Munds Park sits at about 6,500 feet in the ponderosa belt twenty minutes south of Flagstaff, which is where Phoenix goes
Munds Park sits at about 6,500 feet in the ponderosa belt twenty minutes south of Flagstaff, which is where Phoenix goes in August — and why the A-frames here were built large rather than cute.
This one, from 1970, is 2,162 square feet under a single steep roof. The centrepiece is a column of locally quarried Malapai stone that starts at the floor, passes the loft rail and does not stop until the ridge, with a grilling station cut into its flank. The listing claims it is among the largest such fireplaces in northern Arizona; the photographs do not argue. Knotty pine runs floor to peak on both roof planes. A staircase, not a ladder, climbs to the loft. The kitchen was recently redone in walnut and stainless beneath the slope.
Three bedrooms, two baths, an 8,712-square-foot lot in the Pinewood subdivision, and an oversized 30-by-18 detached garage. Listed June 26 at $699,900 and cut $25,650 on Wednesday to $674,250 — $312 a foot at 48 days on market, against a $644,200 Zestimate.
MLS 205053, listed by Keller Williams Arizona Living Realty. We are curators, not brokers — verify the details with the listing agent.
