Live Beautifully | March 2020

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When it comes to the North Scottsdale lifestyle and area real estate, The Luckys are proud to be the eminent source for their clients.

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With 100s of millions of dollars in sales under their belts, The Luckys are honored to be reputed as the most proficient

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Refresh & Renew: Easy Ways to “Springerize” Your Home Privacy abounds for this wonderful soft contemporary home in gated Troon Highlands Estates. Located at the base of the McDowell Mountains on an elevated 1.7-acre, cul-de-sac lot with direct mountain views including Tom’s Thumb, the neutral palette throughout includes brand new exterior paint, and wood and tile floors with clean, curved lines. The home was designed to be handicap accessible with no interior steps which boasts oversized hallways, doors, and living spaces. One wing of the home includes a grand master suite with a fireplace and patio access along with a junior master suite with attached bath, small kitchenette, and front courtyard access. The other wing includes two en suite guest bedrooms and a dedicated theatre/ media room. The great room opens to the breakfast nook and the chef’s kitchen. Outside, the covered patio extends the length of the home to offer several dining and lounge areas and access to the attached bonus

Troon Highlands Estates 4 Bed + Den + Media + Bonus 4.5 Bath 5,025 SQ FT 3-Car Garage

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Scottsdale Events to Enjoy in March NEW & NOTEWORTHY ________________

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Privacy Abounds for This Soft Contemporary Home in Gated Troon Highlands Estates

MONARCH BUTTERFLIES, so named because they’ve been considered the “king of all butterflies,” have played a vital role in the Sonoran Desert ecosystem. Yet monarch populations have been declining steeply in the past decades, mainly due to development causing a loss of habitat. The monarch butterfly is the only known butterfly to make a two-way migration with the seasons. They leave the northern U.S. and Canada in early fall for warmer climes south to escape the cold weather in which they wouldn’t survive. Their journey is a whopping 2,500- to 3,000-mile trek. They mainly winter in Mexico and parts of Southern California, and Arizona happens to be in their migration path. Yet scientists are recording alarming statistics of dwindling monarch populations. The population of monarchs wintering in California in January of 2019 was the lowest on record – an 85% decline from the previous year and a 99.4% decline from populations in the 1980s.

eat the milkweed to grow and the chrysalis attaches to a milkweed stem or leaf from which the butterflies emerge. There are many varieties of milkweed plants, and several are indigenous to the Sonoran Desert. The Arizona Game & Fish Department has overseen the planting of milkweeds along the Arizona migration path, and residents are encouraged to plant milkweeds as well. Check with your homeowners association that they’re on the approved plant list, but they generally are allowed in most North Scottsdale subdivisions. Further, supplying a water source and flowering plants in your yard will also aid the butterflies in their survival. For more information and ways you can help, visit SWMonarchs.org.

In February and March, the hibernating monarchs migrate back north and east. Yet if the environment can’t sustain their needs for the journey, we may experience lower and lower populations until they may be considered endangered. However, you can help play a role in assisting the butterflies with their crossing. Monarchs can’t survive without the milkweed plant. It’s on these plants that they lay their eggs. The hatching caterpillars

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