Highland Pines - Prescott, AZ

Highland Pines is a Prescott-based community and offers many features home buyers and builders can appreciate. Homeowners in Highland Pines love the area for its seclusion and forested views. The community sits between Iron Springs Road, and Thumb Butte Dr. Much of this area is considered "back country" by locals, but the best kept secret about Highland Pines is that many of the roads are paved. Also, the community is not located within the city limits of Prescott, giving residents that slight tax break. There is also voluntary HOA dues of $30/year.

Lots of cabins and A-Frame houses are popular in Highland Pines. The reason? Snow. The elevation gains can reach over 1,000 feet compared to downtown Prescott, AZ, putting Highlad Pines in the "subalpine" category. Residents enjoy local wildlife in abundance. Deer, Elk, Cougar, Bobcats, Javalina, and more.

If you're considering building a new, custom home in the pines of west Prescott, you should evaluate the vacant lots for sale in Highland Pines. As of , prices in Highland Pines are holding steady.

If you’re interested in vacant Land in Highland Pines, it can be viewed by clicking here. If no lots are currently available, be sure to sign up and receive properties as soon as they hit the market! If we have the Highland Pines CC&Rs on file, they’ll be located HERE.

Highland Pines community features and amenities

#Highland Pines is a fabulous choice for home buyers and builders. If you're wondering if Highland Pines has a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts or other subdivision amenities, the answer is no. Other sites claim authority on Highland Pines, however the information is outdated by years.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 Highland Pines

Are there single family homes for sale near Highland Pines? Yes. Highland Pines primarily has single family residences.

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

Is Highland Pines a gated community? No.

Do Highland Pines residents have access to shopping? Yes, the community is not far from the Ponderosa Plaza shopping district at The Boulders and Crossings.

How far away from downtown Prescott is Highland Pines? About 6-7 miles depending on where you live in the community.

Is there a golf course with 18 holes near Highland Pines? he Capital Canyon Club is visible from some parts of Highland Pines, however there is no golf course in the immediate area.

What type of activities are in Highland Pines? Mostly hiking, camping, biking, and all things having to do with off road and forest recreation.

Is Highland Pines family friendly? Yes, very much so.

I want to sell my Highland Pines 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!