ball fly at the pin. Use this tip to help you have more fun playing at Torreon! For further instruction you are always welcome to contact myself or any of the other golf professionals in the golf shop. We look forward to seeing you more on the course and less in the trees! Randy Bigos, PGA Head Professional
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Membership 411 Hello residents and welcome to another summer season at Torreon! We are excited for the warmer temperatures, green grass and you to be back and utilizing your club. I have no doubt it will be another great summer it the White Mountains and if I can answer any membership or club usage questions for you, please don’t hesitate to ask. I want to remind everybody that if you have property or a residence in the club and pay HOA dues, you are entitled to an Association Membership with Torreon Golf Club. This membership provides you with membership credentials, member access to torreon.com, access to the non-golf amenities and an account with charging privileges at Torreon Golf Club. To open this membership that you are entitled to you need to come and see me at the Clubhouse. It’s as simple as filling out a small application and allowing us to create your account and familiarize
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you with the member side of the website.
If you are a golfer and interested in a Golf Membership there is no better time to come see me than right now as the season starts! The courses are in fantastic shape and we want you to take full advantage of the opportunities that come with being a resident of Torreon, including reduced monthly golf dues! Trial memberships, Unit Golf memberships, Golf memberships, Young Professional memberships and Legacy memberships; your ideal membership is waiting; you just need to come and spend a few minutes with me. If you are a member, don’t forget about our Torreon Pride membership referral program! If you refer a new member who opens a resident or non-resident Golf membership, you receive a $1,000 account credit. Young Professional or Legacy memberships receive a $250 account credit and Trial Golf memberships receive a $500 account credit to the referring member. Share Torreon with your friends and help us add to the wonderful membership we already have. Lastly, we are here to help. If there are any questions I can answer, concerns I can help address or you just want to chat, feel free to stop by and say hello, I would love to see you. Carol Heuett, Membership Director Torreon Golf Club
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YOUR 2019 SUMMER/FALL ACTIVITY CALENDAR Just 3 1/2 hours from Phoenix, Pinetop-Lakeside is nestled at the foot of the tall pines of the world’s largest ponderosa forest. With summer days about 30° cooler than the valley, the White Mountain is truly Arizona’s recreation destination. Our calendar i s teaming with family events—isn’t it time you got on up here?! JULY 4TH
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Protect Your Nest A Vacant Home is a Vulnerable Home
If you own a home, you know that there are periods of time when your home will be unoccupied, typically when you leave for a family vacation. However, if you have a second home, that property may be unoccupied for much longer periods of time, maybe as much as a several months. Simply locking the door and relying on a busy neighbor to check on your home from time to time is not the best way protect your investment. Quite frankly, it could lead to serious damage to or loss of your home as a result of storms, fire, theft or pests. Before leaving your property vacant, there are a number of precautions you can take to protect your home. One of the easiest solutions is to hire a professional home watch service. There are a number of scenarios that can lead to property damage. Below are the three most common issues. 1. Storm Damage Storms can produce heavy rain and strong winds that can damage your home. Strong winds can result in flying objects and downed tree branches damaging windows and roofs. Flooding can result in serious property damage and loss of precious belongings. Often, as a result of storms, small problems turn into catastrophic disasters. For example, a small roof leak can become a major source of damage in a short period of time. While not all storm damage can be avoided, there are many steps that can be taken to prevent or minimize damage.
2. Faulty Electrical Systems and Failed Appliances
Imagine leaving your home for a few weeks in the summer. You lock up and are on your merry way, but unknown to you, the air conditioner stops working during your time away and you come back to a rancid smelling, damaged home. Faulty or old wiring can lead to fires. Power surges can cause appliances to fail resulting in problems ranging from flooding to home security systems going down. 3. Pest Intrusion and Infestation Pest intrusions are a common problem. Being close to nature can have many advantages, but pests are definitely one of its major challenges. If your home is not properly secured when unattended, these animals can find their way into your home and take up residence. If they start breeding, their populations will grow and the problem can become quite costly to contain. Having a home watch professional on duty can mean the difference between detecting a problem early and avoiding damage entirely, or taking the risk of leaving your home unprotected.
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Fun Times
Fool Hollow Lake is the hidden jewel of the White Mountains. This Arizona State operated recreation area sits at 6300 feet elevation and boasts peaceful sunrises, bustling activities during the day, and a spectacular show of colors reflecting off the water during the evening sunsets. Laying out on my paddleboard with my cup of coffee and my yellow lab Penny as the sun rises over the lake is the tranquil experience every tired soul longs to have. Away from the noise, the hustle, and the responsibilities is what can be found at this quaint lake.
on the bluffs to the town of Adair that still exist under the lake. The story of Thomas Jefferson Adair and the process of how the lake became a popular recreation area nestled in the heart of the White Mountains will intrigue you. A historic pontoon boat tour is available to learn more about the history of this lake. With Fool Hollow being located only a few miles from downtown Show Low it makes it convenient for the visitors and the locals alike to stop in for the day. J&T’s Wild-Life Outdoors is located at the waters edge. Here you can rent fishing boats, canoes, kayaks and paddleboards to help you get out to get a unique view of the lake’s beauty. They can also set you up with fishing supplies & bike rentals. Nature is truly spectacular here at Fool Hollow. If you are looking for a place to experience what the White Mountains have to offer, Fool Hollow Lake will not disappoint.
Between the tranquility of the sunrise and the serene peacefulness of the evening sunset, is the liveliness of the summer days. During the day you will find the lake filled with all types of activities. There’s fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming and visitors enjoying the cool water. The sounds of laughter and fun fill the air as people enjoy being together in one of the most beautiful backdrops the White Mountains has to offer. The lake itself covers 150 acres with an average depth of 23 feet which can plummet to 60 feet in some areas. This makes for a perfect habitat for many species of fish. Fool Hollow brings in many fisherman from around the world to try their skill at catching some of the biggest bass, walleye, pike, trout, and catfish in the area. Blue gill are also plentiful for those young fishing enthusiasts. Arizona Game and Fish stocks this lake with trout and catfish all summer long so from the Pro to the beginner angler, this lake offers opportunity for everyone. You will love the history that lives in and around Fool Hollow. From Ancient Indian petroglyphs 14 Estrella Publishing - Torreon Living Magazine
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Be Bear Aware A MESSAGE FROM THE TORREON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT Bear Alert – 2019 The Arizona Department of Game and Fish Department recommends all residents keep all garbage cans inside enclosures such as your garage until trash pickup day which is Monday. Leaving garbage out over night is an invitation for bears to roam throughout Torreon. Many garbage cans have been turned over with garbage scattered all over the street in past summers. The burden of cleaning this mess up is on your Association.
If you do encounter a bear remember these steps: 1. Alter your route to avoid a bear in the distance. 2. Make yourself as large and imposing as possible, such as spreading out your jacket like a set of wings.
3. If the bear continues to approach, stand upright and wave your arms, jacket or other items. 4. Make loud noises, such as yelling, whistles, and banging pots and pans. 5. Do not run, that could cause the bear to chase and catch you. 6. Never play dead. 7. Give the bear a chance to leave the area. 8. If the bear does not leave, stay calm, continue facing it, and slowly back away. 9. If a black bear attacks, fight back with everything in your power – fists, sticks, rocks and E.P.A. registered bear pepper spray. 10. If a bear is in your yard or neighborhood, immediately contact the Arizona Game & Fish Department at (928) 367-4281. In an emergency, dial 911.
Feed your pets inside or remove uneaten pet food between feedings. Remove other inviting food sources, such as birdseed, hummingbird feed and fruit from trees. Clean barbecues and store in a secure area. The Torreon Community is located in black bear country, take responsibility for not attracting them. We can all contribute to making Torreon a cleaner, safer community by following these simple steps. Never intentionally feed wildlife. Feeding wildlife places the animals, you & others at risk!
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Local Attractions Welcome to the Show Low Historical Society Museum, a community oriented museum.
The museum is comprised of two buildings. The west wing was originally a sporting goods store built in early 1960’s, and in use until the City of Show Low purchased the building in the early 1970’s for their police department and city hall. In 1994 the Show Low Historical Society acquired the building for use as a museum, with a labor of love attitude, the rooms were created, and the museum opened in 1995. The east wing was Navajo County Justice Court and Planning & Zoning department. In 2007 the museum acquired the east wing. With this expansion the museum now consists of 17 different themed rooms totaling over 6,000 square feet of display area for exhibits. Silver Creek Railroaders Club and the museum have a gentlemen’s partnership with the creation of “The Last Train to Maverick” railroad exhibit on a HO scale. This exhibit began in 2008 and is housed in the old court room of the museum. The exhibit continues to grow with each new season. All of our individual rooms have their own unique story to tell. To name a few: pioneer families, Black Smith Shop, Artifact Gallery, Post Office, Military Memorial, Show Low’s early businesses, Ranchers Hall of Fame, and the jail. We left the police department holding jail cell as it was when the police department relocated in 1994. Our visitors are fascinated by the contents of this exhibit, and just maybe you will feel our resident ghost as he observes from the other side. The Show Low Museum is host to community clubs, Creative Crafters on Wednesday mornings, and the Regal Wood Carvers on 16 Estrella Publishing - Torreon Living Magazine
Thursday morning. These groups are open to the public at no charge. We offer guided tours to large groups with an advanced notice.
The Show Low Museum is a fun, fascinating educational experience. We enjoy sharing our history with you; our mission is to make your visit a memorable one. We offer self-guided tours to our visitors; no fee, we are a donation only museum. We are a 501© 3 nonprofit organization. Our hours of operation are: Wednesday through Saturday 10-3. Phone 928-532-7115. www.showlowmuseum.com We look forward to seeing you soon.
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SAVE OUR PARK. W O O D L A N D L A K E PA R K As per Federal Law, only the Town of Pinetop Lakeside can purchase the park. The appraised value of $1.635 Million must be raised and paid to the Fort Service by February 15, 2020.
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Arts Alliance Formed in 1999 to promote art and artists of the White Mountains, the organization has grown to include the Center for the Arts on Penrod Road in Show Low. The Center for the Arts is a permanent gallery and gift shop that displays the work of local artists. The skills and abilities of the local artists is amazing. If you haven’t stopped by to check out the art, please feel free to stop by. The hours of operation are Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 4pm. In addition to two juried art shows per year held in May and August, the Center for the Arts hosts a Kid’s Art Show each spring. Last year the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains added a Recycled Art Show. It will again be held at the Center for the Arts in July. Each piece of art is required to be 80% recyclable materials. The imaginations and abilities of the artists is a sight to see. In addition to the art shows, the Center for the Arts hosts weekly and monthly events. Every Thursday from 10am to 4pm, they host the Paint with Friends event. Everyone is invited to bring their current project and join the group. While the name is PAINT with Friends, all types are art are welcome and brought in regularly. There is people who bring their needlework and even quilting to join the group.
There are two writers groups that meet regularly at the Center for the Arts. The Show Low Writer’s Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month from 10am until noon. The Lakeside Writer’s Group meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 1pm to 3pm. You are invited to attend with your current writing project to learn about publishing and participate in the critique activities. The Center for the Arts has hosted a Native Flute Circle for the last two years. If you are interesting in participating, or just listening, please plan to join the group on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 2pm to 4pm. Just this year the Center for the Arts Reader’s Group was formed. They meet on the 2nd Friday of each month from 10:30am to noon. The Center for the Arts also hosts their Cork ‘n Canvas on the last Friday evening of each month (between February and October). You can find live music at the Cork ‘n Canvas as well as appetizers and wine. A small donation is appreciated to help cover the costs associated with the evening. There is also a Summer Music Series that happens each year. On May 16th, Matt Grey will perform Motown favorites. On June 13th, Rob Wright of Wildcat Jazz performs with a new group called Standards and Poor. On July 11th the Center for the Arts will bring in Bethany Owen from California. Bethany is billed as a variety act and will be performing impersonations of world famous women including Madonna, Reba McEntire, Liza Minelli and many others. On August 15th we will have New Mexico Western trio The Cowboy Way perform for us. The season ends on September 12th with local resident Chris Issacs, as he shares his humorous and entertaining storytelling. Tickets are available on the Center’s website: http://www. aawmCenterfortheArts.com for $20 each. All the concerts start at 6pm. If you’re looking for an entertaining afternoon, please stop by the Center for the Arts at 251 Penrod Road in Show Low. There’s always something going on at the Center!
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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TORREON MARKET SNAPSHOT FEATURED PROPERTIES
3951 WEST HAWTHORN
1520 SOUTH LITTLE LEAF
3 bedrooms/2 baths 2,244 square footage
3 bedrooms/3 baths 3,393 square footage
ACTIVE LISTINGS
36 Active Residential Listings - Priced from $254,900 - $849,900 Square Footage 1,436 - 4,746
PENDING LISTINGS
5 Pendings Priced from $219,000 - $725,000 Square Footage 1,212 - 3,383
SOLD PROPERTIES
19 Sold Priced from $187,000 - $779,000 Square Footage 1,212 - 5,438
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LOT LISTINGS
72 Active Lot Listings Priced from $44,900 - $225,000 1 Pending - $55,000 6 Sold $47,900 - $125,000 Review of the past six months.
JOEY AND LYNSI | 3350 W. SUGAR PINE WAY | SHOW LOW, AZ 85901
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