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Mountain Shadows site to feature multimillion-dollar homes

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A rendering shows a model home in Cullum Homes’ new develop- ment. Construction will begin in October, Cullum says. / Rendering- Cullum Homes

By Catherine Reagor, The Republic | azcentral.com

New homes soon will go up on the former site of the Mountain Shadows resort in Paradise Valley.

Cullum Homes plans to build 40 multimillion-dollar houses on the eastern edge of the 68-acre site at 56th Street and Lincoln Drive. The $100 million development is called the Village at Mountain Shadows.

The one-story houses, ranging from 3,300 to 4,600 square feet, could double in size if buyers opt for the deluxe basement being offered.

Homebuyers will also get a membership to work out and golf, as well as other privileges, at the boutique hotel planned for most of the former Mountain Shadows site.

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