Desert Escape | Poolside BBQs, Sunset Views & Spacious Comfort

This 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom home (four full baths and two half baths) sleeps up to 18 guests across two floors — and the bathroom count is the first thing to understand. Luxury groups often book around it. Every guest here has access to a private or semi-private bathroom, which is rare at this size and makes the entire stay run more smoothly.



The bedroom layout:



First floor — two king bedrooms, each with its own private full bathroom. These are the quietest, most private rooms in the home.



Second floor — a bunk room with full-over-full bunk and twin trundle (sleeps 5) with a private bath. A matching bunk room with full-over-full bunk and twin trundle (sleeps 5). A third room with two full beds (sleeps 4). The last two second-floor rooms share a well-appointed Jack-and-Jill bathroom.



The home across two floors:



The first floor is built around comfort and gathering. A cozy living area with a fireplace anchors the main space, and the gourmet kitchen — equipped with a commercial stove and oven, spice rack, and full condiments — connects directly to the backyard through pocket doors. A coffee bar with six stools doubles as a casual workspace. Booth seating adds to the relaxed, boutique-restaurant feel throughout.



The second floor opens into a full great room with two TVs, a Blitz arcade game, bar tables, and a balcony with Camelback Mountain views. This is where the group naturally migrates after dinner — the kind of space that keeps everyone together without anyone feeling obligated to stay.



The backyard:



A gas-heated pool sits at the center, surrounded by sun loungers, a dining table, a built-in grill, built-in benches, and outdoor games. Camelback is on the horizon. It is a complete outdoor living space, not just a pool with chairs.



The garage:



Double basketball hoop, life-size Connect Four, and Jenga round out the entertainment. Six adult bikes and three kids' bikes — helmets included — are available for exploring the neighborhood. Arcadia's streets and the canal paths nearby make this a genuinely worthwhile amenity, not just a prop.



The location:



Arcadia's best restaurants and coffee shops are minutes out on foot or by bike. Old Town Scottsdale is close enough to feel spontaneous. The Camelback Echo Canyon trailhead is within reach for anyone who wants to earn their pool time.



Pool heat available for $125/day, set to 85°F. Please request at least 72 hours in advance — a $85 convenience fee applies for later requests.