6052 N 183rd Ave Waddell, AZ 85355
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Lowest price per square foot in Clearwater Farms—and priced below appraised value! Don't miss your chance to own this truly unique, custom-built property on 2 irrigated acres. Designed with sustainability in mind, this home features strawbale insulation known for exceptional thermal efficiency—keeping your indoor climate comfortable year-round while reducing energy costs. Step inside the Spanish-style courtyard and instantly feel the charm—arched stucco walls, terracotta tile floors, and the soothing sounds of a water feature set the tone. Perfect for entertaining or peaceful mornings with a cup of coffee. Inside, enjoy a cozy living space with a fireplace, generously sized guest bedrooms in their own private wing, and a spacious primary suite retreat. The cooled garage with a half bath adds versatility for hobbyists or workshop needs. A massive game or bonus room offers endless potential whether you envision a home theater, gym, or multi-generational living space. Outside is where this property truly shines: a stone breezeway leads to an expansive covered patio with slate flooring, woodfire oven, and plenty of space for seating ... ideal for al fresco dining. Enjoy your own Zen-style gazebo, sport court (volleyball, pickleball, Four Square, tetherball, and more), and a kids' play zone with swings and slide. There's even room to grow with garden beds ready for your green thumb. Whether you're looking for a forever home, a retreat for hosting, or a versatile property with space to spread outthis Waddell gem checks every box. With 2 acres with irrigation rights, there's endless potential to custom it to your lifestyle or revamp it into a horse property, build out a homestead, or even add a pool or guest house. The possibilities are truly wide open!
Source: ARMLS #6802966
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