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Arcadia Phoenix neighborhood homes merges slightly into the western outskirts Scottsdale, Arizona. Arguably, they’re the most desirable addresses and location to live in Phoenix.
Why Buy and Live in Arcadia?
The reasons to buy a home in Arcadia are endless. While the Arcadia neighborhood is not officially a historic district, Arcadia is arguably the HOTTEST real estate market in all of Phoenix right now!
The people, the family vibe, the dining, night clubs and access to all parts of the valley are just a handful of reasons to love Arcadia.
Often referred to as Midtown, it’s opposite of what’s known as Midtown in the Downtown Phoenix area. Arcadia Lite and Lower Arcadia are also terrific areas, but aren’t officially “Arcadia.” The 85018 zip code is in high demand.
You’re guaranteed not to be disappointed if you can afford this hip, fun neighborhood. It defines the epitome of the three most important rules of real estate…Location, location, location.
Where is the Arcadia Neighborhood in Phoenix and what’s it near?
The true Arcadia Corridor is bound by 44th to 68th Streets, Indian School Road to Camelback Mountain, contrary to what many people and other real estate agents claim.
Rural feel and not so rural, Arcadia homes are just minutes from shopping and dining from the Biltmore Fashion Park (24th Street & Camelback, Phoenix) or the Scottsdale Fashion Square (Scottsdale Road & Camelback, Scottsdale).
A short drive will get you to downtown Phoenix, Old Town Scottsdale, or to Phoenix Sky Harbor’s International Airport in about 15 minutes. Arcadia is central to all things wonderful!
The Properties in Arcadia
The properties and their homes are vary from super small to super large, ranging from a less to a 1/2-acre to 5-acres. Combined with the proximity of the luxury guest resorts along Camelback Road (like the Royal Palms Hotel), Arcadia property values vary simply by sheer location and size within the neighborhood.
This is one of the most desirable and priciest addresses in Phoenix and there are many reasons in addition to its stellar location.
Historic Homes and Modern Day Homes In Arcadia Phoenix
Arcadia Phoenix Neighborhood homes are custom-built homes from the 1920s-1950s and continue to be maintained and heavily updated over time. You’d be challenged to find a new home built with the excellent quality and craftsmanship from the good old Arcadia days.
Even though many of the estate homes in the Arcadia Neighborhood have soared to over 6-million, you’ll have to be quick and aggressive when trying to buy one of these properties. Arcadia’s housing market has been (and will likely remain) the hottest real estate market in the valley.
The Arcadia Neighborhood is a Family Neighborhood
The Phoenix Arcadia neighborhood is a heavily family oriented neighborhood. It has the best schools in the state. It’s close to the canal for bikers, walkers & joggers. And, is just minutes from some of the finest shopping and dining in the city. It sits in-between the Biltmore Fashion Park at 24th Street & Camelback and Scottsdale Fashion Square.
What’s Nearby the Arcadia Phoenix Neighborhood?
But, if you love Arcadia but can’t quite afford it, the area to the west and to the south are now referred to as “Arcadia Lite.” This area offers mid-range priced Ranch-style homes from the 1950s and 1960s and is still a terrific location.
While you may not have a lush, green Arcadia estate on a large lot, you’ll still have the Arcadia feel and location perks. Grab a specialty pizza with friends at La Grande Orange market, sip a glass of wine at Postino Wine Café (40th Street & Campbell), or grab a cold beer or a whiskey at The Arcadia Tavern.
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