Off-grid 35-acre estate in Arizona’s White Mountains listed for $9.475 million

An off-grid 35-acre estate being sold by Arizona State Senator Bob Worlsey has been listed by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty for $9.475 million in Heber, Arizona.

The estate includes a private pond, four guest residences and acres of rolling horse and llama turnouts.

Features of the $9.475 million estate

The full 35-acre property includes:

• 18,952-square-foot handcrafted lodge
• Restored 4-bed, 2-bath “barndominium”
• Triplex of Zenni tiny homes
• A 4-bed, 2-bath cabin
• A 3-bed, 2-bath caretaker’s home
• Private pond complete with a dock and rope swing
• Acres of rolling llama and horse turnouts

The listing company advertises the estate as a great spot for family retreats, luxury events or corporate destinations.

“Legacy Ranch is truly one of the most unique properties to come to market in the White Mountains — a fully self-sufficient estate that still delivers every comfort of a world-class retreat,” Josie Pakula, Global Real Estate Advisor for Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, said in a press release. “From the handcrafted lodge to the private pond and guest residences, this is a property built for gathering family and friends for generations to come.”

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