At A Glance

1.25 acres, two roofs, and the EPCOR tap.

A Santa Fe-inspired custom residence built into the Rio Verde Foothills in 2002. The main house holds 3,251 square feet of viga ceilings, alder doors, and hammered copper. A detached casita adds roughly 800 square feet with its own kitchen and living. EPCOR water service is the rare advantage out here.

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Casita ~800 Sq Ft Second Home

Property Type Single Family

Parking 3-Car Garage

Water EPCOR Service

Pool Saltwater, Resurfaced

A First Look

Step onto the lot. Adobe, copper, courtyard, sky.

The exterior tells most of the story before the front door opens. Stucco the color of dry caliche, viga beams reaching out under the portico, and the McDowell foothills holding the horizon. Book a private walk-through to see the interior land within it.

Wide approach to the front of 13919 E Quail Track Road, showing the Santa Fe stucco facade, exposed viga ceiling beams under a covered portico, and the desert landscape that frames the home — The approach. Caliche-toned stucco, exposed vigas, and a low desert horizon that opens to the McDowells.

Detail view of the residence and its block-walled grounds, showing the Santa Fe roofline, courtyard wall, and surrounding cactus and desert landscaping — The courtyard wall. Block-walled grounds keep the private side of the house turned inward, against the foothills.

View of the property's 1.25-acre lot with the home seated on a cul-de-sac, native desert vegetation in the foreground, and open Rio Verde land in the distance — The lot. 1.25 acres on a cul-de-sac, native desert in the foreground, Rio Verde behind.

Aerial-style view of 13919 E Quail Track Road showing the main residence, the detached casita, the saltwater pool, and the 1.25-acre block-walled grounds surrounded by Sonoran desert — The full holding. Main house, casita, saltwater pool, and the block-walled yard, all read at once.

“Hand-crafted alder doors, hammered copper sinks, viga ceilings, and a kiva fireplace. A Santa Fe custom, kept honest to its character.”

The Residence

Built to feel like the desert.

A custom Santa Fe-inspired residence sited on 1.25 acres in the Rio Verde Foothills. Built in 2002, the main house holds 3,251 square feet across five bedrooms and four baths, with the materials a true territorial home asks for: hand-crafted alder doors, hammered copper sinks, travertine floors, viga ceilings overhead, and a kiva fireplace at the center of the great room.

The kitchen is set up for a working cook with a chef's range, a formal dining room sits beside it, and the great room opens out to a private courtyard that is the listing's signature interior-to-exterior move. The detached casita brings roughly 800 square feet of its own, with a full kitchen and living, a flex space ready for guests, in-laws, an income unit, or the studio someone has been waiting for.

Outside, the lot is block-walled and held up by the Rio Verde foothills. A resurfaced saltwater pool with a slide anchors the yard. EPCOR water service, rare in this part of Scottsdale, runs to the property. A three-car garage sits off the cul-de-sac. The home is described as turn-key.

The Casita

Roughly 800 Sq Ft More

A detached second residence with its own full kitchen and living. Built for in-laws, long-stay guests, a working studio, or an income unit on a property that already lives big.

The Water

EPCOR, Not A Well

Municipal EPCOR water service is the rare advantage in Rio Verde Foothills, where most parcels run on hauled water or a private well.

The Courtyard

A Private Center

A walled courtyard the house turns toward, framed by the kiva-warmed great room and the desert grounds beyond.

The Details

What makes it singular.

The Detached Casita

Roughly 800 square feet with a full kitchen and living. The flex space that turns this estate from a 5-bedroom home into a true compound.

Alder And Copper

Hand-crafted alder doors throughout. Hammered copper sinks. Travertine floors. The custom-build materials that make a Santa Fe house feel built, not bought.

Vigas And A Kiva

Vaulted viga ceilings overhead and a kiva fireplace at the center of the great room. The territorial gestures that anchor the interior.

Saltwater Pool

Resurfaced saltwater pool with a slide, set into the block-walled rear yard. The Arizona summer answer, kept private.

EPCOR Water

Municipal water service on a 1.25-acre Rio Verde Foothills parcel. The detail every buyer out here asks about, answered.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 13919 E Quail Track Road. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$7,180

Principal and interest only. Taxes, insurance, and HOA, if any, are not included. Based on a list price of $1,420,000.

The Neighborhood

Rio Verde Foothills, as it lives.

The Rio Verde Foothills sit at the northeast edge of Scottsdale, against the McDowell and Tonto Mountains. The character is acreage, dark skies, and the kind of native desert quiet you cannot buy further south. Tonto National Forest opens directly off the area; the trails at Bartlett Lake, the Verde River, and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve all sit within reach.

North Scottsdale's shops and dining at Pinnacle Peak and Troon are a fifteen-minute drive south. Sky Harbor is roughly forty-five minutes. EPCOR-served parcels, like this one, hold their value out here because they sidestep the hauled-water question that has come to define the area.

Minutes from Tonto National Forest and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve

A Second Roof, Under the First Sky