504 Chinaberry Drive, Clarkdale, AZ 86324 (MLS# 196725)

Supplements: WHAT THE SELLERS LOVE ABOUT THEIR HOME What truly captivates me about our residence is the abundance of natural light and the spaciousness between rooms, creating a serene atmosphere reminiscent of a Zen sanctuary. A Zen home embodies gentle natural hues, a sense of visual harmony, and seamless continuity from walls to furniture to flooring and dec ... (Read more) WHAT THE SELLERS LOVE ABOUT THEIR HOME What truly captivates me about our residence is the abundance of natural light and the spaciousness between rooms, creating a serene atmosphere reminiscent of a Zen sanctuary. A Zen home embodies gentle natural hues, a sense of visual harmony, and seamless continuity from walls to furniture to flooring and decor. By having a peaceful sanctuary to unwind after a challenging day, one can rejuvenate the mind and revitalize the body. The physical layout also plays a crucial role in harmonizing the internal space. The architectural design of the Zen landscape is the ultimate delight of the home, providing an additional living area outdoors. Here, the mountain views enrich the serene living environment in the charming historic town of Clarkdale, AZ, nestled in the heart of the Verde Valley. UPGRADES LIST (All done in the last year ) * New Water Filtration (included) = $500.00 * Solar Panels (included) = $20,000.00 - Cuts the APS bill nearly in half! * Cabinet Refinishing in Kitchen & in Both Bathroom = $2,400.00 * Landscaping Excavation of land /materials =$20,040.00 * Irrigation/design/installation/materials = $9,330.00 * Installation of plants = $2,370.00 Total Added Value = $55,000.00 ITEMS THAT WILL TRANSFER with the sale of the property: * TV + Soundbar and wall mount (included) * Japanese Chandelier Living room imported from Japan (included) * All Japanese Chandeliers/sconces in bedrooms (included) * Patio Dining table w/4 chairs (included) * BBQ with cover = (included) * 2 x Chaise lounges on green lawn with black/white stripe chaise cushions (included) * Glass round table under pergola (included) * Fire Pit (included) * Pergola (included) * Gardening Mulch on the side of the house (will remain for the new owner since this will help preserve their future garden) * Garage Back wall shelving unit (included) * House Paints which includes paints assigned to interior rooms/exterior walls, outdoor landscaping including brand new Pergola wood varnish (will remain behind for buyers to have touch-ups and have knowledge of paints and serial numbers) * Landscaping Tools / Equipment (included) Total Added Value= $5,000.00 [The buyer is Getting $60,000 in upgrades + furnishings left behind by the seller] ITEMS THAT WILL NOT TRANSFER with the sale of the property: * Front Landscaping: Front garden sculpture Front Door Planters not included * Living Room/Dining Room: All Decor/sculptures Inside Plants/Trees Original Artwork Inside Planters Side Lamps Standing Chandelier Rug Sisal seaweed Rug Vinyl turntable Vinyl cabinet Inside vinyl records * Dining Room Chandelier: White large 1960s chandelier By Arturo Kalmar Japanese 60s TV entertainment unit not for sale * Nothing from these rooms will transfer with the sale: Bedroom 1, Bedroom 2, Master Bedroom PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE: Dining Room: 1960s Mid Century Original Teak Wood Table with extendable leaves and 4 x chairs = $2,845.00 Living Room: * New Lounge with Ottoman (modular system) under 2 years old =$1,895.00 * End Tables x 2 = $125.00 each = $250.00 Outdoor Landscape/Living Space: * Japanese Metal screen along back wall = $1,513.00 (This was just installed last summer. The current market value for all 3 panels and stalks costs) * Ceramic Planters x Brown $100.00 * Ceramic Planters x Blue $150.00 * Large Oval Planters x 2 $200.00 Front Lawn Space: * Large rectangle black planters x 5 $220.00 each = $1,100.00 (The black metal rectangular planters just installed last summer) * Tall round metal planters x 5 $179.00 each = $895.00 Total Content for Sale = $9,000.00 SELLERS' NOTES: * Current prices quoted are current market value and reflect the original purchase price. * Many of the items are designer and collectible pieces - some were imported from Japan. * 1960s furniture is sold as is. These items are rare and do have some minor imperfections in wood or fabrics. * Should the buyers want something from the "Not for Sale" list, we can discuss this during the offer/purchase negotiations.