Surrounded by peaceful Ponderosa Pines and lovely cabins, Kachina Village is a forested “suburb” of Flagstaff, just 15 minutes south on Interstate 17. Kachina Village provides the sort of atmosphere many city dwellers dream of when they think of mountain living. This dog-friendly village in the forest is connected by dirt/gravel roads and a friendly community. With a population of 2250, this is generally a more established area with the average resident hovering around 48 years old and a homeownership percentage of 78%–which means less rowdy renters!
What can you expect from Kachina Village homes for sale? Homes in Kachina Village and it’s sister village Mountainaire are generally more affordable than Flagstaff proper. As of 2017, the median price for homes in Flagstaff was $315,000, while Kachina Village was $232,750. So if you are on the lookout for both beauty and affordability Kachina Village may be the home for you! Kachina Village also backs National Forest Service land which provides a true country experience with miles of forested outdoor beauty, hiking and outdoor activities. The neighborhood has the charming Raymond Park at the base of the hill where families can enjoy the basketball court, baseball diamond, playgrounds and pond. Retire or just settle down in peace and tranquility here in Kachina!
Want to learn more about Kachina Village real estate? Contact The COLLINS TEAM today!
Neighborhood Map Courtesy of NextDoor.
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