Staff Reports | Real Property & Homes
Camelot Homes has broke ground at Villas II, the second phase of its 23-home, lock-and-leave community of single-family detached residences within the prestigious Seven Desert Mountain golf community.
The Camelot team was joined by Mayor Lisa Borowsky and representatives from Desert Mountain Club and the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce as they turned the ceremonial shovels of dirt to kick off construction of the new luxury community, according to a press release.
In 1986, developer Lyle Anderson partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin Associated Architects to develop 8,300 acres into what is known today as one of the nation’s most prestigious master-planned communities – Desert Mountain.
Seven Desert Mountain, the luxury golf community within Desert Mountain, officially broke ground in 2018, and in 2019, No. 7 at Desert Mountain became the first new golf course to be built at Desert Mountain in nearly two decades, joining six Championship Jack Nicklaus Signature Courses.
“At Villas II, every homesite backs No. 7 at Desert Mountain, the USGA-rated championship par-54, 18-hole golf course that serves as the focal point of the community,” said Julie Hancock, managing director and co-owner of Camelot Homes.
Villas II brings back two award-winning floor plans from the sold-out first phase of Camelot’s Villas community, designed by award-winning architect Robert Hidey Architects. Each plan includes 2 to 4 bedrooms, 3.5 to 4.5 bathrooms, and 2,768 to 3,305 square feet.
“With homes set against the rolling green hills of the golf course, plus world-class amenities and easy access to recreational opportunities at nearby Tonto National Forest and Bartlett Lake, Villas II represents a rare opportunity — and the last chance to own a new home at Seven Desert Mountain,” Ms. Hancock said.
