grayhawk homeowner

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing. Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net

Contact The Tulman Group for a private tour of the luxury listing above that you would like to call home.

The Tulman Group

7221 E. Princess Blvd. Suite 117Scottsdale, AZ 85255

“Providing the Pinnacle of Service to Our Clients”

www.tulmangroup.com

Jerry Tulman | [email protected]

Matt Tulman | [email protected]

• Unprecedented Success in Grayhawk & North Scottsdale

• Top 1% Statewide • Luxury Property Specialists

• Over 30 Years of Experience• Exceptional Integrity, Commitment

and Performance

21517 N 81st Street | $3,675,0004 Bed | 6 Bath | 8,165 SQFT

21279 N 83rd Street | $1,594,8004 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,093 SQFT

8118 E Fledgling Dr | $2,450,000 6 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 6,356 SQFT

8359 E Overlook Dr | $2,150,000 5 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 7,839 SQFT

21170 N 82nd St | $1,100,000 4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,248 SQFT

8533 E Overlook Dr | $2,675,000 6 Bed | 7 Bath | 8,046 SQFT

21797 N 82nd Pl | $2,099,000 4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 5,607 SQFT

8298 E Wing Shadow Rd | $1,846,000 5 Bed | 4 Bath | 5,200 SQFT

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS.

GRAYHAWK

Grayhawk Luxury Listings

Presented By The Tulman Group

Hit the RoadGreat Escapes

Modern MargaritaMagical Guacamole

Showplace of the ValleySahuaro Historic Park

Mood Enhancing Ambiance

Lighten Up!Vol. 2 Issue 5

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YOUR HOME

LOCAL VENUESahuaro Ranch Historic AreaGlendaleAZ.com | 623.930.4200

Modern Margarita ModernMargarita.com | 602.795.8111

Want to create the perfect mood in any room of your home? Focus on the lighting … it’s one of the most effective ways to reinvigorate your space. Whether you’re in the bath or the boudoir, the den or the dining room, lighting sets the scene for whatever is at hand. The secret is getting the right mix of natural, ambient, and task lighting.

The first thing to consider is the purpose of the room. Work spaces—think kitchens and office spaces—should be well lit from above so cooking, cleaning, or computer work can be done with ease. Let as much natural light into these spaces as possible to help invigorate your mind while working. Install plenty of overhead lighting, with recessed, under-cabinetry lighting for specific tasks in the kitchen. In the den, make sure desks have ample task lighting for reading, writing, and computer work. In living rooms, be sure to place lamps near cozy chairs made for curling up with a good book.

In the bathroom, use lighting to enhance what is often a smaller space and perhaps lacks abundant, if any, natural lighting. Chandeliers—once denizens of the dining room alone—now find themselves at home in the bathroom, and look lovely and appropriate when in-scale to the room. After all, spa-like bathrooms should be well lit, bright, and sparkling clean. To complement a chandelier, consider targeted recessed lighting above the vanity and soft, subtle sconce lighting for nighttime and to help set a soothing scene. A large, decorative mirror can also help reflect light to further brighten up smaller spaces.

Of course, for other rooms, ambiance is more the goal than anything else. Rooms that come to mind: dining rooms and dramatic entryways, where chandeliers traditionally rule the roost. Consider dimmers to get the ambi-ent lighting just right for meal times and opt for additional recessed lighting when the room is used for other pur-poses. Sideboards are perfect spots for lamps that will help set the scene at parties and during buffets.

When a room is perfectly lit, you may not even notice it. But you do notice when you’re in a dimly lit room with no lamp in sight. The perfect mix and balance of natural and ambient lighting brings a house to life and creates a productive and soothing place to live. So go ahead, lighten up!

House-made Fresh Guacamole INGREDIENTS8 c Avocados (ripe) 2 Limes juiced1 tbsp Kosher salt ½ Small red onion, diced3 Small jalapeno, seeded and diced ½ bunch Cilantro, minced½ tsp Ground cumin 2 tbsp Cotija cheese, grated1 Small Roma tomato, seeded and diced

DIRECTIONSSlice each avocado in half and remove the seed. Scoop out the meat of the avocados into a mixing bowl, and top with the juice of 2 limes and the tablespoon of kosher salt. Using a potato masher mash the avocados to a smooth consistency. Add the diced red onions, jalapenos and spices. Mix to combine adjust the seasonings as needed. Refrigerate for 1 hour before serving. To serve top with the diced Roma tomato and grated Cotija cheese. Serve with tortilla chips.

Yield: 4 Cups

Watermelon Honey Margarita3 oz Tequila 2 oz Watermelon water1 oz Honey syrup 1 oz Fresh lime juice, strained Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously. Strain over fresh ice in a margarita glass. Garnish with a watermelon rind peel.

The time is right to head out of town and explore all the natural beauty our country has to offer. Grab the kids or a group of friends, your camera, and hit the road to explore some nearby national monuments and parks you won’t soon forget. This is how to make long-cherished memories with loved ones. Happy trails!

Road trip #1: Colorado

Must-see spots: When traveling to Colorado, the ultimate draw is undoubtedly the Rocky Mountains. Be sure to stop at Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. One of the state’s most accessible 14,000 foot mountains, Pikes Peak was the inspiration for the song “America the Beautiful.” You can reach the summit by railroad, car, or foot. While in Colorado Springs, head to the nearby United States Air Force Academy, and visit the famed modernist Cadet Chapel. Another landmark worth the trip: Mesa Verde National Park in Cortez, where visitors can explore ruins of cliff-side homes built by the ancient Pueblo people. Also on the must-see list: Historic mining towns that are scattered throughout Colorado, among them Georgetown-Silver Plume, Leadville, Silverton, and Telluride.

Road trip #2: Wyoming

Must-see spots: Heading north to Wyoming, the number-one destination is of course Yellowstone National Park, which lies mostly in Wyoming, and extends into Montana and Idaho. Covering some 3,468 square miles, the Park—the first National Park in the world—is home to hundreds of species of animals including grizzly bears, wolves, and herds of bison and elk. Don’t miss seeing the ever-popular Old Faithful Geyser, which erupts about every 91 minutes. Another U.S. National Historic Landmark is Independence Rock, near Casper. This large granite rock (it’s 130 feet high, 1,900 feet long, and 850 feet wide) was a well-known landmark on the Oregon and California emigrant trails. More than 5,000 early emigrants traveled the trail and left their names etched in the massive rock.

Road trip #3: Utah

Must-see spots: Traveling south from Wyoming, Utah brings numerous outdoor destinations. Home to five national parks, the Beehive State is a paradise for hikers, bikers, campers, and climbers. Start your journey near Moab in Southeast Utah at Arches National Park, home to the world’s largest number of natural stone arches (there are thousands of them—including the breathtaking Delicate Arch). In southwestern Utah, check out Bryce Canyon National Park, filled with brilliantly colored rock formations, spires, and pink cliffs, and Zion National Park, the state’s oldest and most frequented park. Zion is best known for its incredible hiking trails and vistas. Canyonlands National Park and Capitol Reef National Park round out the list. Salt Lake City also offers Temple Square a 10-acre complex owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The site attracts 3 million to 5 million visitors annually which is more than the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone National Park.

GREAT escapes

Preserving one of the Valley’s oldest and most magnificent ranches, the 17-acre Sahuaro Ranch Historic Area features 13 original buildings, a rose garden, barnyard and historic orchards. Listed on the National Register of Historical Places and known as the “Showplace of the Valley,” the Sahuaro Ranch Historic Area offers activities, exhibits and guided tours—keeping the history of early settlement in the Valley alive. Enjoy a trip back in time! Learn about the house built between 1891 and 1898, the history and the people who lived there.

Historic Main House Museum Tour Thursday – Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m.

Lighten Up!

YOUR HOME

LOCAL VENUESahuaro Ranch Historic AreaGlendaleAZ.com | 623.930.4200

Modern Margarita ModernMargarita.com | 602.795.8111

Want to create the perfect mood in any room of your home? Focus on the lighting … it’s one of the most effective ways to reinvigorate your space. Whether you’re in the bath or the boudoir, the den or the dining room, lighting sets the scene for whatever is at hand. The secret is getting the right mix of natural, ambient, and task lighting.

The first thing to consider is the purpose of the room. Work spaces—think kitchens and office spaces—should be well lit from above so cooking, cleaning, or computer work can be done with ease. Let as much natural light into these spaces as possible to help invigorate your mind while working. Install plenty of overhead lighting, with recessed, under-cabinetry lighting for specific tasks in the kitchen. In the den, make sure desks have ample task lighting for reading, writing, and computer work. In living rooms, be sure to place lamps near cozy chairs made for curling up with a good book.

In the bathroom, use lighting to enhance what is often a smaller space and perhaps lacks abundant, if any, natural lighting. Chandeliers—once denizens of the dining room alone—now find themselves at home in the bathroom, and look lovely and appropriate when in-scale to the room. After all, spa-like bathrooms should be well lit, bright, and sparkling clean. To complement a chandelier, consider targeted recessed lighting above the vanity and soft, subtle sconce lighting for nighttime and to help set a soothing scene. A large, decorative mirror can also help reflect light to further brighten up smaller spaces.

Of course, for other rooms, ambiance is more the goal than anything else. Rooms that come to mind: dining rooms and dramatic entryways, where chandeliers traditionally rule the roost. Consider dimmers to get the ambi-ent lighting just right for meal times and opt for additional recessed lighting when the room is used for other pur-poses. Sideboards are perfect spots for lamps that will help set the scene at parties and during buffets.

When a room is perfectly lit, you may not even notice it. But you do notice when you’re in a dimly lit room with no lamp in sight. The perfect mix and balance of natural and ambient lighting brings a house to life and creates a productive and soothing place to live. So go ahead, lighten up!

House-made Fresh Guacamole INGREDIENTS8 c Avocados (ripe) 2 Limes juiced1 tbsp Kosher salt ½ Small red onion, diced3 Small jalapeno, seeded and diced ½ bunch Cilantro, minced½ tsp Ground cumin 2 tbsp Cotija cheese, grated1 Small Roma tomato, seeded and diced

DIRECTIONSSlice each avocado in half and remove the seed. Scoop out the meat of the avocados into a mixing bowl, and top with the juice of 2 limes and the tablespoon of kosher salt. Using a potato masher mash the avocados to a smooth consistency. Add the diced red onions, jalapenos and spices. Mix to combine adjust the seasonings as needed. Refrigerate for 1 hour before serving. To serve top with the diced Roma tomato and grated Cotija cheese. Serve with tortilla chips.

Yield: 4 Cups

Watermelon Honey Margarita3 oz Tequila 2 oz Watermelon water1 oz Honey syrup 1 oz Fresh lime juice, strained Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously. Strain over fresh ice in a margarita glass. Garnish with a watermelon rind peel.

The time is right to head out of town and explore all the natural beauty our country has to offer. Grab the kids or a group of friends, your camera, and hit the road to explore some nearby national monuments and parks you won’t soon forget. This is how to make long-cherished memories with loved ones. Happy trails!

Road trip #1: Colorado

Must-see spots: When traveling to Colorado, the ultimate draw is undoubtedly the Rocky Mountains. Be sure to stop at Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. One of the state’s most accessible 14,000 foot mountains, Pikes Peak was the inspiration for the song “America the Beautiful.” You can reach the summit by railroad, car, or foot. While in Colorado Springs, head to the nearby United States Air Force Academy, and visit the famed modernist Cadet Chapel. Another landmark worth the trip: Mesa Verde National Park in Cortez, where visitors can explore ruins of cliff-side homes built by the ancient Pueblo people. Also on the must-see list: Historic mining towns that are scattered throughout Colorado, among them Georgetown-Silver Plume, Leadville, Silverton, and Telluride.

Road trip #2: Wyoming

Must-see spots: Heading north to Wyoming, the number-one destination is of course Yellowstone National Park, which lies mostly in Wyoming, and extends into Montana and Idaho. Covering some 3,468 square miles, the Park—the first National Park in the world—is home to hundreds of species of animals including grizzly bears, wolves, and herds of bison and elk. Don’t miss seeing the ever-popular Old Faithful Geyser, which erupts about every 91 minutes. Another U.S. National Historic Landmark is Independence Rock, near Casper. This large granite rock (it’s 130 feet high, 1,900 feet long, and 850 feet wide) was a well-known landmark on the Oregon and California emigrant trails. More than 5,000 early emigrants traveled the trail and left their names etched in the massive rock.

Road trip #3: Utah

Must-see spots: Traveling south from Wyoming, Utah brings numerous outdoor destinations. Home to five national parks, the Beehive State is a paradise for hikers, bikers, campers, and climbers. Start your journey near Moab in Southeast Utah at Arches National Park, home to the world’s largest number of natural stone arches (there are thousands of them—including the breathtaking Delicate Arch). In southwestern Utah, check out Bryce Canyon National Park, filled with brilliantly colored rock formations, spires, and pink cliffs, and Zion National Park, the state’s oldest and most frequented park. Zion is best known for its incredible hiking trails and vistas. Canyonlands National Park and Capitol Reef National Park round out the list. Salt Lake City also offers Temple Square a 10-acre complex owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The site attracts 3 million to 5 million visitors annually which is more than the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone National Park.

GREAT escapes

Preserving one of the Valley’s oldest and most magnificent ranches, the 17-acre Sahuaro Ranch Historic Area features 13 original buildings, a rose garden, barnyard and historic orchards. Listed on the National Register of Historical Places and known as the “Showplace of the Valley,” the Sahuaro Ranch Historic Area offers activities, exhibits and guided tours—keeping the history of early settlement in the Valley alive. Enjoy a trip back in time! Learn about the house built between 1891 and 1898, the history and the people who lived there.

Historic Main House Museum Tour Thursday – Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m.

Lighten Up!

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing. Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net

Contact The Tulman Group for a private tour of the luxury listing above that you would like to call home.

The Tulman Group

7221 E. Princess Blvd. Suite 117Scottsdale, AZ 85255

“Providing the Pinnacle of Service to Our Clients”

www.tulmangroup.com

Jerry Tulman | [email protected]

Matt Tulman | [email protected]

• Unprecedented Success in Grayhawk & North Scottsdale

• Top 1% Statewide • Luxury Property Specialists

• Over 30 Years of Experience• Exceptional Integrity, Commitment

and Performance

21517 N 81st Street | $3,675,0004 Bed | 6 Bath | 8,165 SQFT

21279 N 83rd Street | $1,594,8004 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,093 SQFT

8118 E Fledgling Dr | $2,450,000 6 Bed | 6.5 Bath | 6,356 SQFT

8533 E Overlook Dr | $2,675,000 6 Bed | 7 Bath | 8,046 SQFT

21797 N 82nd Pl | $2,099,000 4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 5,607 SQFT

8298 E Wing Shadow Rd | $1,846,000 5 Bed | 4 Bath | 5,200 SQFT

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS.

GRAYHAWK

Grayhawk Luxury Listings

Presented By The Tulman Group

Hit the RoadGreat Escapes

Modern MargaritaMagical Guacamole

Showplace of the ValleySahuaro Historic Park

Mood Enhancing Ambiance

Lighten Up!Vol. 2 Issue 5

PENDING

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