Equestrian Estates - Prescott, AZ

Equestrian Estates is a Prescott-based community and offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. Residents love Equestrian Estates for its proximity to downtown Prescott. The community sits almost at the crossroads of Pioneer Parkway and Williamson Valley Road. This allows easy access to Phoenix and Prescott Valley via Highway 89A and Fain Road. Equestrian Estates is equal distance from Prescott Valley as downtown Prescott and Chino Valley. Experts say, "Location, Location, Location!", and Equestrian Estates is such a place. The rolling hills in this area are unique before the terrain flattens out into Chino Valley. The foothills of Granite Mountain spill into northwest Prescott and end in Granite Dells, along the way; Williamson Valley residents enjoy a bit of the boulders and tall pine trees along with open grasslands, potentially all in one parcel. This unique setting bodes well for horse lovers.

Prescott has recently announced its intention to annex this area for a new Yavapai Regional Medical Center north campus. Although we have no opinion on the matter politically, this could bode well for residents in Chino Valley and Williamson Valley who, up until now, have only relied on the tiny Chino Valley Medical Clinic as their sole source of nearby practitioners. Albeit, Equestrian Estates residents are only 6.5 miles from the main hospital in Prescott.

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Equestrian Estates community features and amenities

Equestrian Estates is a fabulous choice for home buyers who love horses and need access to trails and open plains. The community has no HOA and no HOA fees. As a result, there is also no clubhouse or pool. However, the subdivision backs to huge parcels of open land known as the Deep Well Ranches.

These open tracts of land once owned by the Perkins and Evans families used to be the site of the Cowboy Camp meetings. These amazing ranchers would work all week preparing for hundreds of Prescottonians to come hear the message of the gospel while serving up healthy portions of food...free for all who attended. A small remnant of this group still exists today in a group now known as "Cowboys for Christ".

Today, Equestrian Estates borders Royal Oaks, and Granite Mountain Homesites. Equestrian Estates residents enjoy easy access to Pioneer Park and all the festivities during the forth of July including the dazzling fireworks display. The park also features a fantastic 4 softball fields for summer tournaments, a football field, and sand volleyball pits. There is also an outdoor inline hockey arena equipped with grandstand seating and snack bar. Pioneer Park also boasts some of Prescott's best trail systems, connecting to the 50-mile Prescott Circle Trail.

Some Questions about Equestrian Estates

Are there single family homes for sale near Equestrian Estates? Yes.

Are condos & townhomes available for people looking for a 2nd home? No, currently only SFR's are permitted in Equestrian Estates.

Is Equestrian Estates a gated community? Currently Equestrian Estates is not gated.

Do Equestrian Estates residents have access to shopping? Yes, the community is only 6.7 miles from the Fry's shopping district on Willow Creek. This area also has a Method Coffee shop, Jack In The Box, Taco Bell, Subway, and across the street, the world famous Speeds Hangar Deli!

How far away from downtown Prescott is Equestrian Estates? 8.6 Miles

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near Equestrian Estates? Yes, Antelope Hills Golf Club is only 7 miles away via Pioneer Parkway.

What type of people live in Equestrian Estates? Horse lovers, and those wanting horse property close to Prescott, AZ.

What type of activities are in Equestrian Estates? Equestrian Estates is a horse-friendly, Williamson Valley-based community in northern Prescott, AZ.

Is Equestrian Estates family friendly? Yes, very much so. The open spaces allow for a lot of exporing and the topography helps block noise from traffic and neighbors.

I want to sell my Equestrian Estates 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!