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What Makes Old Town Scottsdale So Special ?
Highly Walkable Scottsdale Old Town Arizona
- Walk to some of the Newest Most Popular Restaurants
- Shopping, Shopping, Shopping
- Steps to Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall
- Adjacent Canal for Walking, Biking, Running
- Thursday Night Art Gallery Events
- Saturday Morning Farmer's Market
- Walk to Spring Training each April
- Art Museums, Western Museums
- 10 minutes from Arizona State University
Welcome to the West's most Midwestern Town!
Bordering Old Town Scottsdale is a piece of history in PV
Casa Blanca
Casa Blanca, located at the base of Camelback Mountain just minutes from Old Town Scottsdale, was built in the 1920s as The Kellogg family's 1930s winter residence. It then became the famed Casa Blanca Inn, where the major film studios used its private landing strip to sequester legends like Marilyn Monroe.
Scottsdale Versatility
Additional Information
Scottsdale is one of the most well known cities that comprise the Phoenix Metro Valley of the Sun. It is less than a 15 minute drive from Sky Harbor Airport and downtown Phoenix.
Scottsdale is long and narrow, bordered by Phoenix and Paradise Valley to the west, Fountain Hills and the McDowell Mountains to the east, the East Valley cities of Tempe, Mesa and Chandler to the South, and traveling to North Scottsdale rises in elevation into Mountain Vistas, Tonto National Forest and sprinkled with towns like Cave Creek, Carefree and Rio Verde to the East.
Scottsdale is known for its approximately 300 golf courses, a hundred art galleries, fabulous destination resorts and conference centers, restaurants, night clubs, high end shopping and specialty shops. It is consistently named one of the top ten places for lifestyle and job opportunities and is one of the most vibrant cities in the country.
Outdoor enthusiasts love the hundreds of hiking trails throughout Scottsdale, boating at nearby marinas, equestrian trails throughout the mountain preserves, biking and golfing. Annual events held here include 21 NBA Spring Training teams each March, the PGA’s famous “Phoenix Open” each February, and the most well-attended Collector Car Auctions each January.
The Superbowl has been hosted several times in nearby Glendale, there is an annual Tempe Ironman, the College Fiesta Bowl and P.F. Chang’s Rock & Roll Marathon. Local sports include the Arizona State University Sun Devils, with professional sports including the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Phoenix Suns, the Arizona Cardinals, the Phoenix Mercury and Phoenix Rising Soccer.
North Scottsdale
North of the 101 are dozens of neighborhoods, golf courses and tennis communities. Known for its hiking and surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas. Typically 10 degrees cooler temperatures than most of the Phoenix Valley. Bordering Tonto National Forrest, for unlimited trail riding, fishing, camping and water sports.
Enjoy the Cooler Elevations of North Scottsdale
Cave Creek
Troon, Scottsdale
Cave Creek
In Cave Creek you will find authentic rough and tumble saloons from the 1930’s, such as Harold’s, where you are likely to see motorcycles parked next to the horse someone rode in on.
Carefree
Troon, Scottsdale
Cave Creek
This 8 square mile rural town of approximately 1,900 homes has no town property tax! It is known for its southwest dining and entertainment, including weekend art and wine tasting events in the quaint downtown
Troon, Scottsdale
Troon, Scottsdale
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
The Troon area near Happy Valley & Pima Rds offers spectacular views, lots which can exceed several acres, elevated hillside homes, and access to many Championship golf courses
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
Desert Mountain, where all property owners have access to Jack Nicklaus Championship golf and Country Club facilities
Desert Highland, Scottsdale
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
Desert Highland, Scottsdale
Jack Nicklaus Championship Golf is what North Scottsdale is known for. Memberships Optional
Rio Verde
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale
Desert Highland, Scottsdale
Rio Verde east of Scottsdale, borders Tonto National Forrest with sites exceeding 5 - 20 acres
