Flagstaff Real Estate

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About Flagstaff, Az

Located in the largest ponderosa pine tree forest in the world, Flagstaff sets about 7,000 feet above sea level. The temperatures in Flagstaff are about 25-30 degrees cooler than Phoenix. It borders the San Francisco Peaks to the north, which rise to a peak elevation 12,000 feet! These peaks are home to Arizona Snowlbowl, which make for excellent skiing during the winter months. In contrast, the summer months in Flagstaff create a fantastic mountain climate for hikers, biking and golf.

The drive from Flagstaff to the Greater Phoenix area, about two hours, is one of the most scenic drives in the United States. In the winter you can go from winter coats and snow cap mountains in Flagstaff to saguaro cacti and 70 degree weather in Phoenix.

Flagstaff is the county seat of Coconino County, which is the second largest county in the United States. Flagstaff was named on Independence Day in 1876, when a centennial flag was flown from the tallest pine tree. Today, Flagstaff serves as a major link between routes I-40 and I-17, Highway 89 to Utah and Highway 180 to the marvelous Grand Canyon.

Just 85 miles northwest of Flagstaff the south rim of the Grand Canyon is about an hour and a half drive. Other notable close destinations in or around Flagstaff include: Meteor Crater (the worlds largest), Lowell Observatory, Lake Powell, Wupatki Ruins, Sedona and the Flagstaff Arboretum.

Flagstaff is a serene small town that is home to Northern Arizona University. The town comes alive with boundless attractions, boutique shopping, world-class golf and restaurants, nightlife and all kinds of outdoor activities and events. Some of the renowned exclusive golf course communities in Flagstaff include: Forest Highlands, Flagstaff Ranch and Pine Canyon.