After buying land in the community, he built a
complex where he and his guests could fly
lightweight aircraft and created an informal
club called Sky Gypsies dedicated to the sport. "The
Sky Gypsy Café is a haven for aviation
enthusiasts with 320 days of sunshine and no
commercial air traffic. It offers ideal
year-round flying conditions," said Rob Bridges,
Williams & Williams' Senior Vice President,
Commercial Sales. "It's suited for those with a
passion for flying aircraft such as kite planes,
weight shift aircraft, aero trikes and light
general aviation aircraft."
The property's two-level Sky Gypsy Café and
adjoining Galaxy Theater have been used as a
gathering spot for locals and pilots after a day
of soaring through the mountains. At
approximately 3,000 square feet, the entire
structure includes several outdoor seating areas
that offer incredible views of mountain vistas
and night-time desert star gazing.
With high grade commercial construction, fine
finished cement floors downstairs and hand
planed hardwoods upstairs, the building can be
used for its intended design or easily
repurposed. The theater seats up to 35 people
and features a 93" big screen for the ultimate
viewing party.
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