Scottsdale, Arizona
Homes in Scottsdale
The typical Scottsdale home was built in 1991. South Scottsdale is mostly 1950s–60s single-level ranch homes; the master-planned communities to the north came later.1,2,3
McCormick RanchHOA
Central Scottsdale · From the early 1970s
Kaiser-Aetna (master developer)
Scottsdale's first master-planned community, with 130 acres of man-made lakes, two 18-hole golf courses and 25+ miles of bike paths.5,6
Gainey RanchHOA
Near Doubletree Ranch Rd & Scottsdale Rd
Guard-gated community on a former 640-acre ranch, with homes along the Gainey Ranch Golf Club fairways.7,8
Scottsdale RanchHOA
Just east of McCormick Ranch, bordering the Salt River reservation
Master-planned community that includes homes on Lake Serena.9,10
DC RanchHOA
North Scottsdale, next to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve · From 1997
DMB Development with the Marley-Corrigan family
About 4,400 acres with 26 neighborhoods in four villages, Market Street and a country club golf course.11,12
GrayhawkHOA
North Scottsdale · Since 1995
Guard-gated neighborhoods and two Tom Fazio golf courses, Raptor and Talon.13,14
Village Grove 1-6 Historic District
SW corner of Oak St & 68th St · 1957–1959
Allied Construction Company
City-designated historic district; exterior projects need Historic Preservation Commission approval.15
Town & Country Scottsdale Historic District
SW corner of Oak St & 74th St · 1958–1960
Builder Fred E. "Woody" Woodworth; architect Ralph Haver
City-designated historic district of mid-century homes by architect Ralph Haver.15
Villa Monterey Units 1-7 Historic District
Miller Rd & Chaparral Rd · 1961–1969
Butler Homes; architect Ralph Haver and Associates
City-designated historic district.15