Downtown / Whiskey Row
Prescott’s historic downtown around the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza, including the famous Whiskey Row block of Montezuma Street: hotels, saloons, restaurants, parking and history.
Prescott, Arizona
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Watson Lake in the Granite Dells. Photo: John Fowler · CC BY 2.0 · Credits
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Prescott’s historic downtown around the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza, including the famous Whiskey Row block of Montezuma Street: hotels, saloons, restaurants, parking and history.
Hilltop neighborhood of site-built homes in central Prescott, off Willow Creek Road beside the Prescott Lakes golf course. Many homes look out over the Granite Dells or the course.
Area along Williamson Valley Road north and northwest of Prescott. The Williamson Valley Trailhead into Prescott National Forest, with views of Granite Mountain, is off the road.
Master-planned community near Willow and Watson lakes with views of the Granite Dells. It centers on The Club at Prescott Lakes, with a Hale Irwin–designed 18-hole golf course and an athletic center.
Master-planned community on the former Tom Mix Bar Circle A Ranch, with more than 1,200 home sites on about 1,750 acres of hills. Its clubhouse is the remodeled ranch house, alongside a seasonal pool, recreation courts and two hiking trails.
Custom-home neighborhood in the Thumb Butte foothills off Iron Springs Road in west Prescott. Many homes back onto Prescott National Forest.
Gated community west of downtown with condominiums, townhomes and custom homes among pines and granite boulders. It surrounds Capital Canyon Club, where golf dates to the 1919 Hassayampa Country Club.
Neighborhood of custom homes and townhomes under ponderosa pines near the top of Copper Basin Road, on the edge of Prescott National Forest and about five minutes from downtown. Amenities include heated pools, tennis and pickleball courts and a clubhouse.
Planned community about three miles east of downtown, entered from Highway 69 at Lee Boulevard. Created in 1987 on the former Bullwhacker Ranch, it has about 950 home sites on hillsides bordering Prescott National Forest.
Community of 755 single-family homes, patio homes and townhouses in the pines about 1.5 miles south of the Courthouse Square, bordered by Prescott National Forest. Residents share a pool, activity center and sports courts.
Local favorites
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Coffee & Bakeries · Downtown / Whiskey Row
Locally owned coffeehouse and scratch bakery beside Granite Creek, one block off the Courthouse Plaza, open since 2007.
124 S Granite St, Suite E, Prescott, AZ 86303
Shopping · Downtown / Whiskey Row
Independent women’s boutique on Whiskey Row: apparel, shoes, handbags, jewelry and accessories, mixing new and vintage.
122 S Montezuma St, Prescott, AZ 86303
Outdoors & Recreation · Downtown / Whiskey Row
Locally owned outdoor shop just off the Courthouse Plaza: hiking, camping, backpacking and climbing gear, plus in-person boot fittings.
104 N Montezuma St, Prescott, AZ 86301
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