Ahwatukee Foothills Homes For Sale
The listing of homes for sale in Ahwatukee below allows you to see all Ahwatukee Foothills homes for sale in the MLS, just like if you were a licensed Realtor. You now have access to information and photos of every Ahwatukee home for sale. This is the most up-to-date and accurate database available, and it updates automatically so you will always see the most recent homes for sale in Ahwatukee, AZ. Some of the hottest neighborhoods in the Ahwatukee Foothills are Mountain Park Ranch, Ahwatukee Equestrian Estates, The Sanctuary, Tapestry Canyon, and Fairways at the Foothills. You may also be interested in homes for sale in popular zip codes like 85044, 85048, or in neighboring cities, such as Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, and Tempe.
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AHWATUKEE FOOTHILLS HOMES FOR SALE - PHOENIX, AZ
Listed above are the homes for sale in the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix, Arizona. One of Phoenix's 15 urban villages, Ahwatukee provides some of the best living in Phoenix. Quality of life is high in the community, with a strong emphasis on outdoor recreation. Hiking, cycling, volleyball and golf are popular past times in Ahwatukee, and with four golf courses and many hiking trails, Ahwatukee is a great place to raise an active family. Isolated from Phoenix by the country's largest city park, South Mountain Park, Ahwatukee real estate and Ahwatukee homes for sale are highly sought-after by families and investors alike. With homes in all price ranges, Ahwatukee homes for sale are a great investment opportunity. Contact Troy Erickson Realtor for more information about Ahwatukee homes for sale in Phoenix, Arizona.
Ahwatukee Foothills is a neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona with a population of 81,518. Ahwatukee Foothills is in Maricopa County and is one of the best places to live in Arizona. Living in Ahwatukee Foothills offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Ahwatukee Foothills there are a lot of parks. Many young professionals live in Ahwatukee Foothills and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Ahwatukee Foothills are highly rated.
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Ahwatukee Foothills is located in the southeast valley of Phoenix, and a great location for those who work in downtown Phoenix or those who travel as both Phoenix and Phoenix Sky Harbor International airport are a quick commute. It is bounded on the east by I-10, on the north by South Mountain, and by the Gila River Indian Reservation on the south and west. The area enjoys the feel of small town living and South Mountain, with miles of hiking, is at your doorstep.
Homes for sale at Ahwatukee Foothills can be an affordable home built in the 90's at Mountain Park Ranch, or a luxury estate backing up to the South Mountain Preserve. Lots of dead-end streets and residential-only traffic make neighborhoods here feel rural.
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Ahwatukee, 'the land in the next valley' is an affluent community nestled against South Mountain in the beautiful Sonoran Desert. Ahwatukee was first developed by George Presley, the uncle of Elvis Presley in 1972 and been home to famous folks from the beginning. Professional athletes, musicians, authors and politicians all call Ahwatukee home, yet it is anything but pretentious.
It is the southernmost urban village of Metro Phoenix and it is the one with the strongest sense of independence. Ask an Ahwatukee resident, and although they have a Phoenix address, they will tell you they live in Ahwatukee, not Phoenix. While its affluence is evident in the homes of Ahwatukee, the stores and restaurants, its residents' demeanor is friendly and inviting. Ahwatukee has great restaurants and dining out is a staple for those who call it home. It has been remarked by media personalities that a night out for dinner in Ahwatukee would make anyone believe that the economic news of this decade has yet to make its impact known in Ahwatukee, as service is still top notch, prices are fair, and the restaurants are brimming with patrons enjoying a nice evening out.
It is a community that has capitalized on its scenic landscape. Neighborhood streets wind up and down and gracefully wrap around the natural slopes of the foothills of South Mountain. Yards are beautifully kept examples of some the desert's finest specimens, all artfully blended in with their surrounding environment. The use of low sodium street lights adds to the community's ambiance in the evening, which is certainly not lost on its residents who the passerby will find out for an evening stroll no matter what time of year they pass through. Ahwatukee is aptly referred to as the world's largest cul-de-sac; it is surrounded completely by South Mountain, the Gila Indian Reservation and the I-10 interstate, making it landlocked, yet accessible to every place and everything residents could desire.
Home prices in Ahwatukee have been more insulated from the economic downturn than that of many other valley cities due in large measure to the fact that once it is home, those living there are not in a hurry to move away. Many families moved in because it is served by the Kyrene school district which has one of the best reputations in the state. And due to its proximity to the Arizona State University, many young adults who go on to attend the University remain at home until graduation, providing those families something many other valley cities cannot boast of, which is a place where families start young and the parents stay until their golden years.
As a result, Ahwatukee also has a considerable retired population that calls it home. Just visit a local coffee house about mid morning on a weekday and you will find a group of retirees enjoying a pot of coffee, pastries and good conversation. Conversely take a trip to the LA Boxing gym and you will find well known sports celebrities working out and mingling. Ahwatukee is home to professional football players active and retired, such as Larry Fitzgerald and Rich Camarillo. Some like Rich Camarillo even give back serving on the local school coaching staffs.
Ahwatukee is a place where families, retirees, and famous folks can live, work and play in harmony, creating a community where anyone can come and feel welcome. If you think it may be for you, it is easy to find just look for the giant white Ahwatukee sign on the side of the mountain and you are there!
Working with an experienced local real estate agent who specializes in Ahwatukee home sales will allow you to find the right place that feels like "home".
Listed above are the homes for sale in the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix, Arizona. One of Phoenix's 15 urban villages, Ahwatukee provides some of the best living in Phoenix. Quality of life is high in the community, with a strong emphasis on outdoor recreation. Hiking, cycling, volleyball and golf are popular past times in Ahwatukee, and with four golf courses and many hiking trails, Ahwatukee is a great place to raise an active family. Isolated from Phoenix by the country's largest city park, South Mountain Park, Ahwatukee real estate and Ahwatukee homes for sale are highly sought-after by families and investors alike. With homes in all price ranges, Ahwatukee homes for sale are a great investment opportunity. Contact Troy Erickson Realtor for more information about Ahwatukee homes for sale in Phoenix, Arizona.
Ahwatukee Foothills is a neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona with a population of 81,518. Ahwatukee Foothills is in Maricopa County and is one of the best places to live in Arizona. Living in Ahwatukee Foothills offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Ahwatukee Foothills there are a lot of parks. Many young professionals live in Ahwatukee Foothills and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Ahwatukee Foothills are highly rated.
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Ahwatukee Foothills is located in the southeast valley of Phoenix, and a great location for those who work in downtown Phoenix or those who travel as both Phoenix and Phoenix Sky Harbor International airport are a quick commute. It is bounded on the east by I-10, on the north by South Mountain, and by the Gila River Indian Reservation on the south and west. The area enjoys the feel of small town living and South Mountain, with miles of hiking, is at your doorstep.
Homes for sale at Ahwatukee Foothills can be an affordable home built in the 90's at Mountain Park Ranch, or a luxury estate backing up to the South Mountain Preserve. Lots of dead-end streets and residential-only traffic make neighborhoods here feel rural.
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Ahwatukee, 'the land in the next valley' is an affluent community nestled against South Mountain in the beautiful Sonoran Desert. Ahwatukee was first developed by George Presley, the uncle of Elvis Presley in 1972 and been home to famous folks from the beginning. Professional athletes, musicians, authors and politicians all call Ahwatukee home, yet it is anything but pretentious.
It is the southernmost urban village of Metro Phoenix and it is the one with the strongest sense of independence. Ask an Ahwatukee resident, and although they have a Phoenix address, they will tell you they live in Ahwatukee, not Phoenix. While its affluence is evident in the homes of Ahwatukee, the stores and restaurants, its residents' demeanor is friendly and inviting. Ahwatukee has great restaurants and dining out is a staple for those who call it home. It has been remarked by media personalities that a night out for dinner in Ahwatukee would make anyone believe that the economic news of this decade has yet to make its impact known in Ahwatukee, as service is still top notch, prices are fair, and the restaurants are brimming with patrons enjoying a nice evening out.
It is a community that has capitalized on its scenic landscape. Neighborhood streets wind up and down and gracefully wrap around the natural slopes of the foothills of South Mountain. Yards are beautifully kept examples of some the desert's finest specimens, all artfully blended in with their surrounding environment. The use of low sodium street lights adds to the community's ambiance in the evening, which is certainly not lost on its residents who the passerby will find out for an evening stroll no matter what time of year they pass through. Ahwatukee is aptly referred to as the world's largest cul-de-sac; it is surrounded completely by South Mountain, the Gila Indian Reservation and the I-10 interstate, making it landlocked, yet accessible to every place and everything residents could desire.
Home prices in Ahwatukee have been more insulated from the economic downturn than that of many other valley cities due in large measure to the fact that once it is home, those living there are not in a hurry to move away. Many families moved in because it is served by the Kyrene school district which has one of the best reputations in the state. And due to its proximity to the Arizona State University, many young adults who go on to attend the University remain at home until graduation, providing those families something many other valley cities cannot boast of, which is a place where families start young and the parents stay until their golden years.
As a result, Ahwatukee also has a considerable retired population that calls it home. Just visit a local coffee house about mid morning on a weekday and you will find a group of retirees enjoying a pot of coffee, pastries and good conversation. Conversely take a trip to the LA Boxing gym and you will find well known sports celebrities working out and mingling. Ahwatukee is home to professional football players active and retired, such as Larry Fitzgerald and Rich Camarillo. Some like Rich Camarillo even give back serving on the local school coaching staffs.
Ahwatukee is a place where families, retirees, and famous folks can live, work and play in harmony, creating a community where anyone can come and feel welcome. If you think it may be for you, it is easy to find just look for the giant white Ahwatukee sign on the side of the mountain and you are there!
Working with an experienced local real estate agent who specializes in Ahwatukee home sales will allow you to find the right place that feels like "home".
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