I had toyed with the idea of individual property pages for my listings once upon a time but surrendered for a number of reasons, most technical and involving the scripts my sites runs. Without getting into details, it was rather cumbersome to add a new page to the system every time I had a new listing; until I found a shorter method, one that preferably allowed me to use the property address as part of the URL as a subdomain, I was going to let the blog page suffice.

Tonight I finally finished the template for the new-and-improved listing page, using my listing at 18378 W. Paseo. I'm going to populate the links at the bottom of the page over the next couple of days - of all the technology I do have, the one thing I don't have is a reliable PDF creator and that's the one thing I need. But the overall style and look will remain consistent.

These also ought to work well for the search engines. Even the simple blog page served it's purpose, at least on Yahoo.

Check out the page when you have a chance and let me know what you're think. As with everything on the Internet, it's a work in progress.

(c) Jonathan Dalton, 2006 / Jonathan Dalton's Arizona Homes

It's often said that many people can't see the forest for the trees. In much of the Phoenix area, it's impossible to see the environment for all of the houses. When your best chance for a view is having a one-story home behind and possible slightly below yours, and when the night sky all but has been overwhelmed by the city lights, it's hard to remember what makes Arizona special.

That's what makes this stunning two-story home on the northern edge of Estrella Mountain Ranch so unique. We'll start with the neighbors beyond your back fence - no, you don't have to worry about someone whose idea of tranquility is lowering the levels on the sub-woofer. Try a more natural selection of neighbors, such as jackrabbits and ground squirrels. You see, there's nothing behind you except acre upon acre of Bureau of Land Management land. And the result is a one-of-a-kind set of views stretching to Buckeye and beyond to the west, and to Avondale and west Phoenix to the east.

Maybe you've heard about the beauty of an Arizona sunset. Now you can experience one for yourself, from the privacy of your own deck off the master bedroom suite. Or sit in the installed ramada and watch the sunset and the stars come out into the deep, dark night sky.

Should you retreat indoors there is plenty of space for everyone with separate living and family rooms, formal dining and a wide-open with an eat-in kitchen and breakfast bar. There are two downstairs bedrooms and a downstairs bathroom, designed with out-of-town guests in mind. And there are three additional bedrooms upstairs as well as a loft area between the secondary bedrooms that works perfectly as either an office or an entertainment nook.

Your options extend well beyond your property line as you also have the opportunity to enjoy the one-of-a-kind amenities that make Estrella Mountain Ranch one of the West Valley's most unique master planned communities - a water park, marina and community center are only the beginning. Throw in easy access to MC85 - the back road to I-8 and San Diego, and you have an ideal location a short 6 miles south of Interstate 10 off the Estrella Parkway.

Priced at only $410,000 for more than 2,400 square feet, this home is priced to sell and sell quickly.

More information on this home is available on its individual property page.

To schedule your personal viewing of this home, please call me at (602) 502-9693 or e-mail me at Info@DaltonsAZHomes.com.









 
(c) Jonathan Dalton, 2006 / Jonathan Dalton's Arizona Homes