At A Glance

Already dialed in.

A single-level modern ranch built in 2020, sitting on 0.81 acres in the Cactus Corridor. Fully furnished. Black-on-brass kitchen. Waterfall island. Walls of glass to a backyard engineered for hosting. The work is done.

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0.00 ac Acre Lot

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Yes Private Pool

Style Modern Ranch

Parking 2-Car + RV

HOA None

Subdivision Desert Hills N.

A First Look

Walk the grounds. Pool, court, firepit, long light.

The backyard is the argument. A private pool, a pickleball court, a basketball half-court, sand volleyball, a firepit lounge, and alfresco dining. All on a 0.81-acre lot under the Scottsdale sky. The interior pours straight out into it.

Aerial view of the property at twilight showing the full backyard: pool, pickleball court, basketball half-court, sand volleyball area, putting green, and the long single-story ranch behind, framed by palm trees — The lot, from above. Eight-tenths of an acre laid out as a private resort.

Twilight rear elevation of the house seen across the curved pool, string lights, a ping-pong table on the paver patio, dining set under the eave, glass sliders open to the lit interior — String-lit, slider-open evenings. The interior carries straight through the glass.

Front elevation at dusk: low single-story modern stucco facade with a centered black-framed front door, lit sconces, agave and cactus landscape, deep pink and purple Sonoran sky overhead — The arrival. Modern stucco, agave at the foundation, Sonoran sky.

Side approach at dusk showing a mature palm anchoring a wide paver driveway, the dark garage door and RV gate at right, the long flat-roof ranch stretching back across the lot — The drive. A mature palm, a wide approach, and room for the RV.

“Yes, it’s on Cactus. Visibility isn’t always a bad thing.”

The Residence

A turn-key Scottsdale retreat.

Built in 2020, single-level, 3,012 square feet, sitting on 0.81 acres in the heart of the Cactus Corridor. Fully furnished. Already dialed in. This is a modern retreat configured the way Scottsdale visitors keep trying to extend their stays into: black-on-brass kitchen, waterfall island, open living, walls of glass that vanish into the patio.

The interior is single-floor by design. Nine-plus flat ceilings. No interior steps. Concrete floors throughout the living spaces. Skylights and low-emissivity double-pane windows pull desert light in without the heat. Double vanity and separate shower and tub in the primary. A kitchen island built to host. Forced-air heat, central air, ceiling fans throughout.

Outside, the lot is the argument. A private pool curves through paver hardscape. A pickleball court. A basketball half-court. Sand volleyball. A built-in barbecue and a firepit. Block fencing for privacy, a north-south exposure, and mountain views from the back. Two-car garage plus full RV access through a side gate. Positioned for personal use, seasonal living, or short-term rental income. The work has already been done; what remains is to use it.

The Backyard

Built For Bookings

Pool, pickleball, basketball, sand volleyball, firepit, alfresco dining. Engineered for hosting, holiday weekends, or short-term rental income on a 0.81-acre lot.

The Kitchen

Black On Brass

A waterfall island anchors a high-contrast black-and-brass kitchen, open to living and the patio glass beyond.

The Layout

Single Level. No Steps.

Four bedrooms, three baths, 9+ flat ceilings, no interior steps. Designed for everyday living, multi-generational stays, or guests who don’t want stairs.

The Details

What makes it singular.

A Resort Backyard

Private pool, pickleball court, basketball half-court, sand volleyball, firepit lounge, alfresco dining, built-in barbecue. A 0.81-acre lot programmed end to end.

Black-On-Brass Kitchen

A waterfall island sits at the center of a high-contrast kitchen finished in matte black and warm brass, opening directly to the great room and patio glass.

Single-Level Living

3,012 square feet on one floor with 9+ flat ceilings, no interior steps, concrete flooring, and skylights pulling natural light deep into the plan.

Fully Furnished

Sold turn-key. Drop your bags, host this weekend, or list it on the short-term rental platforms the day after closing.

RV Access

Two-car garage with storage, plus a dedicated RV gate and RV access drive. A rarity for a 2020-built modern home this close to central Scottsdale.

North-South Exposure

The lot runs north to south on 0.81 acres with mountain views, block-fenced for privacy, and zoned to allow horses. Built for Arizona living.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 8417 E Cactus Rd. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$10,113

Principal and interest only. Property taxes (around $4,360 annual) and insurance are not included. No HOA. Based on a list price of $1,999,999.

The Neighborhood

The Cactus Corridor, as it lives.

Desert Hills North sits inside Scottsdale’s Cactus Corridor, a stretch buyers fly in for and quietly stay. Old Town Scottsdale, Kierland Commons, the Mayo Clinic, and the Scottsdale Quarter are short drives. Pinnacle Peak and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve are close enough for a morning. Sky Harbor is roughly 25 minutes south.

Yes, it sits on Cactus Road. The agent owns that line: visibility isn’t always a bad thing. The address is easy to find, the lot is set back, and the block fencing handles the privacy.

Cactus Corridor · Desert Hills North · 25 min to Sky Harbor

Built To Be Lived In