Fountain Hills has a great “hometown” feel where residents can enjoy lavish homes, luxurious amenities and close proximity to Scottsdale.
Fountain Hills is nestled in the northwestern corner of the Phoenix Valley. This quite town is surrounded by a mountain range, state land and two Indian Reservations. The city is also home to the world’s largest fountain, from which it inherited the name “Fountain Hills.” Crime is virtually non-existent, and the main source of entertainment is golf, local parks, eating out, and gazing at the beautiful 360 degree views.
Superstition Mountain views are extraordinary. In the winter, when Four Peaks is covered in snow, the views from Fountain Hills are outstanding. Fountain Hills land is desirable, and because there is no requirement to build, many people invest in lots and hang on to them. “Teardowns,” have become a more popular real estate option, a universal sign that you have invested wisely.
Fountain Hills real estate is popular with mid-westerners because of the “hometown” feel, attributed to its smaller size and overall safety. The luxury accommodations often draw retirees who want upscale living without all of the frenzy. About 60 percent of Fountain Hills residents commute to work all over the Valley. Starter families are almost priced out of the Fountain Hills real estate market, with the exception of condos.
Besides Phoenix, Fountain Hills has the most diverse housing stock in the Valley. Fountain Hills custom homes represent about three-quarters of the housing inventory. Developer MCO Properties also allocated plenty of open space and maintained the view corridors. Fountain Hills is a relatively small town built on a series of small hills and ridges, so there is plenty of real estate available with beautiful mountain and city views.
Home prices continue to escalate as Scottsdale residents are moving to Fountain Hills for its tranquility; which has lead to the first home sale to crack the 3 million dollar mark within the last couple of years. Fountain Hills will be completely sold out in seven or eight years. Town expansion depends on the possible sale of state land to the North. Expect home prices to rise even higher if the state doesn’t sell the land.
Browse all Homes for Sale in Fountain Hills
Search Results: 25 Properties
207 W Clarendon Avenue B2 Phoenix 85013
5620 N 63rd Drive Glendale 85301
27041 W Marco Polo Road Buckeye 85396
11202 N 60th Avenue Glendale 85304
1295 N Ash Street 318 Gilbert 85233
8917 E Davenport Drive Scottsdale 85260
13458 N Founders Park Boulevard Surprise 85379
3326 W Dahlia Drive Phoenix 85029
31640 N Royal Oak Way San Tan Valley 85143
14750 N 141st Drive Surprise 85379
611 N Rosemont Circle Mesa 85205
14211 S 5th Street Phoenix 85048
3548 W Acapulco Lane Phoenix 85053
6639 W Mercer Lane Glendale 85304
2528 E Mckellips Road 160 Mesa 85213
11243 N Saint Andrews Way Scottsdale 85254
42424 N Gavilan Peak Parkway 32206 Anthem 85086
1622 W Kaibab Drive Chandler 85248
3922 W Pecan Road Phoenix 85041
13636 W Chaparosa Way Peoria 85383
6829 W Highland Avenue Phoenix 85033
4051 E Anderson Drive Phoenix 85032
2234 E Virginia Street Mesa 85213
13123 W Whispering Oaks Drive Sun City West 85375
36135 W Merced Street Maricopa 85138
Contact Us
Office: 480-683-2000
Fax: 480-683-6001
info@azgreatestates.com
Realty One Group
17550 N Perimeter Dr #160
Scottsdale, AZ 85255