What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $880,000
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Category: Subdivisions
Murphys 3rd Add (Prescott) Home Sold for $837,500
What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $837,500
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Granite Dells Estate (Prescott) Home Sold for $755,000
What can you buy in the $755,000s?
This home sold for $755,000
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Summit (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $895,000
What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $895,000
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Lakeside (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $975,000
What can you buy in the $900,000s?
This home sold for $975,000
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Bridgeway (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $1,075,000
What can you buy in the $1,00,000s?
This home sold for $1,075,000
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Granite Shadows (Yavapai) Home Sold for $334,000
What can you buy in the $300,000s?
This home sold for $334,000
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Ponderosa Park (Prescott) Home Sold for $479,000
What can you buy in the $400,000s?
This home sold for $479,000
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Santa Fe Village (Yavapai) Home Sold for $835,000
What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $835,000
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Brookside (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $1,030,000
What can you buy in the $1,000,000s?
This home sold for $1,030,000
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The Estates (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $872,500
What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $872,500
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Tanglewood Hills (Prescott) Home Sold for $395,000
What can you buy in the $300,000s?
This home sold for $395,000
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Pinnacle Views (Prescott Lakes) Home Sold for $875,000
What can you buy in the $800,000s?
This home sold for $875,000
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Parties on the Terrace
Some of the most happening social events around Prescott are the parties held on the terrace at the clubhouse in Prescott Lakes. Even if you don't live in this subdivision, you can still join in. In this episode, we explain how that works and why you don't want to miss out.Video Transcript
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New Paperwork Requirements
Real estate runs on paperwork, and if you've bought or sold any recently, you may have been struck by just how much there is. Well, the Prescott real estate association (PAAR), keepers of the local MLS, have just come down with new rules that could lead to fines if some of that paperwork isn't completed quickly enough. Find out about these latest gotchas and what we think about them in this episode.Video Transcript
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The Prescott Lakes Experience
The largest subdivision in Prescott is Prescott Lakes, which is also one of the most popular. In this episode, we cover the dozen or so neighborhoods that make up Prescott Lakes, and we discuss what makes it one of our town's go-to destinations for incoming homebuyers. (Spoiler Alert: There's a lot to like!)Video Transcript
Antelope Hills
In this episode, we discuss one of Prescott's older subdivisions which is catching a lot of new attention lately. It combines two great public golf courses, a relaxing clubhouse to meet friends, easy access to downtown, and a fascinating parade of private planes. You too can live the life of John Travolta... maybe. Come check it out!Video Transcript
Capital Canyon Club
Capital Canyon Club (Hassayampa)
Here is some club membership information…
-  Club Memberships *
*Subject to change.
Membership to the Club is not mandatory for residence of Hassayampa, and memberships are available to people living outside of the community.
Stoneridge
Golf course is open to the public and also has memberships…
*Subject to change.
Prescott Lakes
Check out our webpage devoted to Prescott Lakes: PrescottLakesAZ.com
By far the largest subdivision in Prescott, home-owners pay approximately $140 per month per household for membership at the club – which includes access the athletic facilities and related activities, clubhouse / restaurant, social events, and one round of golf per month.
In addition, there is a quarterly HOA assessment for maintenance ranging from about $50 to $250, depending on which neighborhood your are in (there are 12).
Additional rounds of golf require golf membership. These are available to non-residents. Social memberships are also available to non-residents.
*Subject to change.