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Selling Your Home in Lone Mountain
A clear plan from preparation to your next home, with a price you can understand and marketing built to be noticed.
Photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Public domain, via Library of Congress
Selling your home in Lone Mountain: land comes first
Selling your home in Lone Mountain means pricing the land as carefully as the house. This is the north side of Cave Creek, toward the Tonto National Forest boundary, with larger custom equestrian estates on acreage, including Lone Mountain Ranch. Horse privileges, private wells and acreage all change what a buyer will pay.
Talk through your Lone Mountain sale
How I sell Lone Mountain homes
I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. I walk the house and the property, then compare it against recent sales with similar acreage, horse facilities and water. Based on my recent market review, Lone Mountain homes run from about $900,000 to $4 million or more, and that shifts over time.
Paperwork rural buyers ask for
Buyers of acreage ask about the well, the septic system, horse privileges and any easements early. Having those records ready keeps escrow moving and protects your price. We gather them before we list. See preparing your home.
Showing the property
Arenas, barns, open desert and the views toward the forest boundary are hard to show in phone photos. Drone footage and a clear property map help buyers understand what they’re getting. See how I present a home.
Next steps
Explore Lone Mountain or what your home is worth in Cave Creek. Contact me, or return to the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What records should I have ready to sell a Lone Mountain home?
Well and septic records, details on horse privileges, and any easements. Buyers ask for them early.
Does acreage change how a Lone Mountain home is priced?
Yes. Acreage, horse facilities and water all move value, so comparisons start with similar land.
Lone Mountain
What selling your home looks like in Lone Mountain
Leads on land and privacy: large-lot custom acreage, horse privileges, private wells, $900K to $4M+.
Lone Mountain is the north side of Cave Creek, with custom equestrian estates on acreage.
- The homes
- Larger custom equestrian estates (includes Lone Mountain Ranch).
- Nearby
- North side of town, toward the Tonto National Forest boundary.
- The trade-off
- Shares the Cave Creek 85331 zip with Tatum Ranch and Dove Valley Ranch; this is the private, rural end of that range.
Free guide
The Seller Blue-Print Guide
The six steps I use to prepare, price, present, market, negotiate and close, so you know what happens next before it happens.
Selling Your Home: keep exploring
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