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I think you can still find brick homes, in more established communities. This is an example of something in Holly Tree. I have no affiliation to this house, just using it as an example. Check out the area, very nice. Meets airport requirements too. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...11051077_zpid/
I think you can still find brick homes, in more established communities. This is an example of something in Holly Tree. I have no affiliation to this house, just using it as an example. Check out the area, very nice. Meets airport requirements too. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...11051077_zpid/
I think you can still find brick homes, in more established communities. This is an example of something in Holly Tree. I have no affiliation to this house, just using it as an example. Check out the area, very nice. Meets airport requirements too. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...11051077_zpid/
It is a little older, but there are many things I like about that! I love the brick!
[quote=mckee16;62830607]Just like the 2+ car garage, don’t expect a basement.[/QUOTE
Totally good without a basement. I guess that is why many houses in AZ tend to have large/multiple garages.
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