Seven Arrows Homes For Sale

Seven Arrows is an intimate village rising above the Desert Mountain community. The stunning second, third and fourth holes of the Chiricahua golf course surround Seven Arrows while the backdrop of Apache Mountain provides spectacular views of the high desert. Ample lots characterize this village, which is also situated near the Cochise/Geronimo Clubhouse and golf courses.

Seven Arrows Homes For Sale

3,600,000

4 bed/6.5 bath

7,515 (Builder) sf

Active

MLS 4305327
Lot 13

4 Bedrooms [Master Split w\Walk-in Closet] / Den / Great / Media / 6.5 Baths
Heated Play Pool & Spa/Heated Community Pool & Spa
Mountain & City Light views.

3 Car Garage
Built : 2006

Offered by Exclusive Properties of Arizona

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2,100,000

5 bed/7.5 bath

Unknown sf

Active

MLS 4439905
Lot 23

5 Bedrooms [2 Masters, Split w\Walk-in Closet] / Den / Great / 7.5 Baths
Heated Pool & Spa/Heated Community Pool & Spa
Mountain & City Light views.
Separate Guest House.
3 Car Garage
Built : 2005

Offered by Desert Mountain Real Estate

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Here is a list of definitions often used to describe Distressed Properties.

Definitions

	Short Sale	The "short" in short sale actually refers to the fact that the payoff amount agreed to in the transaction is "shorter" than the mortgage balance on the property. Simply put, there is more owed on the home than it will sell for.
	Pre-Foreclosure	The owner is attempting to sell the property during the pre-foreclosure period, before the foreclosure can be completed. The term pre-foreclosure or preforeclosure is that period between when the lender files a foreclosure notice of default in the public records (Lis Pendens) and the date the property is to be sold at public auction or trustee's sale. Often lenders are taking back properties instead of holding the public auction or trustee's sale.
	Lender Owned	Lender owned is just what it sounds like. Also called REO, which means real estate owned, or bank owned.