Dougherty Park - Prescott, AZ

Dougherty Park is a Prescott-based community and offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. Dougherty Park is a historic Prescott-based community located near Prescott Downs Rodeo grounds. Residents of Dougherty Park enjoy historic beauty, close to downtown Prescott. Dougherty Park is a unique are in Prescott due to its topography. Part of the subdivision is located on the edge of the "flats" while the other section has boulders, creeks and Ponderosa pine trees! Most of the area is taken up by the historic World's Oldest Rodeo. Finally, the Prescott city council has wised up and brought the summertime events back home. The races, the rodeo, and the county fair are now scheduled to be back in Prescott, AZ! For years the events moved to north Prescott Valley, out in the middle of nowhere while Prescott suffered from an identity crisis. With great joy, residents of the community now look forward to having their beloved county fair and rodeo back where it belongs. The 2015 rodeo season reported sold-out ticket sales each night with the final night heralding the 4th of July equipped with a massive firework disply at Pioneer Park. In 2020, the tradition of the Rodeo continued, although at 50% capacity due to COVID-19. As of , prices in Dougherty Park are holding steady.

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Dougherty Park community features and amenities

Dougherty Park is a fabulous choice for home buyers looking to pick up an older home to fix up. Many of the homes in Dougherty Park were built in the 30's and 40's. Be sure to get a home inspection! The area has no subdivison features such as a clubhouse or swimming pool. There is no HOA in Dougherty Park. Close proximity to shopping and entertainment make Dougherty Park an ideal place to live and retire. Yavapai Regional Medical Center (hospital) is close by as is Fry's Food & Drug grocery store. Of course each year residents forego the need to pay parking fees and can simply walk to the fair, and the rodeo. Other sites claim authority on Dougherty Park, however the information is outdated by years.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 Dougherty Park

Are there single family homes for sale near Dougherty Park? Yes, only site-built, single family homes are available in Dougherty Park. In the last 30 years, no condo or townhome has sold in this area.

Are condos & townhomes available for people looking for a 2nd home? No. Townhouses are not available.

Is Dougherty Park a gated community? No.

Do Dougherty Park residents have access to shopping? Yes, residents of Dougherty Park have an amazing array of shops nearby as well as being located close to downtown Prescott. If you're desire is to be in the heart of Prescott, look no further than Dougherty Park.

How far away from downtown Prescott is Dougherty Park? 1 mile.

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near Dougherty Park? No, Dougherty Park is over 6 miles fromPrescott Lakes Golf Club, the nearest golf facility. Antelope Hills is also an option for the avid golfer.

What type of people live in Dougherty Park? People who love the southwest!

What type of activities are in Dougherty Park? Along with the annual rodeo, residents of Dougherty Park can enjoy all that Prescott has to offer. Shopping is close as is all entertainment and food.

Is Dougherty Park family friendly? Sure! Traffic is a bit heavy on Fair St due to the stores and public buildings. Other than that, Dougherty Park should be considered for the family who wants to live in a home while fixing it up.

I want to sell my Dougherty Park property 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!