Prescott Valley · Prescott Valley, AZ

Coyote Springs

$600k – $1M+

Rural, non-HOA living on 2–5+ acres. Horse friendly, with room for barns, shops and RV garages. Views of the Black Hills, Mingus and Granite Mountain.

Homes
Ranch-style, manufactured and newer custom homes, plus land. Mostly private wells.
Water
Well / private water
Area
Prescott Valley: bonus: more home for the money
Features
Acreage · Horse property · Views
Good to know in Prescott Valley
WaterVaries by community. Coyote Springs is mostly private wells.
Common questions
How much do homes cost in Coyote Springs?

Homes in Coyote Springs typically range from about $600k – $1M+, depending on size, lot and condition. Ranch-style, manufactured and newer custom homes, plus land. Mostly private wells.

What is the water source in Coyote Springs?

Well / private water. Water sources in the Prescott Valley area can vary by home, so I always verify it during your inspection period.

What is Coyote Springs known for?

Rural, non-HOA living on 2–5+ acres. Horse friendly, with room for barns, shops and RV garages. Views of the Black Hills, Mingus and Granite Mountain.

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