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Phoenix, AZ Homes for Sale

A practical guide to buying a home in Phoenix. Useful whether you are moving here from out of state, upsizing, downsizing, or just exploring a different part of town.

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Buying a Home in Phoenix

Phoenix is the fifth largest city in the country, and every part of town has its own character, price point, and feel. The right neighborhood usually matters just as much as the right house.

The city itself covers more than 500 square miles, and the neighborhoods feel like different worlds. North Phoenix is mostly newer master-planned neighborhoods. Central Phoenix has the historic districts, urban condos, and the Arcadia and Biltmore neighborhoods. Downtown is growing fast with new high-rises, walkable restaurants, and the light rail. South Phoenix and Ahwatukee sit on the other side of South Mountain with their own feel entirely.

Whether you are moving to Phoenix from out of state, looking for your next home as a local, or thinking about an investment property, the same principle applies. My job as your advisor is to help you figure out which part of Phoenix actually matches the life you want to live here. After more than 20 years guiding buyers through this market, I can tell you most regrets come from picking the wrong area, not the wrong floor plan.

One quick note on the name. "Phoenix" gets used loosely. Some buyers mean the city of Phoenix specifically. Others mean the whole metro area, which includes Scottsdale, Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, Goodyear, Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa. This page focuses on the city of Phoenix itself. If you are open to nearby cities, scroll down to the city links section, or just call me and we can talk through the differences.

Phoenix Neighborhoods to Know

Four areas of Phoenix that come up most often in buyer conversations. Each one feels different, prices differently, and attracts a different kind of buyer.

North Phoenix

Desert Ridge & North Phoenix

One of the most popular landing spots in north Phoenix. Desert Ridge is anchored by the Desert Ridge Marketplace, the JW Marriott resort, and easy access to Loop 101 and SR 51. Newer master-planned feel, newer schools, and a strong mix of single-family, townhomes, and condos.

Buyers usually pick this area for the lifestyle balance: shopping, dining, and resort amenities within a few minutes, but still residential streets and quiet cul-de-sacs. Commutes into central Phoenix or up to Scottsdale work well from here.

Vibe: Master-planned, family-friendly, resort-adjacent · Home styles: Single-family, townhomes, condos · Build era: Mostly 1990s to current
Central / East Phoenix

Arcadia, Biltmore & Camelback

Arcadia and the Biltmore corridor are where many of Phoenix's most-recognized homes are. Tree-lined streets, citrus groves on some lots, ranch homes, and a lot of remodels and tear-downs near Camelback Mountain. The Biltmore area adds high-rise condos and resort-style living right at 24th Street and Camelback.

This is a higher price point than most of Phoenix and inventory turns slowly. Buyers come here for the established feel, the dining scene along 32nd Street and 44th Street, and the central location. If you want to be 15 minutes from almost everywhere, this is that pocket.

Vibe: Established, walkable, premium · Home styles: Ranch, modern remodels, high-rise condos · Build era: 1950s through new construction
North Phoenix

Deer Valley & Norterra

Deer Valley sits along the Loop 101 in north Phoenix and includes Norterra, Stetson Valley, Sonoran Foothills, and several other newer master-planned neighborhoods. This area is popular with buyers who work along the I-17 corridor or want quick access to north Scottsdale, Anthem, and points north.

Newer construction is the rule here, with home prices that are typically more accessible than Arcadia or Desert Ridge. The TSMC plant nearby has driven a lot of recent attention to this part of town, especially among buyers tied to the semiconductor industry.

Vibe: Newer, suburban, commuter-friendly · Home styles: Single-family, some townhomes · Build era: Mostly 2000s to current
Urban Core

Downtown & Midtown Phoenix

Downtown and Midtown have changed dramatically over the last decade. ASU's downtown campus, the light rail, and a steady wave of new high-rise condos have made the urban core a real option for buyers who want a walkable lifestyle. Roosevelt Row, the Heritage Square area, and the warehouse district anchor downtown. Midtown stretches up Central Avenue with tree-lined streets and historic neighborhoods like Willo and Encanto.

This is the closest thing to true urban living in Phoenix. Most homes here are condos, lofts, or smaller historic homes on smaller lots. Commute is a non-issue if you work downtown or take light rail.

Vibe: Urban, walkable, historic mixed with new construction · Home styles: Condos, lofts, historic bungalows · Build era: 1920s through new construction

Looking for a specific Phoenix community? Browse our complete A to Z directory of all Phoenix subdivisions.

Honest Things to Know About Living in Phoenix

Phoenix has a lot going for it, but there are real tradeoffs. I would rather have you walk in with eyes open, whether this is your first move here or your third home in the Valley.

What People Love

The Reasons Buyers Move Here

Sunshine and weather. October through May is genuinely beautiful. Most days are sunny, the air is dry, and outdoor living is part of daily life. Patios, pools, and hiking trails get used year round on the cooler end of the calendar.

No state tax on Social Security. Arizona does not tax Social Security benefits, which matters for retirees and anyone comparing Arizona to other states.

Lower cost of living than coastal markets. Buyers coming from California, Washington, the Northeast, or Chicago typically find Phoenix more affordable, even after recent appreciation.

Airport access. Sky Harbor is one of the most convenient major airports in the country, and most of Phoenix is within 25 minutes of the terminals.

What to Plan For

Tradeoffs Worth Knowing

Summer heat is real. June through September is hot. Highs of 105 to 115 are normal. Most homes have multiple AC units, pools become essential rather than optional, and outdoor activity shifts to mornings and evenings. New buyers should check AC age and look for shaded patios.

HOAs are common. Most newer Phoenix neighborhoods have HOAs. Fees range widely, and the rules vary. I always pull HOA documents before you write an offer so there are no surprises.

Traffic patterns are different. The freeway system is solid, but rush hours have gotten heavier. Where you live versus where you work matters more than buyers expect.

Property taxes are reasonable. Arizona property taxes are generally lower than many of the higher-tax states people come from, which often offsets some of the home price differences.

One thing I tell every buyer who is new to Phoenix or new to a particular area: visit in July or August before you commit. The weather in November is wonderful, but it is not the weather you will live in for four months a year. Anyone who can handle a Phoenix summer can handle the rest of the year easily.

The Phoenix Lifestyle

Beyond the home itself, here is what daily life looks like across most of the city.

Outdoor Recreation

Camelback Mountain, Piestewa Peak, South Mountain, and the Phoenix Mountains Preserve give you serious hiking inside the city limits. Most neighborhoods are within 15 minutes of a real trailhead.

Sports & Spring Training

Diamondbacks, Suns, and Cardinals all play in the metro. February and March bring Cactus League spring training with 15 MLB teams across the Valley.

Healthcare

Major systems include Mayo Clinic, Banner Health, HonorHealth, and Dignity Health. Most Phoenix neighborhoods have a hospital within 10 to 15 minutes.

Dining & Culture

Arcadia, Biltmore, Roosevelt Row, and Old Town Scottsdale anchor the food scene. The Phoenix Art Museum, Heard Museum, and Desert Botanical Garden are local favorites.

Schools & Universities

Phoenix-area schools vary widely by district. ASU, Grand Canyon University, and the U of A College of Medicine downtown serve higher education. School quality is one of the top conversations in any buyer call with kids in the picture.

Travel & Day Trips

Sedona is two hours north. Flagstaff and the San Francisco Peaks are 2.5 hours and 7,000 feet higher (snow in winter). The Grand Canyon is a long day trip. San Diego beaches are about 5.5 hours by car.

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Phoenix Relocation FAQs

How do I pick the right area of Phoenix?

There is no single best area, which is why the right answer depends on what you want. Buyers who want resort-style amenities and newer construction usually land in Desert Ridge or Deer Valley/Norterra. Buyers who want established neighborhoods and a central location lean toward Arcadia or Biltmore. Buyers who want a walkable urban lifestyle look at Downtown or Midtown. Whether you are moving to Phoenix or already live here and want a different feel, a couple of in-person tours of two or three different areas usually clears things up fast. Here's a list of Phoenix subdivisions to explore.

How hot is Phoenix really?

Hot. June through early September has highs of 105 to 115. Nighttime lows in July and August can stay above 90. The other eight months of the year are genuinely pleasant, often perfect. Most buyers find that pools, covered patios, and good AC make summer manageable, but it is a real adjustment for anyone coming from a cooler climate.

Are property taxes high in Phoenix?

Generally no. Arizona property taxes are typically lower than what people pay in California, Texas, Illinois, or New York. The exact rate varies by school district and city, and the Maricopa County Assessor site has parcel-level information for any home you are considering. I always pull tax history before you write an offer.

Should I buy new construction or resale?

Both work, but they are very different transactions. New construction in Phoenix often comes with builder incentives, especially around interest rate buydowns, but the contracts favor the builder and you should always have your own representation. Resale typically gives you established landscaping, mature trees, and known neighborhood feel, but you will inherit older systems. New construction can be great, but builder contracts are a little different. That is where having someone on your side really helps.

What is the average home price in Phoenix?

The median for the city of Phoenix has been hovering in the mid $400,000s, but that number hides huge variation by area. Arcadia and Biltmore homes regularly sit above $1 million. Desert Ridge typically runs $500,000 to $900,000. Deer Valley and Norterra often trade in the $450,000 to $700,000 range. Downtown condos start in the $300,000s and run up. The honest answer is the price you should plan for depends entirely on which area you choose.

How does the Phoenix metro area compare to the city of Phoenix itself?

The city of Phoenix is the largest piece, but the metro area also includes Scottsdale, Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, Goodyear, Buckeye, Litchfield Park, Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa. Each city has its own character and price point. Many buyers come in thinking "Phoenix" and end up in one of the surrounding cities once they understand the differences. Always worth keeping the door open to nearby cities during your search.

Is Phoenix a good place to downsize?

It can be a strong fit. Single-level homes are common throughout Phoenix, especially in north Phoenix and Ahwatukee, and the Biltmore corridor has well-maintained condos with HOA-handled exteriors. Buyers who want resort-style amenities without the size of a large home often look at lock-and-leave condos in central Phoenix or smaller patio homes in the newer master-planned areas. We also have strong 55+ community options just outside the city limits if that is on your list.

Can I buy a new home in Phoenix before selling my current one?

Yes, several ways. Some buyers use a HELOC or bridge loan against current equity. Others write contingent offers, which work better in slower markets and on certain price points. There are also a few buy-before-you-sell programs that can be useful in the right situation. The right approach depends on your equity position, timeline, and how competitive the price point you are shopping in is. Worth a phone call to walk through what fits your situation.

What should I look for during a Phoenix home inspection?

AC age and condition is the big one. Most Phoenix homes have multiple AC units, and replacement is expensive. Roof condition matters because of UV exposure. Pool equipment, irrigation systems, and termite history are all worth flagging. A good inspector who knows the Phoenix climate will catch what a generalist might miss. I work with inspectors I trust and can refer you when the time comes.

Is Phoenix safe?

Like any large city, safety varies by neighborhood. The areas featured on this page are generally considered safe, but I always recommend buyers tour during the day and again in the evening, talk to neighbors, and check local crime statistics through the Phoenix Police Department's neighborhood data tools. Your gut on a neighborhood walk usually tells you a lot.

Let's Find the Right Part of Phoenix for You

I have spent more than 20 years guiding buyers through this market, from first-time homebuyers and locals shopping a new neighborhood to relocation buyers and downsizers. The first conversation is just to listen and answer questions. No pressure.

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6535 W Brookhart Way, Phoenix
$815,000
6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 7104190 MLS
Public Remarks: Check out this freshly remodeled home in the highly sought after Preserve at Boulder Mountain North subdivision! Great location, close to many hiking trails including the Deems Hills Recreation Area and the Peoria West Wing!!! From the moment you pull up, you will be impressed with the stone planters and travertine paver stairs that lead to the entry! Walk thru the front door and you are greeted by 20 foot ceilings, a living room to your right and formal dining room to your left. Proceed to the gourmet kitchen that features GE Monogram appliances, including a 6-burner gas cooktop and a hood! Granite counters, a breakfast bar and the large walk-in pantry complete this functional kitchen area. The spacious great room is highlighted by a 48 inch linear fireplace! The primary bedroom is located on the first floor, with an exit to the backyard and large walk-in closet. The primary bath has a walk-in shower, separate tub and dual vanities. There is also a second bedroom and half bath on the main floor. The upstairs has 4 bedrooms, including an en-suite with its own full bathroom, another full bathroom and a loft in the middle. Check out the great mountain views from the balcony! All bedrooms have oversized closets. The oversized 3 car garage has a 220 outlet and a water softener. And the backyard is great for entertaining, with a sparkling pool, pavers, artificial grass and mountain views! Your clients are going to love this home!

6535 W Brookhart Way, Phoenix

Courtesy of Ashby Realty Group, LLC. ricashby@gmail.com

6622 N 31st Place, Phoenix
$2,975,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 7104172 MLS
Extraordinary privacy, dramatic mountain vistas, and captivating city-light views define this stunning contemporary residence in the prestigious guard-gated community of Biltmore Mountain Estates. Encompassing over 4,400 square feet, this recently updated home is beautifully nestled against the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, offering the rare sensation of living in a secluded desert retreat while remaining in the heart of the city. Thoughtfully designed for both gracious entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the residence features an expansive kitchen opening to a warm and inviting family room, complemented by elegant formal living and dining spaces and a wet bar. Generously proportioned bedrooms offer exceptional privacy, including an impressive guest suite with the potential to become a fully independent living space for extended family or guests. Outdoors, a private pool and the magnificent natural beauty of the surrounding mountains create an idyllic setting for relaxation. Imagine stepping outside your door for a morning hike through the Preserve, returning to enjoy the tranquility of your own private sanctuary. Just minutes from acclaimed dining, premier golf, upscale shopping, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, this exceptional residence delivers an increasingly rare luxury: the feeling of being worlds away, with everything you desire remarkably close at hand.

6622 N 31st Place, Phoenix

Courtesy of RETSY. 602-842-0000

37325 N 29th Avenue, Phoenix
$1,279,000
6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 7104127 MLS
Perched high above Desert Hills, this privately gated custom hillside residence offers extraordinary privacy and sweeping mountain and city-light views from one of the area's most elevated settings. Set on 2.4 acres, the home feels wonderfully removed from the city while remaining approximately 10 minutes from the TSMC Arizona campus and convenient to I-17 and 40 minutes to Sky Harbor. With nearly 2,500 square feet on each of its two levels, the 5,097-square-foot floorplan provides an impressive amount of living, entertaining and guest space. The main level is designed around the view, with expansive windows bringing the surrounding mountains into the dining room, family room and primary suite. The spacious kitchen features extensive custom cabinetry, granite countertops quality applia abundant storage and an oversized walk-in pantry. The primary suite includes a generous ensuite bath and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms, each with its own walk-in closet, complete the main level, along with direct access from the extra-deep three-car garage. The full walkout lower level offers three additional bedrooms and an entire floor dedicated to recreation, guests, work or hobbies. A private theater features stadium seating for nine, while a dedicated exercise room and large game or bonus room create space for nearly every interest. Numerous closets on both levels provide exceptional storage throughout the home. Custom construction details include Pella windows, eight-foot solid-core interior and exterior doors, ten-foot ceilings throughout and vaulted ceilings in select rooms. Additional features include an H2O Concepts whole-house water system, owned propane tank and app-controlled lighting, garage doors and commercial-quality entry gate. The home's substantial insulation also contributes to impressive energy efficiency for a residence of this size. Extensive landscaping and improvements enhance the natural hillside setting, while an approximately 2,000-square-foot graded pad on the east side of the home creates additional possibilities for a future project. From the patios, views extend across Anthem, Scottsdale and Cave Creek toward the Four Peaks mountain range. Even the Anthem Fourth of July fireworks can be enjoyed from home. For the buyer who values privacy, interior space and an unforgettable elevated setting, this is a truly distinctive Desert Hills property.

37325 N 29th Avenue, Phoenix

Courtesy of W and Partners, LLC. 602-828-5767

4337 E Evans Drive, Phoenix
$650,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7104094 MLS
Beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home situated on a spacious corner lot in Phoenix, featuring a private diving pool and an inviting outdoor living space. This move-in-ready, single-level home has been thoughtfully updated throughout, showcasing stylish laminate flooring with no carpet, vaulted ceilings, upgraded lighting and fixtures, living room skylights, extended double patio doors, upgraded baseboards, and fresh, neutral paint. The chef-inspired kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, a subway tile backsplash, an oversized island, ceramic-top electric range, pantry, dishwasher, and refrigerator. The spacious primary suite offers an extended closet, beautifully remodeled bathroom, and convenient private access to the backyard. A washer and dryer are also included, along with a two-car garage featuring finished flooring. Step outside to enjoy the expansive backyard, complete with a large covered patio, refreshing diving pool, grassy area, mature landscaping, and additional storage space. The generous corner lot provides plenty of room to relax, entertain, and enjoy the Arizona lifestyle. Located within the highly regarded Paradise Valley School District and conveniently close to excellent shopping, dining, and everyday amenities, this beautifully updated home offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and location!

4337 E Evans Drive, Phoenix

Courtesy of Engel & Voelkers Scottsdale. 480-515-5900

6314 N 10th Drive, Phoenix
$1,349,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 7103952 MLS
At Casa Azul, the day unfolds across two levels with the primary suite downstairs and the rest of the plan built to flex around it. The open living area brings the kitchen, dining and gathering spaces together, anchored by an oversized island, gas range and vaulted ceilings. Three guest suites including a second primary live upstairs along with a loft bonus space. Additional features include a designer mudroom, full laundry suite, and built-in wet bar with wine fridge. A covered patio extends the living space outdoors to a backyard oasis, beautifully finished with a fenced private pool and spa, a built in BBQ for entertaining, and chic landscaping with low-maintenance turf, crawling ivy, and tree-lined walls providing shade and maximum privacy. Four bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 2,696 sq ft, with an attached two-car garage and EV charging station. Energy Star certified new construction with a documented HERS 52 score. Contemporary in its finish, practical in the places that matter. Casa Azul is conveniently located near Central Phoenix's most popular hotspots including Uptown Plaza and Restaurant Row. A 10 minute bike ride (or 30 min walk!) to the Uptown Farmers Market, and less than 10 min drive to sushi, steak, tacos, breweries, and more. For the explorers, hiking and biking trails are just 10 minutes away too. This is a unique opportunity for premium Phoenix living with easy access to all the city has to offer.

6314 N 10th Drive, Phoenix

Courtesy of Compass. 480-776-1555

19 E Hoover Avenue, Phoenix
$1,395,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 7103456 MLS
Welcome to 19 E Hoover, where historic charm meets modern luxury in the heart of Midtown Phoenix. Nestled in the coveted Ashland Place Historic District, just behind the Heard Museum and steps from Central Avenue, this extraordinary home has been masterfully transformed into a work of art. Thoughtfully blending original architectural character with sophisticated designer finishes, this one-of-a-kind residence offers an exceptional urban lifestyle. A charming front porch and timeless curb appeal welcome you home, setting the tone for the beauty within. Step inside to discover original hardwood floors, graceful archways, exposed brick, and an inviting open-concept floor plan designed for effortless entertaining. The stunning custom kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring an expansive marble island, abundant storage, and striking iron doors that seamlessly connect the interior to the lush backyard. The main level also features two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and a private office. Ascending the main staircase, you'll discover a spacious family room with vaulted ceilings leading to an impressive primary suite. This luxurious retreat features a generous walk-in closet, a spa-inspired bathroom, and a beautiful bedroom with its own sitting area. A second private primary suite, accessed by a separate spiral staircase, offers another expansive bedroom, two walk-in closets, and a beautifully appointed bathroom with designer tile. Outside, the backyard is a true urban oasis. Lush gardens surround inviting outdoor living spaces, including a generous pergola-covered patio, built-in BBQ, and outdoor fireplace. Whether hosting an evening gathering or enjoying a quiet morning surrounded by greenery, every corner of this property has been thoughtfully designed for indoor-outdoor living. More than a home, 19 E Hoover is a lifestyle, where historic elegance, thoughtful design, and the energy of Midtown Phoenix come together in one remarkable address. Welcome home.

19 E Hoover Avenue, Phoenix

Courtesy of HomeSmart. 602-230-7600

4410 E Andora Drive, Phoenix
$650,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7103428 MLS
Quiet Cul-de-Sac Living, Private Pool & an Incredible Location Near the New PV! Enjoy the perfect combination of a peaceful neighborhood setting and convenient access to some of North Phoenix's most exciting destinations! Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac with a neighborhood park just across the street, this exceptionally clean and well-maintained home offers comfortable living and a backyard designed for enjoying the Arizona lifestyle. Step inside to discover a welcoming home that has been lovingly cared for and is move-in ready, with the opportunity to add your own personal touches over time. Recent improvements include brand-new windows installed in November 2026 and a new electrical panel with a whole-house surge protector. The backyard is a true highlight, featuring a sparkling private pool and an expansive covered patio with plenty of room for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply relaxing in the shade. A two-car garage adds everyday convenience. And the location is hard to beat! Just minutes from the exciting new PV redevelopment at the former Paradise Valley Mall, you'll enjoy easy access to fantastic restaurants, Whole Foods, shopping, fitness and entertainment, along with nearby parks and everyday conveniences. Well maintained, move-in ready and ideally located, this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy today while making it your own tomorrow. Come see everything this home has to offer!

4410 E Andora Drive, Phoenix

Courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. 480-948-3338

10612 N 7th Place, Phoenix
$500,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7103412 MLS
Excellent Cul-De-Sac Location. This Pointe Tapatio 5 patio home is on one of the community's largest and private shaded lots! This 1,660 sq ft residence has been thoughtfully improved with a high-efficiency two-stage heat pump, new water heater, large-format tile flooring, professional interior paint, upgraded plumbing fixtures, modern lighting, custom window tinting, five-track blinds, designer switches and outlets, updated hardware, and quiet DC motor ceiling fans. The unique architectural design preserves the conversation pit while offering a fresh contemporary feel. Outdoors, enjoy travertine pavers, custom steel security doors, a professionally designed courtyard with fountain and sculptures, and a private sauna retreat. Exterior improvements include updated paint and roof recoating. Pointe Tapatio 5 with significant mature tree canopy providing shade, privacy, and outdoor enjoyment seldom found in the community. Multiple outdoor living areas create flexibility for entertaining and everyday use. Well-maintained by current ownership with attention to both aesthetics and long-term upkeep. Prime interior community location surrounded by established landscaping and distinctive Pointe Tapatio architecture. Strong lock-and-leave potential for seasonal residents, second-home buyers, or those seeking low-maintenance living in a highly sought-after North Phoenix neighborhood.

10612 N 7th Place, Phoenix

Courtesy of eXp Realty. 888-897-7821

1805 N Laurel Avenue, Phoenix
$635,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7103334 MLS
HISTORIC CHARM MEETS MODERN LUXURY | FEATURED ON HGTV'S HOUSE HUNTERS! Featured on HGTV's House Hunters (Season 117, Episode 7), this stunning 1938 residence in the coveted Fairview Place Historic District beautifully blends timeless architectural charm with modern sophistication. Thoughtfully renovated while preserving its historic character, the home showcases original steel-frame windows, textured plaster walls, and elegant wood-look flooring. The chef-inspired kitchen features white Shaker cabinetry, designer tile, an oversized butcher-block island, and a rare 1940s O'Keefe & Merritt gas range. An adjoining coffee and wine bar adds the perfect touch for entertaining. The luxurious primary suite offers a spa-inspired ensuite retreat featuring a freestanding soaking tub, frameless glass shower, elegant chandelier, and built-in dressing area. Direct access to a charming bonus room with exposed ceiling beams and a beautiful mosaic-tiled fireplace creates an inviting extension of the suite, ideal for a private sitting room, home office, or third bedroom. YOUR OWN PRIVATE BACKYARD OASIS! French doors open to a charming covered side patio, perfect for intimate family dinners and alfresco entertaining. Unwind beneath a separate covered lounge area beside the fire pit, overlooking the heated pool and spa. An idyllic setting for year-round relaxation and unforgettable gatherings. Additional highlights include a gated RV driveway, detached garage with potential for a studio or casita, and major improvements: new roof on the main residence (2018), new garage roof (2020), and refreshed exterior paint (2023). Ideally situated minutes from Downtown Phoenix, Roosevelt Row, exceptional dining, entertainment, and Sky Harbor Airport. A rare opportunity to experience historic elegance, modern luxury, and resort-style living in the heart of Phoenix!

1805 N Laurel Avenue, Phoenix

Courtesy of eXp Realty. 888-897-7821

16424 N 44th Street, Phoenix
$1,800,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 7103158 MLS
Your new home offers the rare combination of sophisticated luxury, exceptional horse facilities, and a premier North Phoenix location near Paradise Valley and Scottsdale without the high taxes. Situated on 1.122 acres in Paradise Ranchitos, this beautifully renovated 3,730-square-foot estate delivers elegance, privacy, and room to live the lifestyle you love. Step inside to soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, exquisite high-end finishes, and expansive living spaces designed to impress. Your stunning kitchen is an entertainer's dream, while a dramatic two-way fireplace serves as an architectural centerpiece. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and two luxurious primary suites with private ensuites, the thoughtfully designed split floor plan offers exceptional flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or extended stays. Outside, your private resort awaits! Relax beside the sparkling pool, entertain under the covered patio, or enjoy peaceful views of your equestrian retreat. Horse lovers will appreciate the impressive barn with 6 stalls, a round pen, dedicated tack and feed room, and fenced horse areas. With ample room for trailers, RVs, and equipment, this property is designed for both convenience and functionality. A circular driveway, oversized detached garage, no HOA, and desirable county island setting add to the appeal. Enjoy the freedom of country-style living without sacrificing city conveniences! Just minutes from upscale shopping, exceptional dining, golf, entertainment, and the vibrant Scottsdale and Paradise Valley lifestyle. Luxury for you. A home for your horses. An extraordinary lifestyle for both.

16424 N 44th Street, Phoenix

Courtesy of Life Real Estate. 480-577-8272

3902 N 14th Place, Phoenix
$499,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7102910 MLS
Welcome to this beautifully remodeled home in the heart of Central Phoenix! Completely renovated in 2023, this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home features a new kitchen, remodeled bathrooms, lighting fixtures, doors, and luxury vinyl flooring throughout. The spacious living area is filled with natural light and the updated kitchen features new cabinetry, quartz countertops, and plenty of space for cooking and entertaining. Both bathrooms have been completely remodeled, including a stunning walk-in shower in the primary suite. Step outside to a spacious backyard featuring your own private pool and covered patio, perfect for relaxing and entertaining. Additional highlights include a 2 car garage and NO HOA! Prime Central Phoenix location, close to great restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and PHX! PRIME LOCATION: - Located in the heart of Central Phoenix, offering easy access to some of the Valley's best dining, shopping and entertainment. - Minutes from the popular Biltmore/Arcadia area with upscale shopping, restaurants and entertainment. - Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Old Town Scottsdale, just a short drive away. - Close to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Sprouts, Fry's and everyday shopping. - Surrounded by great local restaurants, coffee shops and neighborhood favorites along 16th Street and Indian School Road. - Near Steele Indian School Park, Longview Park and other neighborhood green spaces. - Convenient to Uptown Phoenix, Midtown and Downtown Phoenix. - Easy access to SR-51 and I-10 for commuting throughout the Valley. - Short drive to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. - The solar lease payment is fixed at $141 per month for the remainder of the lease term.

3902 N 14th Place, Phoenix

Courtesy of eXp Realty. 480-420-4455

6900 E Princess Drive Unit 2135, Phoenix
$340,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 7102897 MLS
Meticulously maintained and enjoyed as a winter retreat, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath second-floor end unit is ideal as a seasonal getaway, lock-and-leave, investment property or year-round home. Recent upgrades include Water Heater 2024 and new AC condensing unit in 2025, lighting fixtures, vinyl plank flooring in main living area and updated carpet in the bedrooms. The split floor plan offers privacy with both bedrooms featuring private, full en-suite bathrooms. The kitchen features granite countertops, modern cabinetry with several obscure-glass accents, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, double black granite sink, and walk-in pantry with a NEW obscure-glass door.Enjoy the ease of a turnkey purchase, with furnishings, appliances, linens, kitchenware, and more available by separate bill of sale making it easy to start enjoying the Scottsdale lifestyle from day one. Enjoy peaceful courtyard views with easy access to the gas BBQ located next to the unit. This gated community offers two heated pools with spas and a secure clubhouse featuring a two-story fitness center and entertaining areas and community media room. Ideally located near Mayo Clinic, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Resort, Desert Ridge Marketplace for convenient shopping and dining, with easy access to the Loop 101. Perfect as a winter escape, low-maintenance second home, or full-time residence! Don't miss this opportunity to make this your home soon!

6900 E Princess Drive Unit 2135, Phoenix

Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty. 480-951-1010

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