Steps from 2 lakes! Furnished 3BR smart home w/spa shower & solar power

What I love most about this place — and what guests keep mentioning too — is the primary suite. The bedroom itself is a proper retreat: a California King bed, a wall-mounted TV, blackout blinds, and a view out toward the neighborhood greenbelt and the famous Morrison Ranch grain silos. But it's the bathroom I still catch myself lingering in: a floor-to-ceiling onyx accent wall, a glass-enclosed shower with five spray heads (including a proper rain head), and a freestanding soakingtub set right beneath a picture window. It's the kind of detail that makes a trip feel like a genuine reset, not just a place to crash.

The rest of the house keeps that same energy. Downstairs, a two-story entry with a vaulted ceiling opens into a living room built around an 83 4K TV with surround sound — the black leather reclining sectional makes it very hard to leave. The eat-in kitchen has a big center island, soft-close wood cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances including a convection oven (perfect if baking is part of your trip) and a reverse-osmosis system for genuinely good drinking water. Upstairs, two more bedrooms — one with its own 70 Smart TV — share a full bath, and blackout blinds throughout mean everyone actually sleeps in.

This is also a fully smart, fully self-sufficient home: Alexa runs the lighting, blinds, and video doorbell, and three Tesla Powerwall batteries paired with rooftop solar keep everything running even if the grid doesn't cooperate. Out back, a covered patio and grassy yard planted with lemon, grapefruit, tangelo, orange, and pomegranate trees make for an easy evening outdoors.

What you'll find if you explore the area: the house sits inside Morrison Ranch, built around two catch-and-release lakes with their own fountains — pack a picnic, watch the ducks and the occasional turtle, or grab a rod and try your luck; the community stocks them for exactly that. Walking and biking trails wind through the greenbelts, and lighted pickleball and tennis courts are a short walk away if you want to work off the flight.

For something different, Revel Surf — Arizona's surf park, complete with a wave lagoon and beachside dining — and AZ Ice are both just a short drive away, which tends to surprise first-time visitors to the desert. If you'd rather stay on dry land, the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch and Gilbert Regional Park are close by for hiking and birdwatching.

Downtown Gilbert is under 15 minutes away and worth the trip: ribs at Joe's Real BBQ, line dancing at Whiskey Row, or the hidden speakeasy at the White Rabbit if you know where to look. San Tan Village covers shopping and casual dining about 10 minutes down the road, and everyday stops — grocery store, pharmacy, a quick bite to eat — are all within 5 minutes of the front door.

Everything is fully furnished, and the small stuff is covered too. The kitchen's already stocked with coffee, tea, and creamer, to start (or end!) your day right. Each full bathroom already has everything you need to unwind after a day in the Arizona heat, from body wash and conditioner to a hair dryer.

So, what are you waiting for Your desert oasis awaits. Bring your clothes and a toothbrush, and let the house do the rest.