McCormick Ranch
One of Scottsdale's earlier master-planned communities, with lakes, greenbelts, paths and a central location.

Neighborhood guide
Walkable dining, galleries and nightlife, plus established neighborhoods of ranch-style and mid-century homes.
Old Town is the walkable heart of Scottsdale: restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, boutiques and an evening scene within a few blocks of each other. The Arts District, the shops along Fifth Avenue, the Scottsdale Waterfront along the Arizona Canal and Scottsdale Stadium (home of spring training baseball) are all part of the mix.
South Scottsdale stretches below Old Town toward Tempe. It is known for established streets, single-level ranch and mid-century homes, many of them updated, and easy access to the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt path system.

Single-level homes and elevator-served condos make this area a strong fit for downsizers. Ask about parking, noise near nightlife streets, and HOA rules on rentals before you commit.
One of Scottsdale's earlier master-planned communities, with lakes, greenbelts, paths and a central location.
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