Old Town & South Scottsdale
Walkable dining, galleries and nightlife in Old Town, plus established South Scottsdale ranch neighborhoods.
Neighborhood guide
Troon & Pinnacle Peak
High Sonoran desert, boulder-strewn views, golf and custom homes on larger lots in far north Scottsdale.
Living in Troon & Pinnacle Peak
Far north Scottsdale's Troon and Pinnacle Peak area is high Sonoran desert at its most dramatic: granite boulders, saguaros and wide views, with darker night skies than the city.
Troon North golf, the Four Seasons Resort at Troon North and the trail at Pinnacle Peak Park are local landmarks. Homes tend to sit on larger lots with natural desert landscaping.
Homes you'll find
- Custom and semi-custom homes on larger desert lots
- Golf-course homes and gated communities
- Townhomes and casitas-style communities in a few enclaves
Who it fits
- Buyers who want privacy, views and desert scenery
- Golfers and hikers
- Luxury buyers who do not mind a longer drive to shopping
For luxury buyers
Plan for drive times to shopping and medical care. Confirm water and sewer systems on larger lots.
Market snapshot
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Questions to ask before you buy
- Is the home on city water and sewer, or a private system?
- How far is it to the nearest grocery store and hospital?
- Are there HOA rules on exterior changes and desert landscaping?
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