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720 City Lights, Prescott, AZ 86303
Amazing city and mountain Views!! This 4 bedroom, 3 bath 2547 sf home was built in 2003 with 2.5 car garage and wrap around decks to capture the amazing views! With a wonderful open floor plan, ceiling fans and neutral colors throughout. The kitchen features a charming breakfast nook, knotty wood cabinets, and breakfast bar with pendant lighting.Living room with cozy wood stove, mountain views and doors out to the deck, family room, and good-sized laundry room. Large master suite with dual sinks, separate shower and garden tub. Lots of space for entertaining out on the decks overlooking city lights and Granite mountain! Fenced back yard for the dogs and kids-this wonderful family home has it all! Only 1.5 miles from the Courthouse Plaza, and all that downtown Prescott has to offer!
MLS #: 1012161
Price: $469,900
908 Audrey Lane, Prescott, AZ 86301 – PENDING
This fixer upper is an awesome investment opportunity! This single level home was built in 1955, is 984 sf with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room plus family room. Kitchen includes wood cabinets, laminate countertops, refrigerator and gas range. Lots of potential as a rental unit. Front porch, ceiling fans, and storage room. This property will not likely be financeable unless it is a conventional renovation type loan.
MLS #1011152
Price: $159,900
Movie and Discussion: GROUNDWATER
On Wednesday, May 17 at 7:00 p.m., the 26-minute documentary, GROUNDWATER To enact a law for the common good…makes its Northern Arizona debut in Prescott at the historic Elks Theater. Told with humor and through moving interviews, the film recounts the contentious battle among farms, cities, and mines that led to the passage of the celebrated 1980 Groundwater Management Act – Arizonas most significant step in protecting its water resources.
Following the film, renowned water authority Kathleen Ferris will lead a panel of water experts, along with acclaimed filmmaker Michael Schiffer, to engage the audience in a creative, solutions-oriented conversation, focusing on Quad-City and regional water topics. Community members are invited to bring any and all questions to this special event.
For more information about the panelists, event sponsors, water topics, and to see the film trailer, visit: facebook.com/GroundwaterFilmScreeningandDiscussion. Purchase tickets at prescottelkstheater.com or call 928-777-1370. For any questions, please contact groundwaterfilm@gmail.com. $10 general admission; doors open at 6:00 p.m. Elks Theater, 117 E Gurley St, Prescott.
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Panel Moderator: Kathleen Ferris, Senior Research Fellow, Kyl Center for Water Policy Distinguished panelists include: Tom Buschatzke, Director, Arizona Department of Water Resources Greg Kornrumph, Manager-Water Rights, Salt River Project (SRP) Sarah Porter, Director, Kyl Center for Water Policy Thomas Thurman, Chairman, Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Doug Von Gausig, Director, Verde River Institute and Mayor, Town of Clarkdale Michael Schiffer, Trustee Professor, Dodge School of Film and Media Arts, Chapman University
Sponsors of this event are: Salt River Project (SRP), El Gato Azul World Bistro, Citizens Water Advocacy Group, Page Springs Cellars, SpringHill Suites Marriott, Friends of Verde River Greenway, Central Arizona Land Trust, Granite Mountain Brewing, Ironclad Bicycles, Jay’s Bird Barn, Partners in Health Care Naturally & Nature’s Medicinary, Prescott Audubon Society, Robert Israel – Prescott’s Green Realtor, and SyH Coffee.
