60 × 60 Hangar Home
On the Runway
A finished one-bedroom apartment built inside a 60′×60′ clear-span steel hangar — taxi off Runway 17/35, close the Schweiss lift-strap door, and you're home. Fiber internet already connected.
Finished, Furnished-Ready,
and Wheels-Up Close
Most hangar homes are a plan and a permit. This one is built. The apartment is complete — kitchen, bath, bedroom, living room — and the other 3,600 square feet are open hangar with a full-width bi-fold door.
Concrete apron runs straight to the taxiway and onto 3,500 feet of paved runway. Insulated steel shell, mini-split heating and cooling, LED lighting throughout, and a decked, wired rooftop waiting on whatever you want to build up there. Sold direct by the developer with owner-carry terms available.
See It For Yourself
Real photos of this hangar and this apartment — nothing staged, nothing rendered.
The Apartment & The Hangar
Living quarters on one end, working hangar on the other — one building, one roof, one bill.
The Apartment
- Bedroom with ceiling fan, closet, and window
- Full bath — walk-in shower, quartz-look vanity, linen shelving
- Kitchen with stainless refrigerator, range, microwave, and dishwasher
- Shaker cabinetry with matte black hardware
- Living room open to the hangar ceiling above
- Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout
- Mini-split heating and cooling · LED lighting
- Fiber internet already connected to the property
- Under-stair storage plus a full storage deck above
The Hangar
- 60′×60′ clear-span steel building — no interior columns
- Full-width Schweiss bifold door with patented lift straps
- Insulated shell with finished concrete floor
- Electrical service installed
- Poured concrete apron to the taxiway
- Room for aircraft plus a workshop, lounge, or vehicles
- Full roof access — decked and already wired for power
- Direct access to Runway 17/35, 3,500 × 42 ft asphalt
Two Things Most Hangars
Don't Have
The door and the internet are where hangar owners spend their money later. Both are already done here.
Schweiss Lift-Strap Bifold Door
- Patented lift straps in place of cables — the change that reset the standard for bifold doors
- Opens and closes faster, quieter, and with noticeably less strain on the structure
- Strap autolatch system — a feature no other door manufacturer offers
- Fewer wear points than cable systems, and a longer service life
- Safer to operate and simpler to maintain over the life of the building
- Full-width opening — the entire hangar face clears to the ramp
Fiber Internet, Already Connected
- Fiber is run and connected — no satellite dish, no line-of-sight workaround
- Real upload speed for video calls, cloud backups, and streaming
- Weather-resistant service that holds up when a dish would drop out
- Makes this a working remote-work base, not just a weekend crash pad
- Out in the desert, connectivity like this isn't something you can assume
The Roof Is
Already Ready
Above the apartment, the full roof structure is framed, decked in OSB, and wired — power is already run and the stairwell opening is finished and railed-ready. Most owners use it for storage on day one and build it out later: a sundeck over the ramp, a covered entertaining area, or additional finished space.
The structure and the electrical are done. The vision is yours.
Room by Room
Every finish shown is what's installed today.
This Is the View
From Your Backyard
Traffic on short final for Runway 17 — the 3,500-ft paved strip — shot from behind the hangar. No tower, no landing fees, no gate code. Just neighbors flying.
A Fly-In Community, Built for Pilots
Western Sky Airpark (0AZ2) is a residential fly-in community in Salome, Arizona — wide desert skies, friendly neighbors, and true airpark freedom.
Taxi to Your Door
Concrete apron to the taxiway, taxiway to Runway 17/35 — 3,500 × 42 ft of asphalt, plus a 1,600-ft groomed dirt strip (14/32).
Live, Fly, Thrive
Hangar homes, an RV resort, and an FBO with fuel — a real community of aviators who love to fly.
Arizona High Desert
Field elevation 1,930 ft, CTAF 122.9, and some of the best year-round flying weather anywhere in La Paz County.
Buy Direct.
Skip the Bank.
We carry the paper. That means no loan committee, no appraisal delay, and terms we can structure directly with you. Owner-carry financing is available to qualified buyers — call and we'll walk through what a down payment and monthly number look like for your situation.
Ask About Terms- Offered at$399,999
- FinancingOwner-carry available
- TermsFlexible · on request
- StatusComplete · move-in ready
- ParcelLot 165 · APN 304-65-029
Schedule Your Showing
Fly in and see it, or call and we'll talk owner-financing terms. Either way, you'll deal directly with the developer.
Disclosures. All photos are of the actual property offered. Square footage is approximate and measured to the exterior of the steel structure. Rooftop area is decked and wired for storage and future improvement; any build-out is the responsibility of the buyer and subject to La Paz County permitting and Western Sky Airpark CC&R and architectural review. Price, terms, and availability are subject to change without notice and do not constitute an offer where prohibited. Aircraft and personal property shown are not included.
Owner-financing terms are available to qualified buyers and provided on request; terms are subject to review and applicable law. This is not a commitment to lend or an offer of credit. Offered by Western Sky Airpark Development, LLC.
Western Sky Airpark · Salome, Arizona · Equal Housing Opportunity