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Here is the Ideal Hideaway you've been looking for. Safe Sanctuary near Scottsdale. Such a unique property, Hollywood used it as a location for a recent movie. Surrounded by preserve and public lands, with access to miles of trails and double artesian wells on the property that bubble out 12,000 gallons of fresh water a day, nurturing a Garden of Eden of Plants. Here you could live off the land! Perfect for a family compound too. This Legacy property is in a private, gated and hidden valley North of Cave Creek. A significant number of mine tunnels grace the upper portion of the property and were recently used as a Hollywood movie filming site. (see our webpage listed below for 20 uses for old mine tunnels!) This was the historic location of one of the largest mining camps in the area. The 38 acres are ALL PATENTED LAND (mineral rights included) where the Golden Reef Mine was located. Noted Hollywood director Adrian Carr (Crocodile Dundee) recently chose the property to shoot a high-budget pilot film called "Solus", set 1,000 years in the future. Here's a preview cut from the movie, filmed at the top of the mountain above the Golden Star Ranch and check out what Cave Creek, Arizona will look like in 1,000 years! https://vimeo.com/374230567/321224029a The enclave, surrounded by preserve and BLM and State land, includes a rustic home, 6 covered horse stalls and turnout, and a bunkhouse/casita and cabin. One of the top architects in the US has identified 5 or 6 luxury view homesites up on the mountain. Be sure to watch the video tour. All the links and info, tv shows and historical data, hydrology reports, are on the private webpage at: http://www.luxurydeserthideaways.com/goldenstar.html See the video tour! Come visit the land that time forgot! By the way, the owners donated the massive 10-stamp stamp mill to the Cave Creek Museum, where it was reconstructed and is demonstrated every month. it took 9,000 hours of volunteer work and three years to reassemble this priceless mining artifact!

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