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In Midland’s 79705, this one move-in-ready residence captures a distinctly practical take on contemporary living, where generous square footage is matched by a layout built for everyday rhythms. Four bedrooms and 2.5 baths are complemented by a large living area, dedicated dining, and a kitchen with a breakfast area, all finished with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Walk-in closets in every bedroom underscore a storage-forward approach, while a turf backyard, covered patio, and circular drive with rear garage access simplify life from arrival to weekend downtime. A $10,000 closing-cost contribution adds timely appeal.

Across Arizona’s varied elevations, this quartet highlights homes and homesites shaped by setting and the lifestyles they support. In Salome, an off-grid residence on 10 acres pairs desert and mountain vistas with solar power, battery storage, and a private well. Payson presents a 1.34-acre Rim Golf Club lot where panoramic Mogollon Rim views meet a signature boulder within the building envelope. Sun City offers a move-in-ready, upgraded 2-bedroom retreat for active-adult ease, while Flagstaff’s new community brings modern floorplans to a four-season mountain backdrop.

In the East Valley and North Phoenix, this pair of homes reflects a shared preference for community-centered living with resort-style amenities and easy indoor-outdoor flow. One is a well-maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence in a desirable 55+ community, where a covered sunroom adds flexible space and the backyard invites personalization. The other sits in Aviano at Desert Ridge, pairing a contemporary remodel and premium kitchen upgrades with a private pool setting, bonus rooms, and an amenity-rich neighborhood.

Across New Mexico, this trio highlights how place shapes daily life—whether that means foothills elevation, fairway outlooks, or a working valley corridor. In Albuquerque’s Sandia Foothills, a meticulously maintained custom home sits just a block from Open Space, framed by western sunsets and city lights. Roswell adds a rare all-brick, custom-designed residence in La Sierra with golf course views and a generous 4-bedroom footprint. Back in the Rio Grande Valley, a 1.87+ acre parcel between acequia and drain invites a tailored build rooted in Bosque-adjacent tradition.

In Albuquerque’s orbit, one rare 2.9-acre mini farm shows how country living can coexist with city convenience. Tucked within the Umbrage Mini Farms, the fully fenced setting pairs quiet seclusion and mountain views with a notably strong water package, including MRGCD irrigation rights with underground ditch irrigation and a private well. Purpose-built outbuildings define the lifestyle here, from an expansive barn with RV-height access to additional garage and equipment storage that support animals, gardens, and hands-on pursuits.

Across New England, a quintet of residences shows how water and horizon lines shape daily life, from Lake Winnipesaukee’s coveted shore to Portland’s Old Port waterfront. Each home balances character with thoughtful updates, whether expressed through a renovated timber frame, a storied shipbuilder’s residence above Noank, or a refined urban loft. Views take center stage—sunsets toward Gunstock Mountain, the Connecticut River Valley and Vermont’s Green Mountains—while decks, shoreline frontage, and flexible layouts invite hosting, retreat, and multigenerational ease.

Across coastal Maine, the Connecticut River corridor, and New Hampshire’s lakes region, this quintet of properties shares a distinctly New England idea of stewardship. Each setting is defined by water—pink-granite Atlantic frontage in Seal Harbor, a riverfront home with a private deep-water dock, and Echo Lake’s protected sandy beach—matched by privacy and room to gather. History is not incidental here, from Selden Farm’s 1690s landmark pedigree to a 1768 Colonial held since its original grant, with barns and guest structures extending generational potential.

From shoreline strolls in Milford’s Point Beach to the wide-open views of Bradford, this quintet highlights how setting shapes daily life. Outdoor appeal is a constant, whether it is a heated Gunite pool on a private North Haven acre, eight quiet acres surrounding a fully remodeled Middletown residence, or fields, a swimming hole, and workshop-ready outbuildings on roughly 50 New Hampshire acres. Even Stratford’s Paradise Green offering leans on place, pairing prized visibility and access with compelling redevelopment optionality.

Across this quartet, character comes with a welcome sense of certainty, where heritage architecture and timber-crafted design are matched by substantial, modern system updates. Each home is anchored by a setting that shapes daily life, from a park-front address in Hamden’s East Rock to waterfront recreation in Skowhegan. In between, Northern Maine acreage offers privacy and versatility, while a Naples landmark pairs lodging, shop, and café energy in a walkable tourism corridor. Throughout, layouts favor gathering and guest-friendly flexibility.

For decades, private golf real estate mainly involved homes near a course, a clubhouse, member dining, and a calendar built around tee times. At the top of the market, that focus is broadening, with newer club communities increasingly being planned around a wider blend of residential design, hospitality, outdoor recreation, wellness, dining, and repeat travel.

Haven Team