Paradise Valley

In the early 1960s, as Phoenix expanded, residents of Paradise Valley, including John and Sandra Day O’Connor, worked to incorporate their cherished town. They aimed to maintain its residential charm, stunning real estate, and efficient yet unobtrusive government. The city's ordinances for synchronized streetlights and underground power lines ensure smooth traffic flow and preserve the breathtaking desert vistas. Ranked as the 14th most affluent city in America, Paradise Valley offers beautiful homes that provide privacy while granting easy access to world-class resorts, golf courses, country clubs, and enjoy 294 days of sunshine annually.

$5,909,939

Average Sales Price

$4,500,000

Median Sales Price

298

Total Listings

17,846

Population

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

Paradise Valley, the birthplace of Emma Stone and Dick Van Dyke, has been home to notable residents like the Maytag family, Michael Phelps, Muhammad Ali, Clive Cussler, and William Rehnquist. These individuals appreciate the town's perfect blend of privacy and accessibility, complemented by luxurious amenities. From celebrities and Supreme Court Justices to outdoor enthusiasts, residents enjoy a lifestyle that balances exclusivity with convenience. With high-end spas, restaurants, and classic estates, you never know who you'll spot at brunch. Yet, if privacy is what you seek, Paradise Valley excels in providing it.

LISTINGS

MORE LISTINGS

4 Beds5 Baths4,204 SqFt
1/97 97

Open Sun 11AM-3PM

$3,549,000

6529 N Mountain View Road, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Listed by Daniel K Papin of W and Partners, LLC
2 Beds2 Baths1,215 SqFt
1/42 42

Open Sat 10AM-12PM

$780,000

5764 N SCOTTSDALE Road, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Listed by Sacha Blanchet of Coldwell Banker Realty
5 Beds6 Baths6,685 SqFt
1/84 84

Open Fri 12PM-3PM

$4,000,000

10416 N 52ND Street, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Listed by Tracy Fitzgerald of The Noble Agency

ABOUT THE CULTURE

Paradise Valley boasts not only golf courses and spas but also remarkable museums, stunning art galleries, and exquisite restaurants. Nostalgia enthusiasts can visit the Barry Goldwater Memorial Park and the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park to ride the Paradise & Pacific Railroad and explore vintage model trains. Art lovers will be captivated by the handcrafted wind bells at Cosanti Originals, the studio of artist Paolo Soleri. Nature aficionados will find joy in the trails of Mummy Mountain Preserve, Camelback Mountain, and Piestewa Peak, followed by a relaxing patio brunch. At night, the city’s lighting ordinance allows for spectacular stargazing in the desert sky, enveloping you in Paradise Valley's tranquil atmosphere.

ABOUT THE LIFESTYLE

For those seeking luxurious and laid-back living, Paradise Valley is ideal. Start your day with the sunrise over the Sonoran Desert and enjoy the fragrance of blooming cacti en route to brunch at El Chorro. Spend your day golfing or indulging in a massage at a world-class spa, or embark on a hike at the Cholla Trailhead for birdwatching and panoramic views. In the afternoon, explore home décor at Scottsdale Marketplace, and conclude with a romantic dinner at Lon’s or cocktails at Jade Bar while watching the sunset. Peace, wellness, and comfort define the Paradise Valley lifestyle, making it a perfect place to call home.