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Go green at Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch
From hybrid cars to energy-saving appliances, going green has become a priority for many people across the country. This dedication is especially apparent at Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch, which has been lauded for its numerous eco-friendly features and has been regarded as one of the best retirement communities in the country.
Sun City Anthem is located in Florence, Arizona, a modest town southeast of Phoenix. With a population of just over 23,000, the town has a welcoming atmosphere and is the perfect place for history buffs, as it is one of the oldest spots in the United States.
As for the community itself, it is an environment enthusiasts' dream. Homeowners can save energy through features such as smart thermostats and high-efficiency air conditioners. Additionally, homes are built using renewable resources, low VOC paints and incorporate fresh air ventilation.
Of course, Merrill Ranch provides homeowners with more than an eco-friendly residence. There are amenities to meet the needs of all residents, whether they want to relax by the outdoor resort-style pool or enroll in one of the many clubs offered for activities such as hiking, cooking and golfing.
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