Frankie Flanders

I was raised on a working cattle ranch near the Dragoon foothills, just miles from where my great-great-grandfather homesteaded in the 1870s. Those early years shaped the way I understand home: it’s more than a structure — it’s a place that holds your story. Today, I live in Bisbee and am in the slow, hands-on process of restoring a circa-1910 Douglas-block home. When you’re rebuilding something that old, you learn to appreciate craftsmanship, character, and the way a property comes to life over time. That perspective helps me guide clients who are drawn to the unique architecture and creative spirit of southeastern Arizona. My roots extend across the region. My mother grew up on Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista, and I’ve lived, worked, and owned property throughout Arizona — Phoenix, Scottsdale, and ten years in Prescott, where I still operate Mile High Cottage, a Top 5% Airbnb. That ...