East Prescott - Prescott, AZ

East Prescott offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. East Prescott is an easy-access downtown community. East Prescott is an area of the city known for its historic homes, Victorian grandeur, and famous streets. The premier of which is Mt Vernon St; where annual Halloween trick-or-treaters gather in the thousands to walk the spooky Victorian district. During the spring and summer, the streets are lined with colorful trees and grass. The homes overlook Thumb Butte and the Courthouse Plaza.

Growing up in East Prescott we can attest to its beauty and authenticity. This is true Prescott living. Locals living in Prescott for more than 30 years understand this area of town is special. With Washington elementary school sitting just on the corner, East Prescottonians have witnessed some of the most organic, locally founded traditions such as the annual trick or treat events on Mt Vernon and the 4th of July water wars. During the 70's and 80's, all the surrounding streets joined in with Mt Vernon to provide candy for the locals. It was only recently that the city stepped in to provide safety including armed police and blinding spotlights. The history of starting many of these traditions seem to stem from one or several families simply enjoying themselves. The 4th of July water wars, the Halloween trick or treat events, and even the Rodeo all began as fun activities.

Residents of East Prescott love its proximity to downtown and amenities. The area is tightly packed with all sorts of houses, some dating back to the 1890's. Locals can walk to the courthouse in a few minutes, and enjoy some of Prescott's best dining close by. The area is already built-up, so there are no large franchise stores nearby, only local markets and shops. South Virginia St houses the Acker Memorial Park. This area used to be know for its graveyard and spooky houses just beyond. Today the area has a lovely park and luxury homes on the hills. The old drive-in theater used to sit just north of the site Prescott Christian Church now sits, and there is talk about bringing it back to life.

East Prescott is certainly on of the most enjoyable places to live in Prescott proper. Homes are a bit less expensive in some areas and the location cannot be beat. Be sure to sign up for alerts if you're interested in seeing what comes on the market in East Prescott.

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East Prescott community features and amenities

East Prescott is an area of town, and not a subdivision. As a result, there is no clubhouse or community pool. Ken Lindley Park is within walking distance and provides residents with summer softball leagues, the Prescott Skate Park, and a nice family picnic area with playground equipment for the kids. Just next door is the old Armory, now an indoor basketball and volleyball gym equipped with outdoor tennis courts. Just behind is the Smoki Museum and the Parks & Recreation operations center. Other sites claim authority on East Prescott, 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 East Prescott

Are there single family homes for sale near East Prescott? Yes, most homes in the area are site-built single family homes. However, due to its historic nature, East Prescott does contain multi-family units and bed & breakfast businesses. You may even see a small apartment complex every now & then.

Are condos & townhomes available for people looking for a 2nd home? Yes, Cimarron Townhouses are located near Acker Park on Virginia Street. Another small apartment complex is located on the corner of Virginia Street and Goodwin.

Is East Prescott a gated community? No, because East Prescott is an area of town, it would be counterintuitive to gate it off, wouldn't it?

Do East Prescott residents have access to shopping? Yes, East Prescottonians have the best access to local markets and shops without being directly located in downtown. Everything is within walking distance. Recently, the Prescott Meat Company moved into the location of the old Buddy's Market across the street from Ken Lindley Field. This is a great place to get organic, locally produced meats of all sorts. We've seen duck, alligator, quail, rabbit, elk, goose, and othe exotic meats not normally found in Prescott. Just down Washington St is the newly acquired Lucy Dee's BBQ, again taking over the old saloon. Going with the theme of takeovers, Filiberto's Mexican food recently acquired the old Whataburger site.

How far away from downtown Prescott is East Prescott? about 0.75 miles.

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near East Prescott? There is no golf course in downtown Prescott. Look to Antelope Hills, Prescott Lakes, or the Capital Canyon Club.

What type of activities are in East Prescott? East Prescott is probably to coolest place to live in terms of historicity, proximity to amenities, price, and appeal. Residents enjoy a short walk to Ken Lindley park equipped with the best skateboard park around. Ball fields, playgrounds, and covered picnic areas make the park a great place to spend the afternoon at play. Nearby tennis courts and indoor basketball courts can be found at the Armory. Enjoy the afternoon at the Smoki Museum, or take a stroll downtown to listen to Jazz night on the square. If you feel like educating yourself, a short walk to the Prescott Library might be in order. Circle back around and grab a bite to eat at Barley Hound, a hidden gem in a little neighborhood.

Is East Prescott family friendly? Yes.

I want to sell my East Prescott 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!