Page 6 November 2016 H OMES OF D ISTINCTION Casa Blanca Estates Inviting hacienda in guard-gated Casa Blanca Estates. Warm ambiance and relaxed elegance. Beautifully remodeled with Mexican doors, Saltillo tile and antiqued wood planked floors. Amenities and quality of a most discerning homeowner. Private master suite, two additional ensuite BRs w/custom full baths. Resort-like backyard, pool, BBQ, grass area, covered patio w/fans, cantera stone walkways and spectacular views of Camelback Mountain. Offered at $1,600,000. Debbie Frazelle, ABR 6 02.954.6888 Office • 602.399.8540 Cell • 3113 East Lincoln Drive www.debbiefrazelle.com • dfrazelle@cox.net Each Office Independently Owned and Operated PAST ARCADIA PTO VP PAST HOPI PTA PRESIDENT ARCADIA RESIDENT FOR OVER 30 YEARS Debbie Frazelle, ABR A trusted name in Arcadia Real Estate who will go the extra mile for you. A R I Z O N A J O U R N A L O F R E A L E S T A T E & B U S I N E S S leading az industry information since 1985 ARIZONA JOURNAL OF Real Estate & Business ® ANNUAL INDUSTRY AWARDS REAL ESTATE AGENT OF THE YEAR NOMINEE 2015 A R I Z O N A J O U R N A L O F R E A L E S T A T E & B U S I N E S S leading az industry information since 1985 ARIZONA JOURNAL OF Real Estate & Business ® ANNUAL INDUSTRY AWARDS REAL ESTATE AGENT OF THE YEAR NOMINEE 2015 A R I Z O N A J O U R N A L O F R E A L E S T A T E & B U S I N E S S leading az industry information since 1985 ARIZONA JOURNAL OF Real Estate & Business ® ANNUAL INDUSTRY AWARDS REAL ESTATE AGENT OF THE YEAR NOMINEE 2015 HUGE PRICE REDUCTION Call about several great pocket listings in Arcadia Prime! Historic Spanish Colonial Revival Estate Historic Spanish Colonial Revival Estate located on one of the most exclusive tree- lined streets in the heart of Arcadia. Enter the private gates of this one-of-a-kind nearly 2-acre lush green property nestled at the base of Camelback Mountain. Once considered for the state Governor’s mansion, and later serving as Miss Kitty of Gunsmoke’s residence for 17 years, this iconic 1920s home exudes character, charm, and elegance! The home is beautifully situated back from the street offering privacy and grandeur. Outside highlights include arched windows, iron balconies, Moreno tiled entryway that leads to a front door with delicately patterned stained glass. Remodeled numerous times, this light airy 6400 + sq ft open fl oor plan is a perfect haven for families and amazing for entertaining with multiple French doors leading to the back patio. This 6 Bedroom and 4 Bath home also has a large sunny pool room for convenient access to the pool and spa. The Showpiece Gourmet Kitchen has light-colored slab granite, commercial 6-burner gas range, double ovens, double dishwashers, three sinks, SubZero Refrigerator, and a large walk-in pantry. The Master Suite is located on the fi rst fl oor with Luxurious Spa-like Master Bath and beautiful oversized shower. The fi rst fl oor includes a casually elegant living room with 11 ft coved ceiling, majestic mountain views, and a fireplace modeled after the nearby Phoenician’s. The kitchen and oversized family room boast brick walls from the original 1920s home. Also on the main fl oor is a private two-stationed custom office, formal dining room with a domed ceiling, grand crystal chandelier, clear leaded glass transoms, domed ceiling foyer, and cozy library off the living room. In the former basement is a new walk-in 1500 bottle wine room, wine-tasting room, and a large work out room with herringbone patterned brick fl oors. Resort style grounds include an attached guest house, numerous patios, oversized 42’ long pool, large 12 person Jacuzzi/spa, outdoor kitchen, and Hopi/Arcadia schools. Too many extras to list! Featured on the cover of Phoenix Home and Garden and selected for the prestigious Palette of Homes Tour. This piece of Arcadia magic can be your dream home! NEW TO THE MARKET CALL FOR MORE INFO Now Accepting Applications for 2016-2017 Preschool – Grade 8 Schedule your private tour today and learn why generations of families continue to choose STCS to educate, inspire, and prepare their children for success in school and life! SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS · 2010 National Blue Ribbon School · 99% acceptance rate to Catholic High Schools · 10,000 sq ft Early Childhood Center · National Junior Honor Society · ITBS scores above national and local averages · Chromebooks, iPads and computer lab · Accelerated Reading Program · Competitive sports 5th – 8th · All school musical productions · PE, music, foreign language, library, art & computer science · Vibrant Christ-centered community · Financial aid and scholarships available 602-840-0010 x200 5001 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85018 WWW.STCS.US A 2010 National Blue Ribbon School, Saint Theresa Catholic School offers a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare students spiritually, academically and socially for the high school of their choice. Preschool through Grade 8 Accredited by Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) Schedule your private tour today! Saint Theresa Catholic School Saint Theresa Catholic School By Ira Ungar It’s easy to think you’re safe from the elements once the thermometer shakes off that third digit, but when you’re heading out to explore Arizona’s 40,000 acres of desert mountain parks and preserves, be prepared. Follow these simple tips so you can hit the trails and enjoy the state’s beauty all yearlong: • Never hike alone. Hike with a friend, family member or a group of experienced hikers. • Tell a friend or family member where you’re going, which trail(s) you plan to explore, and when you plan on returning home. • Wear sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat, even on cloudy days. Sunscreen with a minimum of 30 SPF will help protect your skin, especially if you’re hiking in higher elevations where there’s less shade. • Bring plenty of water and salty snacks for both two- and four-legged hikers. • Take several breaks along the way to maintain your energy levels, rehydrate and enjoy the view. • Be aware of sudden weather changes, and bring a rain jacket. Thunderstorms are common in the mountains, and heavy rains can result in creek run-offs and flash floods on trails. • Consider taking a GPS with you if you embark on unknown trails. The desert frequently looks the same and it is easy to get lost. • Stay on marked trails. If you don’t, you may damage the ecosystem and discover areas of ground erosion. You might even come up on a cliff or unexpected drop-off. You also have a much better chance of getting lost or injured when you decide to take the path not traveled. • Listen to your body and know its physical limits. If you have a medical condition such as heart issues; asthma; joint, knee or back problems; or diabetes limit your exertion and exposure to the heat. • Always check with your physician before starting a new exercise plan or embarking on a long or strenuous hike. — Ira Ungar, M.D., specializes in family medicine with HonorHealth Medical Group. Reach him at 480-882-7350. Go take a hike – safely HEALTHY TIDBITS

Page 7 November 2016 QUIETLY MAKING NOISE. KRIS:602.334.8887 | NORTHANDCO.COM | HEATHER:602.206.1814 HEATHER WILSON KRIS MCLAUGHLIN By Kelly Potts Movement Restoration is a massage therapy concept r un by female entrepreneurial duo Trisha Haws and Brynn Martin. The company focuses on restoring natural movement back to the body through individualized massage treatments. Located near Arcadia, Movement Restoration caters to people with restricted movement, compression of joints, tight muscles, or discomfort as a result of repetitive motions and positions from daily activities or jobs. “Everybody is an athlete, and we help them recover from their daily routines or exercise plans,” said Martin. “If you sit at a desk 9 to 5, we customize the treatment plan for that. If you are an Olympic athlete, we customize a treatment plan for that.” Although Movement Restoration works with professional and Olympic athletes, they also treat the general public. And Martin stresses that massage therapy isn’t only for athletes. “One of the biggest misconceptions is that you have to be a serious athlete to benefit from massage therapy services, and the honest answer is that everyone can, and should, seek this type of treatment.” Haws’ background includes more than 15 years of massage therapy experience within chiropractic and wellness practices, award- winning resorts and spas, and elite training facilities catering to professional athletes. Martin is instrumental in the development and growth of Movement Restoration, by directing the day-to-day operations, managing sales and marketing activities, and promoting programs and customer service. Together, the two have assembled a talented team of licensed and certified massage therapists who are dedicated to educating clients about the benefits of integrating massage, exercise and activities into their everyday lives. “While massage is a big part of what we do, it isn’t just about massage,” said Haws. “This is about restoring body movement and making sure people remain healthy and happy. Like Brynn said, everyone is an athlete, so we treat each body the way that benefits them the most.” For more information, visit us at www.movementrestoration.com. Body specialists focus on restoring natural movement BEHIND THE BUSINESS BUSINESS BRIEFS Sipping on summer all year long While the Valley is cooling down as fall approaches, a local company wants everyone to keep a little bit of summer alive with a twist on pre-mixed beverages. Coco 21, founded locally by Brian Kaplan, offers a unique line of premium ready-to-serve cocktails made with coconut water and vodka. “I had this idea a few years ago. A lot of people are drinking coconut water and mixing it with spirits, and it surprised me to find that no one had created a ready-to-drink product like this before,” said Kaplan, who grew up in Phoenix and attended the University of Arizona. “A buddy of mine came back from a vacation in Brazil and also mentioned that this is what everyone was drinking, so I thought, why not bring this product to the public?” For more information visit drinkcoco21.com. Jazz coming to the Southern Rail End the weekend on a high note by listening to live jazz on the Southern Rail porch, Sundays through the end of November. Jambalaya is the evening special and you can pair it with a Sazerac cocktail or enjoy a half price bottle of local Arizona wine. The music begins at 5 p.m. and we recommend getting a reservation. (11/6, 11/13, 11/20 & 11/27) Brynn Martin and Trisha Haws