Prescott

Overview

Prescott is a historic mountain town in central Arizona known for its courthouse square, four mild seasons, granite landscapes and lakes. It attracts retirees, families and Valley residents who want cooler weather and a friendly small-city feel.

Who This Community Is Best Suited For

• Retirees and pre-retirees
• Valley residents seeking milder summers
• Outdoor lovers
• Buyers who want small-city charm

Typical Price Ranges

Prescott offers everything from in-town historic homes to newer subdivisions and homes on acreage. Prices vary by neighborhood and view. See the stats above for current figures.

Lifestyle Highlights

• Historic Courthouse Plaza and Whiskey Row
• Watson Lake, Lynx Lake and the Granite Dells
• Prescott National Forest trails
• Four mild seasons

Dining & Shopping

Downtown Prescott has a lively mix of local restaurants, shops and galleries around the courthouse square, plus regional shopping along Highway 69.

School Information

Prescott is primarily served by Prescott Unified School District; nearby Prescott Valley is served by Humboldt Unified. Verify attendance zone by exact street address.

Golf & Recreation

Several public and private golf courses in the area, plus lakes, the Granite Dells and Prescott National Forest for hiking, biking and paddling.

Commute Information

Approximate drive times; vary with traffic.

• Prescott Valley: about 15-20 minutes
• North Phoenix / Anthem: about 1.5 hours
• Sky Harbor Airport: about 1.75-2 hours
• Sedona: about 1.25-1.5 hours

Pros

• Mild climate
• Historic downtown
• Abundant outdoor recreation
• Strong sense of community

Things to Consider

• Longer drive to Phoenix
• Water availability considerations for growth
• Wildfire risk in some areas
• Many listings in the Prescott MLS, not ARMLS

Questions about Prescott? Contact Scott Finney, SDF Realty, LLC, 602-803-4646, scott@SDFRealty.com.