SkyMall founder's Arizona ranch has 1,250-year-old tree and $9.475m price tag
Bob Worsley, the founder of SkyMall, is selling his 35-acre off-grid mountain estate in Heber, Arizona, for $9.475 million. The property, known as 'Legacy Lodge,' features an 18,952-square-foot log cabin built with materials sourced from Canada and Arizona.
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The sale highlights the luxury real estate market for self-sufficient, high-end properties designed for multi-generational family use.
Bob Worsley, founder of SkyMall and a former Arizona state senator, is selling his family ranch in the mountains of Heber, Arizona.The 35-acre off-grid mountain estate was made for a special goal: to make memories. The vacation home was a secluded shield for his kids and grandkids from the noise of the world. Not just a perfect family getaway, this ranch is self-sufficient, with solar power, its own well and a generator. “We're ready for the zombie apocalypse if we need it,” listing agent Josie Pakula with Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty told Realtor.com. For $9.475 million, someone else can now inherit it!A ranch with lots of family historyThe Worsley family’s 18,952-square-foot Legacy Lodge sits on a 32-acre ranch. It was designed as a sanctuary where family members could gather and make memories.“It’s a huge log cabin he built just for his family and his grandchildren.
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