Paradise Valley Real Estate

Paradise Valley Realtor: Carol Royse, your real estate professional in Paradise Valley, Arizona.  If you are looking to buy, sell, relocate or for any other information about real estate in Paradise Valley or the surrounding areas you've come to the right web site.  Please feel free to browse this site, or contact me with any questions you may have.

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Paradise Valley Real Estate of Arizona

Paradise Valley lives up to its name as an enclave of mountains and beautiful desert views. The town’s country club atmosphere creates a sense that this is paradise found. Paradise Valley Real Estate is located within Maricopa County, Arizona.

Paradise Valley Community

While a growing community, Paradise Valley maintains a feeling of small-town personality with quaint little walkways and downtown shops, while maintaining of the conveniences and luxuries of big city living. Amenities enjoyed by residents and visitors include world class resorts, exclusive shopping, fine dining, championship golf courses, and challenging mountain trails to hike and watch the beautiful southwest sunsets. Located just minutes from Scottsdale’s art district, it also houses many galleries and shops.

Paradise Valley Lifestyle

Paradise Valley has an interesting blend of people who have either earned their fortunes and want to sit back and enjoy them or those in the earlier stages of making their marks. The rich and famous have moved here over the years to live in peace and luxury, and they have experienced first-hand why this truly is PARADISE! This area is known for it’s above average housing, excellent schools and overall quality of life.

Paradise Valley Housing

Part of the Phoenix metropolitan area, the refined - secluded village is comprised mainly of high-dollar homes nestled against the sides of Sonoran Desert Hills, or hidden behind oleander-covered estate walls.  It is among the wealthiest of U.S. cities, and encompasses an area of 16.5 miles with a population of 13,300.  Paradise Valley’s median age is 35; and housing, ranging from luxury condos to golf fairway homes, has a median value of $850,000. 

Paradise Valley Employment

The economy in Paradise Valley continues to fuel and support growth across a wide spread spectrum.  Scores of companies choose to locate or expand to this area which has created over 180,000 jobs in the last 3 years alone.

Paradise Valley Recreation

Whether you are a participant or spectator, this community boasts a variety of recreational activities.  With year round mild temperatures, the outdoors has become an everyday way of life.  This area is a destination spot for many golfers.  With over 150 breath-taking courses, it’s no wonder so many residents call this place home.  If you can’t get a tee time, there is always tennis, horseback riding, or enjoying a day at one of our nearby lakes.  For those who prefer to watch their sports, the valley is proud to host many professional events including the 2001 World Series Champion Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Coyotes, Arizona Cardinals, Nascar’s Winston Cup Racing, the PGA’s Phoenix Open just to name a few.

Paradise Valley Climate

Residents of the “valley of the sun” enjoy year round sunshine with low humidity.  The desert has warm, sunny days and cool nights.  The annual rainfall is approximately 7 inches per year and the average temperature is 84 degrees. 

Paradise Valley History

The town of Paradise Valley was incorporated in May of 1961, located just north of the shadows of its landmarks Camelback and Mummy Mountains, and is almost entirely residential.