Anderson Heights - Prescott, AZ

Anderson Heights is a Prescott-based community and offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. Anderson Heights is a wonderful west Prescott community with historic, eclectic flair. Park Avenue and the surrounding streets of Coronado, Redondo, Beach, Anderson, and Glendale are famously known for their Victorian houses. Much different than Mount Vernon Street, (the street typically known for Victorians in Prescott) Anderson Heights rises above the terrain of the surrounding streets of Park Avenue into the boulders and pines. Recent city renovations have removed the old streets and replaced them with typical asphalt, however some of the old neighborhoods remain intact. Anderson Heights has mostly newer homes built in the 1990's, including the Victorian Homes. Residents love the area for its tall trees, boulders, views and proximity to downtown Prescott. Homeowners in Anderson Heights have the ability to walk to downtown Prescott and close by restaurants and shops. For home seekers with children, Anderson Heights may be an ideal location to purchase a home due to the proximity to Lincoln School just around the corner on Park Avenue. Anderson Heights also offers many features home buyers can appreciate. As of , prices in Anderson Heights are holding steady.

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Anderson Heights community features and amenities

Anderson Heights has no community amenities such as a pool or clubhouse. The area itself is the amenity! Within a very short distance are several churches, delis, markets, museums, restaurants, and local taverns. Other sites claim authority on Anderson Heights, however the information is outdated by years. Our business is real estate in Prescott, and that is why you will not see advertising subsidies on our website.

Some Questions about Anderson Heights

Are there single family homes for sale near Anderson Heights? Yes, only single family homes are permitted in Anderson Heights. The small community is 100% built-out, meaning there are only existing homes for sale now

Are condos & townhomes available for people looking for a 2nd home? No condos are currently permitted in the subdivision, however the nearby Murphy's and Fleurys Tracts have many apartments and condos

Is Anderson Heights a gated community? Anderson Heights is not gated

Do Anderson Heights residents have access to shopping? Yes, Anderson Heights starts just one block off Gurley Street on the west side of Prescott and one block off Park Avenue, making Anderson Heights and ideal location for those who wish to traverse downtown Prescott by walking. Grab a cup of coffee at Wild Iris Coffee House, a Tapas at El Gato Azul, ethnic cuisine at Thaifoon, or a fantastic woodfire pizza at Park Plaza Liquor & Deli. Locals tend to grab food on the go and head to the courthouse Plaza lawn to enjoy Jazz music during the summer months

How far away from downtown Prescott is Anderson Heights? About 0.5 miles walking to reach the courthouse plaza. Along the way whether using Gurley Street or Goodwin are plenty of shops and restaurants to grab something to drink or eat. Buyers looking for some culture should also visit the Sharlot Hall Museum, a great place to learn about early Prescottonians and walk through the original Governor's Mansion

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near Anderson Heights? The golf course nearest Anderson Heights is the Capital Canyon Club at the Hassayampa. The nearest public course is Antelope Hills out on Highway 89

What type of activities are in Anderson Heights? Anderson Heights is a quiet little patch of heaven not lending itself to many activities other than leisurely strolls up and down the streets. However, nearby Whiskey Row is always awaiting those who want live music and a taste of the old west. Visit the Palace Bar & Restaurant to get a idea of how Doc Holiday must have felt running the poker tables with Wyatt Earp and his brothers before heading to Tombstone with Big Nose Kate

Is Anderson Heights family friendly? With a public elementary school a stone's throw away, Anderson Heights couldn't be better suited for families

I want to sell my Anderson Heights unit in Prescott, who is the best realtor to represent me? Why Matt & Melinda White, of course! Call us today for the best service in the Quad-City area!