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 The Prescott Valley lifestyle is for someone who
enjoys a more relaxed pace of life but also wants the
excitement of being part of an evolving community. Our
Town features a rich history, a progressive arts and
culture commission, a thriving downtown, and many other
elements that define the Prescott Valley lifestyle.
County: Yavapai County
Elevation: 5,100
Economy: The economy is comprised of industrial,
manufacturing, retail and service businesses.
Recreation: Prescott Valley is located within 10 minutes
of the Prescott National Forest, lakes, fishing, hiking
and camping. The Entertainment District is located
downtown and offers a variety of restaurants, a
6,000-seat events center, Harkins Theatres,
entertainment venues and retail shops.
History:
Founded in 1966 and incorporated in 1978, Prescott
Valley lies at the foot of Glassford Hill, a
long-extinct volcano. In the 1880’s Glassford Hill,
named after Colonel William A. Glassford, was used as
one of several U.S. Calvary heliograph stations located
throughout Arizona. Heliograph stations incorporated
mirrors used to reflect Morse code to one another.
Meanwhile, the Fain family, originally from Kentucky,
settled in the Camp Verde area and by the early 1990's,
owned the land now known as Prescott Valley and formed
the Fain Land & Cattle Company. In 1966, Prescott Valley
was founded and incorporated 12 years later. Population
has grown from a mere 600 in the early 70's to over
16,000 today
 Prescott Valley is one of the fastest growing,
vibrant, and diverse communities in Central Arizona.
Located just 80 miles north of Phoenix, Prescott Valley
is located in the center of many of Arizona's beautiful
natural and cultural attractions and is a short drive to
nearby cities such as, Prescott, Jerome, Sedona,
Cottonwood, and Flagstaff.
The last 6 years have ushered in many wonderful changes
to Prescott Valley including the addition of the new
Prescott Valley Entertainment District, new restaurants,
a new hotel, new businesses, a new hospital, and
transportation improvements. Most noticeable is the
addition of Tim's Toyota Center, a 134,800 sq ft, 5000+
seat arena hosting Arizona Sundog hockey along with a
wide variety concerts and events.
Surrounded by national forests, famous towns, ancient
pueblos, and historic sites, Prescott Valley is an
affordable alternative as your home base for exploring
Central Arizona. Shopping, tours, golf, hiking, and
hunting are all close by.
In addition, the Grand Canyon and the Mogollon Rim are
under three hours away.
Arizona Sundogs Hockey Club
Located at the Tim’s Toyota Center, the Arizona Sundogs
Hockey Club is the hottest sporting attraction in town.
They offer family entertainment, food and fun.
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Whiskey Row
Known for the numerous saloons that once lined the
street, Whiskey Row is located in beautiful downtown
Prescott. Today, fine restaurants, shops, and antique
stores are the order of the day.
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Arcosanti
Arcosanti is architect's Paolo Soleri's vision of urban
utopia. the completed project, located in Cordes
Junction, will house an artistic community with living
and working facilities for 5000 inhabitants. A bakery,
gallery, cafe, tours, and guest rooms are available to
visitors.
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their website]
Verde Canyon Railroad
Located in historic Clarkdale, this railroad offers a
scenic ride through the North Verde River Canyon and the
Sycamore Wilderness area located near Sedona. Sunset
rides are offered during the summer months.
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their website]
Chapel of the Holy Cross
Designed and built by sculptor, Marguerite Brunswig-Staude,
the chapel, located in Sedona, was completed in 1956.
The chapel offers inspiring architecture and exquisite
views in every direction.
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their website]
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts
Village
This arts and craft village, authentically fashioned
after a traditional Mexican village, has tasteful
galleries, unique shops, and restaurants within its vine
covered stucco walls, cobble-stoned walkways and
magnificent arched entryways. |
Robin
Plumer REALTOR®
602-799-7331
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