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Buying a Home in Scottsdale Mountain
Get ready first, learn what your budget really buys, then win the right home with calm, clear negotiation.
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Buying a home in Scottsdale Mountain
Buying a home in Scottsdale Mountain gets you a guard-gated community at the foot of the McDowell Mountains without a golf club membership. Homes were mostly built in the 2000s and range from townhomes to custom homes, north of Shea Boulevard near 136th Street.
Talk with me about Scottsdale Mountain
How I help Scottsdale Mountain buyers
I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. We start with home type and how much hillside you want, then compare any home you like against recent sales of the same type inside the gates. See knowing your market.
Scottsdale Mountain details
Based on my recent market review, homes run from about $1 million to $5 million, and that shifts over time. The community is close to Mayo Clinic’s Scottsdale campus and to trail access in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Schools: Scottsdale Unified, with Mountainside Middle and Desert Mountain High nearby; confirm by address.
Hillside homes
Homes on a slope bring views and also questions: driveways, retaining walls and drainage. We look at those during inspection so the view doesn’t hide a cost.
Next steps
Explore Scottsdale Mountain or compare buying in McDowell Mountain Ranch. Contact me, or return to the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Scottsdale Mountain require a club membership?
No. It’s a guard-gated community without a golf club membership.
Which school district serves Scottsdale Mountain?
Scottsdale Unified serves Scottsdale Mountain, with Mountainside Middle and Desert Mountain High nearby. Confirm by address.
Scottsdale Mountain
What buying a home looks like in Scottsdale Mountain
$1M to $5M, the pick for buyers who want direct McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail access without a club membership.
Scottsdale Mountain is a guard-gated community at the foot of the McDowell Mountains near Mayo Clinic.
- The homes
- Guard-gated, mostly built in the 2000s, from townhomes to custom homes, north of Shea Boulevard near 136th Street.
- Schools people ask about
- Scottsdale Unified (Mountainside Middle and Desert Mountain High are nearby; confirm by address).
- Nearby
- The foot of the McDowell Mountains on the Fountain Hills edge, close to Mayo Clinic's Scottsdale campus.
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