Hillside Home for Sale in Cimarron Hills at McDowell Mountain Ranch

Update: This Home Is No Longer Available

Holy mountain views!

Unless you are brand new to the area or have been living under a rock for the past decade and a half, you are most likely familiar with the planned community of McDowell Mountain Ranch in North Scottsdale.

Nestled at the base of the aforementioned McDowell Mountains, this terrific community is located just east of the Loop 101 near Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. Perched above it all, the homes on the outer boundaries of the development house unrivaled desert vistas and/or city light views all the way to Camelback Mountain, South Mountain and beyond.

Cimarron Hills Home Upgraded Kitchen

Just listed in the gated Cimarron Hills subdivision of McDowell Mountain Ranch, this 2700+ Sq Ft home is low maintenance desert living at its finest. Featuring 3 bedroom plus office/library with built-in shelving, cherry cabinetry, slab granite countertops, 3 bathrooms, full tile roof and a downstairs master with breathtaking views of the McDowell Mountains. Situated on one of the highest lots in the neighborhood, you’ll step out onto the private patio with a built-in barbeque, gas firepit, retractable shade awning and … the mountains. There is nothing between you and the majestic McDowells except Sonoran desert.

McDowell Mountains

McDowell Mountain Views

I could go on and on about the wonderful upgrades and the community walking paths, community centers, pools, basketball courts, shopping, etc, but it’s really all about the mountains with this property. As an added bonus, you even catch a sliver of city light views to the South.

Perfect for a second home as well as a primary residence with no rear yard to maintain outside of your open patio space. Heck, the HOA even takes care of the front landscaping for you.

Master Bedroom Views

One of the newer subdivisions of McDowell Mountain Ranch, Cimarron Hills boasts the difficult to find in Scottsdale post year 2000 construction (this one was built in 2003). Unless you have the very deep pockets needed to build on the dwindling land in Scottsdale, or don’t mind the lengthy commute involved in heading the considerable distance either South or West to find new construction in neighboring cities, the options are actually surprisingly limited.

Once you see this million dollar view with a price tag under $800,000, I’m reasonably certain you’ll rule out the alternatives in short order. While the late afternoon sun is always spectacular, believe me when I tell you that there is no other sight in Scottsdale quite like a storm system rolling in from the Northeast over the McDowells.

Family Room