Flagstaff Golf Course Communities
Homes, Properties, Real Estate
Continental Country Club
Flagstaff Ranch
Forest Highlands
Pine Canyon
Being a four-season area, the Flagstaff area is ideal for other outdoor interests. If your desire to experience the outdoors includes golfing, mountain biking, camping, hiking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, downhill skiing, ice hockey, baseball, football, or soccer, the Flagstaff area has a myriad of urban trails, city parks and recreational areas, and camp grounds throughout the area.
Thanks to the spectacular scenery, wildlife, and fascinating historic sites, the Flagstaff area draws photographers, rock climbers, skiers, hikers, and archeological buffs to discover the treasures of the area
Flagstaff, Arizona (population in 1990, 45,857) is 7,000 feet above sea level and we are surrounded by the largest ponderosa pine tree forest in the world. We are located in Coconino county which is the second largest county in the United States. Flagstaff was named on Independence Day, 1876, when a centennial flag was flown from the tallest pine tree. This was supposed to have been a guide to travelers. It became a town in 1894. It was incorporated as a city in 1928. It has been the county seat of Coconino County since 1891. Flagstaff was originally a cow and lumber town and the base of many logging operations. In winter there is skiing, ice skating and hunting. Flagstaff is located along an old wagon road to California. Flagstaff began after the railroad arrived in 1881. Today Flagstaff links major routes I-40 to I-17, Highway 89 to Page and Utah, and Highway 180 to the Grand Canyon. Historic Route 66 passes through Flagstaff. Flagstaff is also the home of Northern Arizona University. If you are buying or selling homes, condos, cabins, luxury custom homes, golf estates, vacation homes, land, horse property or commercial real estate in Flagstaff... our Real Estate Teams are looking forward to serving you.
Flagstaff golf property owners appreciate serene fairway settings
Mild summer temperatures entice Flagstaff golfers to the lush, tree-lined fairways of city courses including Pine Canyon Golf Course, Aspen Valley Golf Course, Forest Highlands Golf Course and Continental Country Club. If you desire a home near one of these great courses, check out condo communities such as Lakewood Village, Continental Townhomes and Tanglewood Condos or homes in communities such as Evergreen, Pine Canyon, Sunridge and Forest Highlands.
Whether you desire a location on an award-wining golf course or in the peaceful ponderosa pine forests near the Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff gated homes offer you a place to relax and unwind. Gated properties are available in communities such as Elkhorn Trail, Highland Meadows, Forest Highlands and Flagstaff Ranch, to name a few
Attractions in Northern Arizona
Canyon de Chelly
National Monument
Glen Canyon Recreation Area
Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon Overview
Grand Canyon Railway
Homolovi Ruins State Park
Jerome State Historic Park
Montezuma Castle
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Red Rock State Park
Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon
Slide Rock State Park
Tuzigoot National Monument
Verde Canyon Railroad