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Prescott, AZ
Overview
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Prescott is a city in Yavapai County, Arizona, USA. Prescott, along with Chino Valley, to the east and Prescott Valley, to the north, make up an area locally known as the "Tri-City" The 2004 Census estimated the Prescott population at 40,225. Prescott is named after a noted historian, William Hickling Prescott
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Geography
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Prescott is 5400 feet above sea level in the Bradshaw Mountains of central Arizona. Prescott is located north-northwest and approximately 100 miles from Phoenix.
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Climate
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Prescott has four-season climates. Summer daily temperatures averages anywhere from 87 to 90 degrees F with the warmest month being July. The winter month average daily temperatures from a high of 52 degrees F to lows of 25 degrees. The annual snowfall for Prescott averages 25.4 inches. The maximum precipitation occurs in the month of August with 2.44 inches.
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Housing
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Prescott presents a variety of real estate options from golf homes to condominiums. The 2000 Census listed the median house value at $162,700. Prescott offers something for everyone whether you are looking to relocate or invest in a retirement home.
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Things To Do
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Prescott is a summer resort and the headquarters of the Prescott National Forest making for a great selection of outdoor activities. Prescott is also rich in historic, scenic attractions such as Thumb Butte and the Sharlot Hall Museum. Willow and Goldwater Lakes along with others provide for fishing and boating. Yearly, Prescott hosts The World's Oldest Rodeo, the Bluegrass Festival, the Shakespeare Festival and the Prescott Film Festival just to name a few. Prescott is a wonderful place to own real estate as it has something sure to fit everyones lifestyle.
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Prescott Real Estate Links
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