Affordable
One of the oldest neighborhoods in West Sedona. Located north of Hwy 89A. Main access via Coffee Pot Road. Many smaller homes on lots that are 6 – 8000 SF in size. A couple of areas have larger, ¼ acre lots, some with newer homes. Great area for beginner homes or investment properties.
A number of subdivisions that are zoned for manufactured homes. Located north of 89A, between Andante and Harmony Drive.
One of the older areas of Sedona, there are a few streets with stick-built homes.
One of the oldest areas in West Sedona, between Saddlerock and Northview subdivisions.
On south side of 89A, this area may have a home or two under $300,000, and is best described as eclectic. Some very nice newer or remodeled homes.
Affordable/Moderate
Older subdivision in West Sedona, just north of 89A and west of Dry Creek Road. Mostly larger home sites, starting at about half an acre to 1 ½ acre. Some lots with excellent views. Plenty of mature vegetation, and many homes are in very private settings. To our knowledge, no subdivision restrictions in place.
Established, moderately priced subdivision in West Sedona, between Shelby Drive and Stutz Bearcat, south of 89A. Many homes in a variety of styles. Easy access to shopping, restaurants, etc. Some homes have outstanding views and are generally on .2 to .25 acre lots. A number of newer, southwest style homes have gone up in the past few years.
Nice, moderately priced neighborhood in West Sedona, south of 89A, at the foot of Airport Mesa. Ranch style homes, with Santa Fe and Spanish styles intermixed. Many homes have excellent views, particularly those on Sierra Rd. and Panorama Blvd.
Many homes on Panorama back to National Forest land, i.e. Airport Mesa.
Many homes on Panorama back to National Forest land, i.e. Airport Mesa.
A number of subdivisions in the Big Park area are part of this association, also known as VOCA. Most of them are located along the Oak Creek Country Club golf course, a Robert Trent Jones design, operated by VOCA. Several subdivisions are on the east side of Hwy 179, including Cathedral View mentioned else where. Owning property in one of these neighborhoods allows you to play golf for reduced fees and use of the club house and tennis courts. Home values vary considerably, depending on the subdivision they are in. Those fronting the golf course, or backing to Forest Lands command premium prices.
Moderate
Located in Big Park area, and belongs to the Village of Oak Creek Association. Most lots are ¼ to 1/3 acre. Wide range of homes, from Ranch to modern Santa Fe style. Most homes have red rock views, some with really great ones. One of the few areas in VOC hooked up to sewer.
Fairly new subdivision, along Rodeo Drive, behind the Safeway shopping center. Started in the mid 1990’s, homes are all newer, and in either the Spanish or Santa Fe/Pueblo style. This subdivision utilizes the building envelope concept.
Newer subdivision, developed in the mid 1990’s, and located east of Hwy 179, across from Back o’ Beyond. Approximately quarter acre lots, mostly newer homes in Santa Fe style. Great neighborhood with views of Cathedral Rock as well as the Chapel area formation.
Two nice West Sedona neighborhoods, north of 89A, with rolling hills. Close to the West Sedona elementary school, and the Posse Grounds recreational area, access is from Posse Grounds Road or Mountain Shadows. Many homes with Spanish/Mediterranean look, intermingled with ranch or contemporary styles. A number of homes have excellent red rock views.
located in Big Park Area, south of Verde Valley School Road. Home sites in I & II are about 1/3 to ½ acre, and generally 1 acre + in Phase III. Very nice neighborhoods with lots of newer homes, located between Oak Creek Country Club and Sedona Golf Resort. Not a part of the Village of Oak Creek Association.
Great West Sedona neighborhood with outstanding views of Capital Butte, Coffee Pot Rock, and more. Many newer homes in the Spanish or Santa Fe styles, along with a few older ranch style homes. This neighborhood is located just west of Airport Road, and south of 89A, at the foot of Airport Mesa, convenient to many restaurants and services.
Located about 4 – 5 miles east of Hwy 179, at the end of Jacks Canyon Road. Secluded area, away from the Tourist hustle and bustle, in a rural setting. The neighborhood is surrounded by Forest Service land. Many different styles of homes have been built over the years, but lately the Santa Fe or Pueblo style is popular, as it is in the rest of Sedona.
Located south of Hwy 89A, this is the first subdivision west of the famous “Y”. Well-maintained neighborhood, with many older Ranch style homes amongst Spanish and Santa Fe styles. Some terrific hillside and hilltop home sites with awesome views. Like in many other neighborhoods, CC & R’s are enforced.
Moderately priced subdivision, with a variety of homes and styles. Has many older homes with character, built in the 60’s and 70’s. Most lot sizes are about ¼ acre, and many provide excellent views. There are a number of recent vintage Spanish and Santa Fe styles sprinkled throughout. Main access road is Mountain Shadows Drive.
Western Hills, the larger of the two, is located north of Sanborn Drive (Thunder Mountain Road), and consists mainly of ¼ to 1/3 acre lots. Most homes were built 1988 or later. Great views of Capital Butte and Coffee Pot. Cedar Ridge is just south of Western Hills, much smaller, but has lots more vegetation to give that sense of privacy.
Both areas are priced in the mid-range. Good West Sedona location, close to shopping, etc.
Moderate/High End
Located on both sides of Hwy 179, a couple of miles south of the “Y”. Lots of vegetation and exceptional views from some of the properties. Lot sizes are mostly in the ½ to 1 acre, with some large parcels also around, and several of the properties backing to Forest Service land.
Hilltop and hillside subdivision, on the east side of Hwy 179. Located near Radisson Poco Diablo Resort. Older area, with well-maintained homes, and mature vegetation. Some homes have excellent panoramic red rock views. Lot sizes generally ½ acre and up.
Consists of several subdivisions, east of Hwy 179, approximately halfway between Sedona and Village of Oak Creek. Named after the Chapel of the Holy Cross located near-by. Variety of home styles and values. Excellent red rock views from many areas. Most homesites are ¼ to 4/10 acres.
In West Sedona, west of Dry Creek Rd, and just north of Kachina subdivision. One of the few areas in West Sedona with lot sizes 2.5 acres and up and zoned for horses. Some great horse properties for diverse budgets and requirements.
An established hillside subdivision at the entrance to West Sedona. Located south of Hwy 89A, between Airport Road and Les Springs. Mostly 2 level homes, generally less than 15 years old, and usually with outstanding red rock views of the West Sedona area.
Yes, that’s really the name for this area west of Hwy 179, adjacent to the Radisson Poco Diablo Resort. Older, established neighborhood, with mature vegetation, and a variety of home styles. Some homes situated along Oak Creek, as well as on “Doodlebug Island”, accessible by a low-water crossing. Home of the old Doodlebug Ranch.
Gated community in the hills in West Sedona, south of Hwy 89A, and across the street from the Emergency Hospital. Approximately 150 homesites, most between .45 and 1 acre in size, with a few exceptions that are larger.
Variety of homestyles, with a number of ranch style homes in phase I, and a predominantly Spanish/Mediterranean or Santa Fe style look. Foothills South is also the home of the Sedona Racquet Club. A number of homes border on Forest Service land.
Three subdivisions located in the hills above uptown, or “Old Town” Sedona. Older and newer homes in various styles, many with outstanding red rock views. This area generally has lots of trees and native vegetation, affording privacy. Like many other areas in Sedona, home values vary considerably.
Located south of Hwy 89A, going up Cooks Hill towards West Sedona. Gated community with clubhouse, tennis courts, swimming pool. Strict architectural guidelines, and all homes have a French Mediterranean look. Most homes have outstanding red rock views.
Attractive hillside development off Brewer Road, with outstanding views towards the Broken Arrow area, for great sunsets. Homes come in a variety of styles, many of them split level, and are tucked away into the hillsides. Mature vegetation provides a feeling of privacy.
Located east of Hwy 179, on a hill top, providing spectacular views of the red rocks. Close to the center of town, there are many older, larger homes in this neighborhood.
High End
Located in West Sedona, north of Hwy 89A, on Bristlecone Pines Road, for those that prefer a somewhat larger homesite. Lot sizes in Las Lomas are around 8/10 to 1 acre, while most of Quail Run has 2.5+ acre parcels.
Most newer homes are Spanish or Santa Fe style, with a sprinkle of ranch, contemporary, and even a Tudor style. While the larger parcels in Quail Run are zoned for horses, only 1 or 2 owners in fact do have horses on their properties.
A prominent hill located on the west side of Hwy 179, across from the Chapel area. Large percentage of elegant older and newer homes, mostly along the hillside, with # 10 views. Quiet neighborhood with lots of vegetation and privacy. If you want views, here they are.
High End/Luxury
Gated community located off Soldier Pass Road in West Sedona. Homes are in the $1,000,000. and up price range. This subdivision utilizes the building envelope concept, and home are built in the Santa Fe or Pueblo style.
Developed in the late 1990’s and located off of Highway 179, south Sky Mountain Ranch. Gated community utilizing large building envelope concept within lots of one-acre or more on average. Excellent red rock views from all homes sites. No community amenities. Private sewer system. Typically, homes range in the $1,000,000 to over $3,000,000.
A luxury gated community, located about 5 miles west of Hwy 179, on Verde Valley School Road, which leads to the south or east side of Red Rock Crossing. Secluded, established area with views of Cathedral Rock. Most home sites are 1 acre +. A few older Ranch style homes, with mostly newer homes in a Santa Fe or Pueblo style, and a small number of Contemporary styles.
Newer, upscale subdivision, along Hwy 179, just north of Chapel area. Clubhouse, Tennis Courts, Swimming Pool. Generally, excellent views, with a number of home sites backing to Forest Service land. Look for the famous waterfall at the entrance.
Collectively knows as the Shadows Estates, these upscale neighborhoods are still very desirable. Located at the end of Soldier Pass Road, in the Shadow of Coffee Pot Rock.
A variety of styles abound, with Spanish and Santa Fe style having taken over during the 1990’s. One of the original upscale neighborhoods, providing fantastic red rock views from every homesite.
Developed in the mid 1990’s, this neighborhood is located along Thunder Mountain Road, just west of Dry Creek Road. Mostly new, upscale Santa Fe or Spanish style homes. This subdivision uses the building envelope concept, like Casa Contenta, with open and common areas between home sites. Outstanding views of Capital Butte, Chimney Rock, etc.
Luxury gated community with a rural flavor. Fewer than 20 large, expansive homes on 2.5+ acre home-sites. Located on Dry Creek Road, just north of Color Cove. Some homes border on Forest Service land. One of the first gated luxury communities in Sedona, this neighborhood boasts of fantastic views of the Boynton Canyon area and the Rim.
Two privacy-gated Luxury subdivisions on Dry Creek Road, just north of Foothills North subdivision. Gated communities, with estate sized lots, 2.5 acres or more. Development started in the early to mid 1990’s. Fabulous views of Boynton Canyon and Mongolian Rim areas. A number of homesites border Forest Service land.
A 111-acre luxury gated community located on the banks of Oak Creek that offers stunning 360-degree views and direct access to the Coconino National Forest.
Luxury
Luxury gated community with a rural flavor. Fewer than 20 large, expansive homes on 2.5+ acre homesites. Located on Dry Creek Road, just north of Color Cove. Some homes border on Forest Service land. One of the first gated luxury communities in Sedona, this neighborhood boasts of fantastic views of the Boynton Canyon area and the Rim.
Two privacy-gated Luxury subdivisions on Dry Creek Road, just north of Foothills North subdivision. Gated communities, with estate sized lots, 2.5 acres or more. Development started in the early to mid 1990’s. Fabulous views of Boynton Canyon and Mogollon Rim areas. A number of homesites border Forest Service land.
