Welcome to your home away from home in the heart of historic Litchfield Park, where relaxed resort living meets timeless charm. Nestled alongside the Heritage (Red) Course at The Wigwam Golf Club, this beautifully maintained second-floor condominium offers a peaceful retreat in one of the West Valley's most sought-after locations.

Located within the private, gated Cachet at The Wigwam community, this fully furnished 1,933-square-foot residence has been thoughtfully designed for both comfort and style. The open floor plan features two spacious bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a versatile den that easily adapts to your needs. Whether you're working remotely, catching up on a good book, or hosting additional guests, the den includes a daybed with a trundle that comfortably sleeps two. The primary suite features a luxurious king-size bed, while the second bedroom offers a cozy queen-size bed, making the home ideal for families, couples traveling together, or extended stays. Expansive windows fill the home with natural light, while the private covered balcony invites you to savor a quiet morning coffee or unwind with a glass of wine as the Arizona sun sets.

One of the home's greatest pleasures is its effortless walkable lifestyle. A convenient pedestrian underpass leads directly to The Wigwam Resort, where championship golf, exceptional dining, inviting cafés, and the renowned LeMonds Aveda Salon & Spa are all just a short stroll away. Whether you're enjoying an afternoon at the spa, teeing off on one of Arizona's most celebrated golf courses, or lingering over dinner before an evening walk through charming downtown Litchfield Park, everything you need for a memorable stay is right outside your door.

Whether you're planning an extended getaway, escaping the winter, or simply looking for a place where every day feels a little more like vacation, this home offers an effortless blend of comfort, convenience, and understated luxury. Settle in, slow down, and experience the very best of the Wigwam lifestyle.

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House Rules

Unsuitable for infants under 2

Suitable for children ages 2-12

Pets not allowed

No smoking

Allergens

Cat free

Dog free

Smoke free

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I'd be happy to meet other members over a cup of coffee or a glass of vino.  Very excited to join the PLU community!

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Tanya

Hello everyone! It's a pleasure to virtually meet you all - newbie on the block here😊

My family of three has caught the travel bug in a big way. Over the past few years, we've made it a tradition to spend about 5–6 weeks each year exploring the world together. My son is in his second year at ASU studying biomedical engineering, and my daughter keeps us all on our toes—she graduated high school with honors this year (at 16!) and is already starting dental school (I'm still trying to figure out where she found the extra hours in the day!)

With summers and school breaks generally up for grabs, we're always looking for our next adventure. I have a soft spot for the "old continent"—probably thanks to my Eastern European roots—but I'm game for just about anywhere that offers cultural immersion, unforgettable food, and maybe a few stories we'll be laughing about years later.

By day, I work in Finance, but since I work remotely, I'm lucky enough to have traded a traditional office for an ever-changing view. Whether it's a café in Europe or a quiet corner somewhere new, my laptop has become quite the frequent flyer.

More than anything, I'm a big believer in living in the moment—a mindset that only grew stronger after the pandemic. Life is short, the world is fascinating, and there are still far too many meals (and memories) waiting to be discovered!

PS: If you don't have a Globe / Pluto to exchange, you are still more than welcome to visit!  The only thing I'd ask is to cover my housekeeper's fee of $150 ($250 if you'd rather she takes care of all the laundry / making beds as well).  That way all my guests will enjoy sparkly clean accommodations:)