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Nestled in the stunning landscapes of Northern Arizona, our passive solar home is designed to thrive in a region where municipal water supply is absent, and drilling a well is both impractical and costly. As people that value sustainable living, we’ve embraced rainwater harvesting as our primary water source, turning the challenge of scarce resources into an opportunity for self-sufficiency.

At Red Lake Valley Regenerative Homestead we are committed to harnessing solar energy through our advanced photovoltaic (PV) solar generation system, also known as “active solar.” Our system efficiently converts sunlight into electricity, drastically reducing our reliance on external power sources.

Nestled in a picturesque ten-acre juniper and pine forest, just forty miles south of the Grand Canyon and eight miles north of Williams, AZ, Red Lake Valley Regenerative Homestead (RLVRH) is our home and sustainable living demonstration site.