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Residents in Williamson own more vehicles than 97 percent of other Americans, but no doubt that's because dirt roads leading into the adjacent Prescott National Forest beg exploration with ATVs and other four-wheel drive vehicles.
Williamson -- also known as Williamson Valley -- covers 57
View Williamson City GuideResidents in Williamson own more vehicles than 97 percent of other Americans, but no doubt that's because dirt roads leading into the adjacent Prescott National Forest beg exploration with ATVs and other four-wheel drive vehicles.
Williamson -- also known as Williamson Valley -- covers 57
Residents in Williamson own more vehicles than 97 percent of other Americans, but no doubt that's because dirt roads leading into the adjacent Prescott National Forest beg exploration with ATVs and other four-wheel drive vehicles.
Williamson -- also known as Williamson Valley -- covers 57.6 square miles in the northwestern part of Prescott, Arizona. The community covers terrain ranging from open grasslands to piney forest, making it ideal for those wishing to get away from it all. With just six residents per square mile, the community consists primarily of custom-built single-family homes built from 1970 to the present day. There are no apartments for rent or condo rentals in Williamson. Despite its remote description, roads to its major neighborhoods are paved and maintained by snow plows during the winter when the area sees as much as 70 inches of snow.
The 5,000 foot elevation creates a pleasant, four-season environment, although much of Williamson's homes are occupied only during the summer months. You won't find any apartment complexes within Williamson itself, but the neighboring communities of Chino Valley and central Prescott have several to choose from.
To find rental housing in Williamson, your best bet is hooking up with a property management agent. Your agent will have a feel for what homes in the area will be coming on the market during your expected move time. If you plan to move during the summer months, contact an agent six months in advance as summertime rentals fill up fast with seasonal residents from hot climates. Fill out an application early in the process and provide proof of income and identity to your agent so there are no delays in the approval process once your ideal unit is found. This will prevent you from losing out to another party that has already completed the application process.
You'll have plenty of choices in Williamson, so get ready! Here are all the different neighborhoods around town. Which one will you find yourself in?
South Williamson: If you like a remote feel, but want to stay close to paved roadways and commercial conveniences such as restaurants and shopping, South Williamson has homes with more than 2,500 square feet that tuck back against the Prescott National Forest. Luxury homes built since 2000 dominate the area. Some homes have horse setups, allowing you to access trails into the forest directly from home without having to trailer your horse. The majority of rental housing is found in this area.
Granite Oaks: Tucked at the base of Granite Mountain, Granite Oaks is in the central part of Williamson just west of Embry Riddle University. Homes range from 1,800 to 5,000 square feet on 1 to 3-acre lots with horse privileges. If you don't want to keep your own horse, walk to Granite Oaks Stables and rent one for a few hours to explore the Prescott National Forest.
Royal Oaks: Single family homes ranging from 1,500 to 4,000 square feet sit on lots varying in size from .8 to 3.5 acres. The property sits on the eastern side of Williamson Valley Road with access to Granite Mountain trails.
American Ranch: This neighborhood sits on 600 acres bordering the national forest. The community has just 210 homes, ensuring plenty of wide open space to enjoy the view. Parcels range from one to four acres and is master planned for horse lovers with an equestrian center and access to national forest trails. The community has its own outdoor heated pool and hot tub, tennis and basketball courts, community center and fitness facility. You'll even find a community bass fishing lake where you can perfect your catch and release techniques.
Williamson Valley Ranch: Custom homes in Williamson Valley Ranch sit on 3 to 8 acre parcels. Solar designed homes range in size from 1,100 square feet to more than 6,000 square feet. Although you won't have direct access to the National Forest from your house, trail-heads are just a few blocks away.
Whispering Canyon: This neighborhood sits on high ground, offering expansive views of Prescott and its surrounding mountains. Lots in this neighborhood are less than 2 acres, with most ranging from .5 to 1 acre. Luxury custom homes in Whispering Canyon have 2,500 to 3,500 square feet with 3 or 4 bedrooms and three-car garages.
Inscription Canyon: Custom homes in Inscription Canyon range from 2,300 to 7,500 square feet in size with lot sizes varying from 1 to 5 acres. Horse privileges are available on designated lots only, and offer direct access to riding trails.
Talking Rock Ranch: Once a working cattle ranch, Talking Rock Ranch is now the most luxurious community in Williamson. The neighborhood centers around a world-class golf course and has converted original ranch structures into luxurious amenities. Work out at the Barn Fitness Center, meet your friends for coffee at the Coops Coffee Shop, enjoy fine dining at the Ranch House and get ready for a round of golf at the Tack House.
Whether you enjoy playing a round of golf or exploring miles of trail in the Prescott National Forest, Williamson's country lifestyle offers both luxury and simplicity. You'll need to head out in your car to reach stores and professional services in nearby Prescott, and you're just a few miles from the Heritage Park Zoo, National Forest campgrounds and several lakes.
