What if your RV didn't mean giving up a home—what if it was part of it? Here's a clever little place where you don't have to choose between traveling and staying put. It's in an RV-friendly resort community where people live full-time, part-time, or just when they feel like it. You'll find folks here who actually know their neighbors. They hang out. They play pickleball, swim in heated pools, and make stuff—like art, crafts, even furniture. There's a sewing room, a gym, a billiards table, and more. (Seriously—check the list.) Now, the house: It's a Santa Fe-style casita with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a game room. And here's the kicker: it sits on a corner lot with a giant three-car garage and a rooftop party deck with wild, open views of the Superstition Mountains. No rooftops blocking your sunrise. The kitchen? Designed for actual cooking. Think: sink, stove, fridgeexactly where they should be. Corian countertops, tile backsplash, hardwood cabinets, and premium appliances. Plus, furniture and a washer/dryer are already there. This place is low-maintenance, high-reward, and steps from the pool, the ballroom, and the live music stage. You don't need a mansionyou need a basecamp with style. See how this place could fit your version of freedom.