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Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley
Incorporated in 1961, the history of Paradise Valley can be tracked back to the late 1800s when the area was primarily used for agriculture and ranching. It wasn’t until the 1930s that the land began to be developed for residential purposes. In the 1940s and 1950s, wealthy individuals began building homes in the area, attracted by its natural beauty, tranquil setting and close proximity to Phoenix. The town’s name is said to have originated from a comment made by one of the early residents who reportedly said that the area was a “paradise valley”. Over the years, Paradise Valley has become known for its luxurious homes, world-class golf courses, upscale resorts and beautiful natural scenery. It is now considered one of the most affluent communities in Arizona and is a popular destination for celebrities and high-profile individuals owning homes in the area.
Paradise Valley has a reputation for being a haven for the rich and famous. It is bordered by the cities of Phoenix and Scottsdale and is situated in the heart of the Phoenix metropolitan area. It is known for its beautiful natural landscapes including Camelback Mountain, Mummy Mountain and Piestewa Peak, which offer stunning views and excellent hiking trails. The town is also home to several world-class resorts and spas including the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain and the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia. Homes in Paradise Valley are often quite private, luxurious and rival resorts in their amenities, design and finishes.
Paradise Valley is a destination unto itself with world-class renowned restaurants, upscale shopping at nearby Scottsdale Fashion Square and Biltmore Fashion Park as well as numerous specialty boutiques, and purposely tranquil residential areas. Local Arizonans and tourists flock to the hiking trails with unparalleled views during the day, local galleries such as Cosanti Originals, seasonal events at the Franciscan Renewal Center, and world-class resorts. The Paradise Valley Country Club, nestled in the heart of town, is a members only private country club with golf, fitness, tennis, swimming, dining and social events. Close to Scottsdale and Phoenix for evening nightlife and entertainment, Paradise Valley itself is serene with private residences and both gated and guard gated communities.
Iconic panoramic views, private homesites and easy access to city amenities, Paradise Valley offers the perfect balance for those looking to have the best of all worlds. Easy access to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and downtown corporations are ideal for frequent travelers or professionals. It has a rich artistic culture with several museums and art galleries including Heard Museum North and hosts several cultural events throughout the year including the Paradise Valley Arts Festival. Paradise Valley feels like living at a resort every day.
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Statistics
DECEMBER | NOVEMBER | |
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Average Sales Price | $4,704,499 | $5,023,460 |
High Sales Price | $32,388,888 | $32,388,888 |
Sales | 112 | 110 |
Listings | 191 | 201 |
All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed