Chino Valley Real Estate
Head north on Arizona Highway 89 from Prescott, and you'll soon be welcomed by the friendly folks of Chino Valley, a true country town in every sense. Read more about the Chino Valley Real Estate area.
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Chino Valley Homes
Touring Chino Valley is an enjoyable experience of rolling acreages, modern subdivisions, and charming local heritage. Browsing for your own slice of Chino Valley real estate is a country excursion with acreages and ranches dotting the landscape. As you look into the area and find yourself relaxing in the country, make sure to ask about the local market and the pricing of homes and land. You will find Chino Valley to be an affordable and pleasant place to live.
Chino Valley History
Recently incorporated in 1970, the Town of Chino Valley, Arizona has an interesting history. Originally settled by soldiers looking for Thumb Butte in 1864, the area was mistakenly thought to be Prescott, because a similar landmark, Little Thumb Butte was identified. After learning of their error the army moved on, but not before Chino Valley was recognized in history. Soon, Chino Valley became the farming and ranching area for Northern Yavapai County.
Chino Valley Area Attractions
Business establishments line the north-south corridor of Highway 89, many of which are related to real estate. Chino Valley has grown plenty but retains its pleasant country culture. Without a true downtown in the traditional sense, the Chino Valley Safeway at E Road 2 North has become the de facto landmark for all visitors in the area. Of course, the in-store Starbucks Coffee also plays a part in establishing the grocery store as the local hangout.
Attractions in Chino Valley include the Red, White and BOOM! Fourth of July Old Home Manor Fireworks display, swimming at the Chino Valley Aquatic Center, and the Susan A. Williams Equestrian Center at Old Home Manor. Look for the Labor Day Rodeo at the Equestrian Center during Territorial Days, the annual event celebrating Chino Valley's anniversary as the first territorial capital of Arizona. Come and celebrate at the Town Hall Complex where there will be a Lion's Club pancake breakfast, a community parade, games, entertainment and the annual Labor Day FFA Corn Dinner.
Please contact Scott Baxter of Realty 2000 Town and Country (928-771-2000) for more information.
