Cooler, greener and quieter than the Valley. Most Williams buyers are coming up from Phoenix or Tucson to get out of the heat. We have a second home here ourselves, and we’re building one on the golf course right now.
Photo: Kaibab National Forest, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
New construction on the pond at the 14th hole of Elephant Rocks Golf Course, built by Moran AZ Homes. Follow it from framing to finish.
Summers in the 80s, July monsoon storms, crisp falls and snowy winters. A real change of season a few hours from Phoenix or Tucson.
Pine forest all around, a public golf course in town, and the Grand Canyon South Rim about an hour away by car, or by the Grand Canyon Railway.
Williams is smaller and quieter than Flagstaff, 33 miles down the road. If you want the pines without the traffic, this is the trade.
Honest, local answers to the questions Valley buyers ask us most.
Weather, golf, getting around, what it costs, and the trade-offs.
Read the guideThe rental question, costs desert buyers don’t expect, and resale.
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Two towns 33 miles apart. Size, price, pace, and how to choose.
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Summer monsoons, snowy winters, and what it means for a house.
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The drive, the train, and what else is close.
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Living on the city’s public course, and what to check before you buy.
Read the guideArea photos via Wikimedia Commons: Kaibab National Forest (CC BY-SA 2.0; Dogtown Lake, public domain), G. Lamar (CC BY 2.0), Deborah Lee Soltesz (CC0).
Tell me what you’re looking for up here. I’ll tell you honestly what your budget buys, what to watch for in a mountain home, and whether 111 Highland Meadows or something else fits. If another local agent is the better fit for your search, I’ll connect you with someone I trust and stay in the loop.
Or call or text 760-985-4839Looking for winter on the water instead? See Lake Havasu City.
