Estate Antigua two new opportunities October 2023

3800 E. Lincoln Drive

OFF-MARKET VILLA #31 READY FOR REMODEL 1,897 SQUARE FEET ONE LEVEL TWO BEDROOM + DEN 2 CAR GARAGE BRAZILIAN WOOD FLOORING $1,000,000 VACANT, IMMEDIATE CLOSE

JUST REMODELED VILLA #24 SINGLE LEVEL LIVING 2,538 SQ.FT PRIMARY LEVEL INCLUDES MASTER, GUEST, 2 BATHS, GOURMET KITCHEN, VIEW DECK, 2 CAR GARAGE __________ BONUS DOWNSTAIRS 1,738 SQ.FT GAME ROOM, OFFICE, GUEST ROOMS, 2 MORE BATHS, VIEW DECK, ACCESS TO COMMUNITY POOL $2,100,000 VACANT, IMMEDIATE CLOSE

RECENT ACTIVITY

3800 E. Lincoln located between 40ᵗʰ Street and 36ᵗʰ Street Trailheads 200 Miles Hiking Trails Five Year Infrastructure Improvement Project completed September 2021 Sidewalk along north side of Lincoln Drive connects the community to both trails

Photo taken from 36ᵗʰ Street entrance to Trailhead

NURAGIC TRADITION: Elevated Mountain Views, 24/7 guard gated security, heated pool, spa, tennis, & pickle ball just moments from Sky Harbor Airport and downtown Phoenix. Located at the intersection of the Biltmore & Paradise Valley. Estate Antigua has a design influence

by Nuragic architecture of 1800 B.C, still evident in Sardinia. The megalithic stone typically takes the form of a Medieval tower, deeply rooted in the Italian mainland where they still inspire architecture today. This small mountainside community of just 57 Villas rests on the south side of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve.

The nuraghe in Bronze Age Sardinia is both an important and interesting architectural phenomenon. A nuraghe is a megalithic stone structure that usually takes the form of a truncated conical tower. The interior profile of the built tower is usually beehive-shaped, which the exterior resembles the more familiar image of a Medieval tower. About 7,000 nuraghe are still evident in Sardinia, but scholars estimate that 10,000 or more originally existed dating back to 1800-1600 B.C

This protohistoric culture of Sardinia took place during the period just before the development of writing.

The Nuragic civilization, and the nuraghe themselves, remain somewhat enigmatic, but it is clear that this architectural tradition is deeply rooted in the Mediterranean.

These Sardinian traditions are traced to the Italian mainland where they still inspire architecture today. www.khanacademy.org

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