Posts Tagged ‘Payson’
Just Listed: 707 Coeur D Alene in Payson
July 24th, 2017 by Carolyn Stanley & Tim Ehrhardt
Beautiful recently remodeled and updated home. Pergo floors throughout much of the home. Newer appliances. Large fenced backyard. Lots of deck and patio space. RV parking. Living area all on one level. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, with 2 car garage, on .37 acres. Must see to truly appreciate.
Large Home in Payson with C-2 Zoning
July 17th, 2017 by Carolyn Stanley & Tim Ehrhardt
Large ~5,000 sqft, six+ bedroom home on 2/3 acres zoned C-2; perfect for home and/or business use. Many possibilities! Multiple workshops, large garage with RV door. Circular driveway. Fenced. Fruit trees, grape vines, rose bushes. On a private well with all city services available. Multiple living areas with six bedrooms. Lots of potential. Very close to proposed college.
$324,900
Elk Under the Rim North of Payson
July 14th, 2017 by Carolyn Stanley & Tim Ehrhardt
The other morning I awoke to find some visitors in the forest behind me…a group of cow elk. These magnificent creatures were having their breakfast. Above are some pictures that I took of them. Keep in mind that I took the pictures at about 5:30 in the morning – very high ISO (12,800) and I did do some cropping and touch up work on the photos. I live about 35 minutes northeast of Payson with Myrtle Point on the Mogollon Rim as a prominent nearby outcropping. – Tim
Single Level Block Home in Payson
July 13th, 2017 by Carolyn Stanley & Tim Ehrhardt
Single level 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom block home with a fenced yard on a cul-de-sac in the north part of Payson. New kitchen cabinets, fresh paint inside. Tile floors in much of home. Large backyard with workshop/shed. Attached and detached carports. The asking price is $147,500.
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Hummingbirds
July 12th, 2017 by Carolyn Stanley & Tim Ehrhardt
A Hummingbird Visits a Flower in Tim Ehrhardt’s Garden North of Payson
This time of year hummingbirds are a frequent visitor in Rim Country. National Geographic has a very interesting article about hummingbirds in their July issue. High speed cameras have been able to slow down the rapid motion of these incredible creatures, providing breathtaking pictures. The article and accompanying pictures are worth a look. Here’s a link to it.
