Coyote Crest - Prescott Valley, AZ

Coyote Crest is a Prescott Valley-based community and offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. #Residents love Coyote Crest due to its horse-friendly atmosphere!

Coyote Crest, Coyote Springs and Antelope Meadows are quickly becoming hotspots in north Prescott Valley. What was historically an obscure neighborhood in Prescott Valley, Poquito Valley and Coyote Springs were considered by many "too rural". That paradigm is now history. New home builds are quickly going up on 3+ acre parcels all around Coyote Crest. More phone calls pour in regarding this entire locale than any in Prescott Valley. Folks want land! We guess people are simply tired of being crammed together in our ever-populated planet. Land...they're not making any more, and north Prescott Valley is the place to own a piece of the old west!

Parcels 1-6 are 6+ acres, lots 7-8 are 12 acres, and parcels 9-15 are 18 acres, and others are 36+ acres. All residences are to be a minimum of 1,200 square feet. Some parcels require a 1,600 sq.ft. minimum. Be sure to check the architectural guidelines before consideration. No mobiles or manufactured houses are permitted in Coyote Crest. Cattle are also permitted in Coyote Crest along with poultry (chickens). Personal gardens are fine, commercial agriculture is prohibited.

Coyote Crest is situated at the base of Mingus Mountain just shy of the foothills. Hiking trails are just 5 minutes up the road at Little Yeager Canyon. (Yeager Canyon Photo Credit: Matt White) Coyote Crest can be seen below in the distance, to the right just on the edge of the sloping treeline. Horses are permitted on the trails of Mingus Mountain. The introduction slides how above shows many interior shots of Mingus Mountain never seen before. The mountain range is large with hidden slot canyons, miles of trails, camping, hidden springs, and even a waterfall!

A short trip over the mountain will land residents in Jerome, Arizona's most famous ghost town. Today, Jerome is a cute little art district on the side of a cliff overlooking the Verde Valley. Historically a mining community rivalling some of the larger cities, Jerome today is a bustling tourist attraction with some of the finest restaurants and shopping within 100 miles. Many of the buildings are still vacant and ghostly, while others have been refurbished into delightful bed-n-breakfast spots or antique shops.

As of , prices in Coyote Crest are holding steady.

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Coyote Crest community features and amenities

#Coyote Crest is a great choice for home buyers and builders looking for land and space. Other sites claim authority on Coyote Crest, 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 Coyote Crest

Are there single family homes for sale near Coyote Crest? Please call for more information #

Are condos & townhomes available for people looking for a 2nd home? No. #

Is Coyote Crest a gated community? No, although nearby Prescott Ridge is gated. #

Do Coyote Crest residents have access to shopping? Coyote Crest is a rural community located on Highway 89A on the backside of Prescott Valley. However, services are available for shopping, gas, and several restaurants just a few miles down the road. #

How far away from downtown Prescott is Coyote Crest? Coyote Crest is about 22 miles from downtown Prescott, AZ via Highway 89A. The drive along Highway 89A is easy and gorgeous. Highway 89A is a well-known stretch of road across the United States, and it's right in your backyard! The road will take residents up the curvy roads of Mingus Mountain to Jerome, down to Cottonwood, over to Sedona, and up the famed Oak Creek Canyon. The drive is one of the most sought after destinations for motorcycle enthusiasts all over the nation. #

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near Coyote Crest? No immediate golf facilities are in the vicinity. Antelope Hills Golf Course is about 12 miles away.

What type of activities are in Coyote Crest? Residents enjoy the outdoors and views of Mingus Mountain. #

Is Coyote Crest family friendly? Yes.

I want to sell my Coyote Crest property in Prescott Valley, 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!