Castle Hot Springs Resort, est. 1896

Description

Territorial winter capital of Arizona prior to 1912 Oldest Resort in Arizona (1896); vacation destination of the Astors, Roosevelts, Vanderbilts, and Wrigleys who were attracted to its healing springs, as well as a WWII R&R facility for servicemen, including Lt. Cmdr. JFK. 210 acres, set underneath 550 majestic date palm trees Vast main lawn and recreation area that was once an executive golf course 125,000 gallon swimming pool Continuous hot springs (118 to 120 degrees) at over 200,000 gallons per day located at the northeast end of the property, emanating from a rock outcropping; its origin has been estimated at 10,000 feet below the surface Seven miles northwest of Lake Pleasant, outside Phoenix, Arizona (12 miles north of State Route 74 and Castle Hot Springs Road) Property has electric service and self-contained water supply for irrigation and bathing Secluded site near the 6th largest city in the US 340 days of sunshine per year Perfect site for corporate retreat, organizational team-building facility, private residence, redevelopment site, chemical-dependence treatment center, geo-thermal-green community Admin building, guest house, barn, etc