2190 JACK BURDEN Road, Wickenburg, AZ 85390 (MLS# 7042707)

Special Listing Cond: N/A

Architecture: Ranch

View: Desert; Panoramic; City Lights; Mountain(s)

Master Bathroom: Double Vanity

Master Bedroom: Split; Upstairs; Downstairs

Additional Bedroom: 2 Master Bedrooms; Separate Bedroom Exit; Master Bedroom Walk-in Closet; Other Bedroom Walk-in Closet; Master Bedroom Sitting Room

Fireplace Features: Wood Burning; Fireplace Family Rm; Fireplace Living Rm; Fireplace Master Bdr; Gas Fireplace

Flooring: Carpet; Tile; Wood

Window Features: Single Pane; Dual Pane; Mechanical Sun Shds

Private Pool Features: Outdoor

Spa: Heated

Dining Area: Formal; Breakfast Bar

Kitchen Features: Built-In Electric Oven; Electric Cooktop; Dishwasher; Refrigerator; Granite Counters; Kitchen Island

Laundry: Washer Included; Dryer Included; Inside

Other Rooms: Family Room; Great Room; Loft; Guest Qtrs-Sep Entrn

Interior Features: Vaulted Ceiling(s); 9+ Flat Ceilings; Wet Bar

Technology: Cable TV Avail; High Speed Internet

Exterior Features: Balcony; Covered Patio(s); Misting System; Open Deck; Patio; Pvt Yrd(s)/Crtyrd(s); Separate Guest House

Other Structures: Barn(s)

Parking Features: Circular Driveway; Attached Garage; Direct Access; Extended Length Garage; Garage Door Opener

Road Surface Type: Paved

Construction: Wood Frame

Const - Finish: Painted; Stucco

Roofing: Tile

Cooling: Central Air; Ceiling Fan(s)

Heating: Forced Air

Utilities: APS

Water Source: Private Well

Sewer: Septic-In & Connected

Fencing: Back Yard; Block

Property Description: Borders Preserve/Public Land; Hillside Lot

Landscaping: Gravel/Stone Front; Gravel/Stone Back; Desert Front; Desert Back; Synthetic Grass Frnt; Yrd Wtring Sys Front; Yrd Wtring Sys Back; Auto Timer H2O Front; Auto Timer H2O Back

Horse Features: Corral(s); Stall; Barn; Tack Room; Auto Water; Bridle Path Access; Other; See Remarks

Lockbox Type: Supra

Possession: Close of Escrow

Association Fee Incl: No Fees

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

New Financing: Cash; Conventional; 1031 Exchange

Disclosures: Seller Discl Avail; Agency Discl Req

comfortable rather than formal, substantial without feeling oversized, and connected to the outdoors in a way that only makes sense when you're standing there. Outside is where the property tells most of its story. Mature palms sway above the desert landscape. Citrus trees still produce fruit. A fountain welcomes visitors near the entrance. Patios seem to appear wherever someone found a particularly good place to sit. Carefully placed Edison lighting extends evenings outdoors, while commercial misting systems help make the front and back outdoor spaces comfortable during warmer months. The pool feels tucked into the mountain rather than placed on top of it, complete with an outdoor shower just steps away. Everywhere you look there is evidence of time, care, and the understanding that some things cannot be rushed. Trees grow at their own pace. Shade takes years to create. A property like this takes decades. As daylight fades, the mountain settles into a different kind of beauty, with star-filled Arizona skies overhead and little to compete with them. The two guest homes are positioned away from the main residence, each with its own relationship to the mountain and surrounding landscape. Together they add another layer to a property that was clearly designed to be shared with family, friends, and generations to come. The horse facilities feel much like the rest of the property: established, well cared for, and built with purpose. Five covered stalls, automatic waterers, a covered hay barn, tack room, turnout area, horse wash station, trailer access, trailer parking, and horse misting systems support the equestrian lifestyle that has long been part of this property's story. What stands out most is not a single feature or amenity. It is the feeling that this property has been cared for, improved thoughtfully, and enjoyed fully. The mountain provides the views. The years provide the character. Somebody spent a long time creating what exists here today. The stewardship passes to its next owner.