AZ Horse Property by City

Phoenix Area Horse Property City Search

Phoenix horse property

We have listed all Phoenix area cities on the right. When you click on the city name it will take you to a page where you can view all horse property for sale in that city.

You can also create a login into the MLS that is free and easy.

This will allow you to build a multiple city home search where you will be able to sort and qualify properties you are interested in buying or seeing. AZ Horse Property is highly desired by not only horse owners but anyone looking for some elbow room in the Phoenix area. Arizona horse property is in high demand to people who love their privacy and space. As horse property specialists, we often sell homes to buyers who don’t have horses. They may have a large family or they may want to have family members work with goats or chickens. Sometimes these Arizona horse property owners have a home business and they have trucks and trailers parked on their land.

AZ Horse Property is highly desired by not only horse owners but anyone looking for some elbow room in the Phoenix area. Arizona horse property is in high demand to people who love their privacy and space. As horse property specialists, we often sell homes to buyers who don’t have horses. They may have a large family or they may want to have family members work with goats or chickens. Sometimes these Arizona horse property owners have a home business and they have trucks and trailers parked on their land.

Some of the most popular cities for horse property in Arizona are:

All of these cities are desirable for different reasons.

Paradise Valley Horse Property

Homes in Paradise Valley are pricey and serve the upper crust of the Phoenix area. These homes often sport multiple acres of land, luxury barns and living quarters for hired help. They may also contain riding facilities, covered arenas, multiple paddocks, training areas, round pens and climate controlled tack and guest quarters. These beautiful homes run in the multi-millions of dollars and if you click here you can view Paradise Valley Horse Property.

Scottsdale Horse Property

Scottsdale horse property may have many of the amenities that the Paradise Valley horse property has and with a less expensive zip code! Scottsdale offers many beautiful horse properties and prices vary and can start as low as $300,000 in the Rio Verde area. You can view Scottsdale horse property by price below or see all Scottsdale horse property here.

Scottsdale Horse Property Under $500,000

Scottsdale Horse Property $500,000 to 1 Million

Scottsdale Horse Property 1 to 2 Million

If you are looking for irrigated horse property, you won’t find it in Scottsdale or Paradise Valley. Both areas are desert areas. Irrigation provides green pastures for horses and livestock and the ability to inexpensively water large areas of land. This allows homeowners to have large trees as well. Irrigated properties are found in several areas of the Valley. In the East Valley of Phoenix, you have irrigated land available in Gilbert, Chandler, San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, Florence and some areas of Mesa such as Lehi. Phoenix also has many areas that are irrigated with flood irrigation. In the West Valley the cities of Glendale, Peoria, Buckeye and Laveen are also irrigated. Some parts of North Phoenix have flood irrigation.

Cave Creek Horse Property

Cave Creek is an amazing equine community. Everything from the Cave Creek Rodeo and horseback riding events with residents breathes life into this charming western town. Cave Creek offers many events and fun things to do. My husband, Paul Shelton, and I have a heart for giving back and Cave Creek is always seeking volunteers to do just that! Check their volunteer page on the Town of Cave Creek website for more information on volunteer opportunities.

Desert Hills Horse Property

Desert Hills is actually part of Phoenix. If you head west on Carefree Highway you will find Desert Hills as soon as you leave Cave Creek and enter Phoenix. There are many horse properties on the north side of Carefree Highway. Desert Hills zip codes are 85085 and 85086. Properties in Desert Hills are more affordable and close to riding. It is a desert landscape similar to Cave Creek and North Scottsdale. View Desert Hills Horse Properties

Gilbert Arizona Horse Property

Gilbert is a very clean and well-kept community located in the Southeast Valley of Phoenix. It is east of Chandler and directly south of Mesa. Gilbert also has a large equine community to enjoy. With lots of farm fields and large deciduous trees, Gilbert is a favorite area of the valley for horse owners. Prices remain steady for homeowners and there is a strong real estate market in Gilbert Arizona. If you are interested in homes in Gilbert, visit our Gilbert homes page. You can also view all Gilbert horse property from the Gilbert homes page. Most of Gilbert is irrigated with Roosevelt Water Conservation District. There are many irrigation companies if you are seeking irrigated property. It is important to know which companies are expensive to water as not all irrigation companies are the same. You want to make sure the water is inexpensive and delivered consistently to homeowners.

Chandler Horse Property

Chandler is similar to Gilbert in the fact that it has flood irrigation, properties with trees and green pastures. There are many pockets of neighborhoods that have horse property. Some of these Chandler horse properties are located in a Maricopa County Island. The city of Chandler has an ordinance that does not allow foul or in other words, chickens. If you are looking for a horse property in Chandler and you want chickens, this is something you should know. Some properties in Chandler can have chickens and these are the ones located on a County Island.

Queen Creek Horse Property

The town of Queen Creek is an amazingly progressive community. The city planning has really changed the look and feel of the Town of Queen Creek over the last ten years. Once an isolated town southeast of Phoenix, Queen Creek is now full of excellent shopping and dining as well as entertainment. Everything from the Queen Creek Olive Mill, Schnepf Farms and plenty of Holiday activities keep residents of Queen Creek enjoying the quiet farm life with the amenities of the city. The Town of Queen Creek has an amazing website that offers all kinds of tools and information for their residents. For equine lovers, The Horseshoe Equestrian Center is a popular hangout.

San Tan Valley Horse Property

San Tan Valley is southeast of Queen Creek. Most areas of San Tan Valley do not have irrigated horse property. There are a few small pockets of horse properties that are irrigated and for the most part, the properties in San Tan Valley are not irrigated. Families tend to buy horse property in San Tan Valley due to the amazing view and affordability. To view San Tan Valley horse property go to the San Tan Valley Horse Property page.

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Michelle Shelton

Michelle Shelton is the owner and Designated Broker of Life Real Estate. She is the 2020 Vice-Chair and 2019 Treasurer of the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) and serves on the Board of Directors with Arizona Association of REALTORS® as well as West and Southeast REALTORS® of the Valley. Michelle is also on the Rules Committee at ARMLS and serves on various task forces for ARMLS. As treasurer, she was the 2019 Chair of the Audit Committee. Michelle is active in raising the bar in the real estate industry as a whole. She has a passion for people and the rights of homeowners.

Michelle is a top producing REALTOR® in the state of Arizona.

As a Public Speaker and Writer, she has written for various magazine and trade publications and speaks Nationwide regarding the loss of her son, grief, and emotional health.

She is a Certified Negotiations Expert, Master Practitioner of NLP, and has attended Accredited Buyer classes and is a real estate instructor with Internal Dynamics Real Estate School.

Michelle enjoys time with her husband and family, Farm animals, writing, gardening, reading, and is a huge fan of personal growth.

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