Paradise Valley Real Estate — Sady Flynn, REALTOR®

Homes in Paradise Valley have a median price of $3,500,000, average 45 days on market, with 98 active listings at $620 per square foot. Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group represents buyers and sellers here — call (480) 678-1005.

Paradise Valley is a residential town of large-lot properties sitting between Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the McDowell Mountains. Zoning here generally starts at an acre or more with almost no commercial development, so parcels stay wide, setbacks are generous, and the mountain views are the defining feature of the housing stock.

Paradise Valley Market Stats

Median Price: $3,500,000. Average Days on Market: 45. Active Listings: 98. Price Per Sq Ft: $620.

Lifestyle

Life in Paradise Valley is organized around terrain. Hillside parcels look out on Camelback Mountain, Mummy Mountain, and the McDowell range, while the valley floor holds irrigated estates with mature trees and long driveways. Low-density zoning keeps the streets quiet and the night sky dark, and the town has no commercial corridor of its own — shopping and dining sit just outside its borders in Scottsdale and Phoenix.

Schools

Paradise Valley sits within the Scottsdale Unified School District boundary, with elementary grades also served by neighboring districts. Private campuses in and around the town include Phoenix Country Day School, All Saints' Episcopal Day School, and Tesseract School.

Dining

Paradise Valley has no commercial corridor of its own, so dining sits just outside town. Resort restaurants at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, the Hermosa Inn, and the Four Seasons are the closest options, with the full Scottsdale restaurant scene a short drive away.

Amenities

The Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa, Mountain Shadows Resort, Omni Scottsdale Resort at Montelucia, Camelback Mountain hiking via Echo Canyon and Cholla Trail, and private clubs including Paradise Valley Country Club and Camelback Golf Club.

Explore Paradise Valley real estate with Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group. Call (480) 678-1005.

What is the median home price in Paradise Valley?

The median home price in Paradise Valley is $3,500,000, based on the live market data shown on this page.

How long do homes take to sell in Paradise Valley?

Homes in Paradise Valley average 45 days on market, according to the same market data.

How many homes are for sale in Paradise Valley right now?

There are 98 active listings in Paradise Valley at the last update of this page.

What is the price per square foot in Paradise Valley?

Homes in Paradise Valley are priced at $620 per square foot on average.

Who do I contact about Paradise Valley real estate?

Contact Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group — call or text (480) 678-1005, or email sadyf443@gmail.com.

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Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley is a residential town of large-lot properties sitting between Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the McDowell Mountains. Zoning here generally starts at an acre or more with almost no commercial development, so parcels stay wide, setbacks are generous, and the mountain views are the defining feature of the housing stock.

$3,500,000

Median Price

45

Avg Days on Market

98

Active Listings

$620

Price Per Sq Ft

Lifestyle

Life in Paradise Valley is organized around terrain. Hillside parcels look out on Camelback Mountain, Mummy Mountain, and the McDowell range, while the valley floor holds irrigated estates with mature trees and long driveways. Low-density zoning keeps the streets quiet and the night sky dark, and the town has no commercial corridor of its own — shopping and dining sit just outside its borders in Scottsdale and Phoenix.

Schools

Paradise Valley sits within the Scottsdale Unified School District boundary, with elementary grades also served by neighboring districts. Private campuses in and around the town include Phoenix Country Day School, All Saints' Episcopal Day School, and Tesseract School.

Dining

Paradise Valley has no commercial corridor of its own, so dining sits just outside town. Resort restaurants at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, the Hermosa Inn, and the Four Seasons are the closest options, with the full Scottsdale restaurant scene a short drive away.

Amenities

The Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa, Mountain Shadows Resort, Omni Scottsdale Resort at Montelucia, Camelback Mountain hiking via Echo Canyon and Cholla Trail, and private clubs including Paradise Valley Country Club and Camelback Golf Club.

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