Prescott Valley Real Estate
History
Prescott Valley grew from ranch country and gold-rush grit into one of Northern Arizona’s most practical, fast-growing towns. The valley—once called Lonesome Valley—supported ranchers supplying nearby mining camps, with early activity along Lynx Creek. Modern residential growth kicked off in the 1960s, and locals voted to incorporate in 1978. Today, PV keeps the down-to-earth, get-it-done vibe while adding parks, trails, and an events district that punches above its weight.
Things to Do
- Findlay Toyota Center: The region’s event hub for concerts, family shows, sports, and seasonal ice—easy parking, easy access.
- Glassford Summit Trail: A straightforward climb with big-view payoff from the top of an ancient volcano between PV and Prescott.
- Fain Park & Lynx Creek: Low-key trails, picnic spots, and local history nods near the old gold workings.
- Mountain Valley Park: Community pool and splash pad, skate park, ball fields, and ramadas—weekend-friendly and kid-approved.
- Parks & Paths Network: Dozens of neighborhood parks plus links to the Iron King and Peavine systems for biking, strolling, and dog-walking.
Local Restaurants
- Rosa’s Pizzeria (PV) – Reliable NY-style pies, pastas, and take-and-bake options in the heart of the Entertainment District.
- Casa Perez – Casual, family-friendly Mexican staples; good for a quick bite pre-event.
- El Asadero – Counter-service tacos, tortas, and grilled plates—no fuss, solid flavors.
- Taqueria Guadalajara – Local go-to for generous combo plates and classic salsas.
What It’s Like Living There
PV is built for everyday life: straightforward commutes, ample services, and a park system that actually gets used. You’re minutes to groceries, healthcare, and schools, with larger retail and pro services clustered around the town center. Outdoor time is easy—trailheads close by, lakes and pines in Prescott, and room to breathe without sacrificing convenience. From a real-estate lens: buyers choose Prescott Valley for function first—newer housing stock, practical layouts, and access to the region’s amenities—then stay for the low-drama lifestyle.
7030 E Autumn Lane
$865,000
5166 E Frost Ln --
$1,995,900
7901 E State Route 69
$110000
Prescott Valley Listings Summary
Prescott Valley - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Prescott Valley: $661,700 / County Avg $789,000
Avg Taxes in Prescott Valley: $2,000 / County Avg $2,300
Avg Sq. Ft. in Prescott Valley: 1,974 / County Avg 2,117
Avg Price per/sqft in Prescott Valley:$335 / County Avg $373
Avg Walkscore in Prescott Valley: 7 / County Avg 18
Avg Year Built in Prescott Valley: 2011 / County Avg 2001
Avg Days on Website in Prescott Valley: 97 / County Avg 144
Prescott Valley Real Estate Market Health
| Areas in Prescott Valley AZ |
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| Jaser 8 |
| Jasper |
| Jasper 7 |
| Jasper 8 |
| Out of Area |
| Pronghorn Ranch |
| Skyview |
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