Presidio in the Pines Homes for Sale
Presidio in the Pines Homes & Properties for Sale
All of the homes in Presidio in the Pines have been built after 2014, and include open floor plans and small, fenced yards perfect for gardens, pets, and children, plus a dog park right in the neighborhood! From hiking or biking in the Coconino National Forest, outdoor concerts at the 200-acre Flagstaff Arboretum, or golfing at the nearby Flagstaff Ranch Golf Club, there is plenty to do around the Presidio in the Pines community. Contact us at Best Flagstaff Homes Realty for more information.
What Neighbors Are Saying About Living in Presidio in the Pines:
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Distance To…
Grocery Store
2.3 miles
Arizona Snowbowl
18 miles
Pharmacy
2.3 miles
Grand Canyon
85 miles
Hospital
4.3 miles
Phoenix
146 miles
Downtown
3.6 miles
Las Vegas
251 miles
School District
Residents of Presidio in the Pines live in the Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD). Students in the neighborhood are typically zoned for Manuel De Miguel Elementary School, Mount Elden Middle School, and Flagstaff High School. FUSD also offers open enrollment, giving families the option to apply for attendance at other schools within the district based on availability. For more information, visit fusd1.org.
Neighborhood elevation
Presidio in the Pines sits at an approximate elevation of 6,850 feet.
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Best Trails...
- Tunnel Spring Trail — This is a quiet and shaded out-and-back route that starts just a couple of miles from the Presidio in the Pines neighborhood. It winds gently through the Coconino National Forest, making it perfect for dog walking, trail running, or a peaceful morning hike. The trail is just over 2 miles but intersects with several other trails to make for a longer hike.
- Observatory Mesa Trail — This is a beautiful and moderately difficult hike. The trailhead is located just over 2 miles from Presidio in the Pines, and the trail itself is well-marked and easy to follow. It stretches 6.4 miles out and back and gains about 770 feet in elevation, offering scenic forest views and access to additional connecting trails.
- Buffalo Park Trail — This is one of the most popular trails in Flagstaff. The trailhead is located just a few miles from Presidio in the Pines, and the trail itself is an easy 2-mile loop with stunning views of the San Francisco Peaks. It’s a favorite spot to see wildflowers in bloom and watch for birds and wildlife while enjoying a relaxed walk or jog.
Best Things to Do...
- Biking
- Hiking
- Playing at Presidio Park
- Golfing at Flagstaff Ranch Golf Club
- Snowboarding and Skiing
- Birdwatching
Best For...
Presidio in the Pines is a newer, primarily residential neighborhood known for its variety of modern home styles, from townhomes to single-family homes. The area is walkable and well-connected, with a community dog park, basketball court, and playground at its center. While largely residential, the neighborhood is just minutes from commercial amenities along Route 66, including coffee shops, restaurants, and grocery stores. Residents also enjoy quick access to the Flagstaff Urban Trail System, making it easy to connect to Observatory Mesa, Buffalo Park, and the larger Coconino National Forest. With newer construction, small fenced yards, and a neighborly atmosphere, Presidio is especially popular with young families, first-time homebuyers, and those looking for low-maintenance living near outdoor adventure.
The History of Presidio in the Pines
Presidio in the Pines is one of Flagstaff’s newer westside neighborhoods, with development beginning in the early 2010s. Built to meet the growing demand for modern homes near downtown, the community was designed with walkability, green space, and a family-friendly layout in mind.
With contemporary architecture and small, fenced lots, homes in Presidio attract buyers looking for low-maintenance living near forest trails, schools, and commuter routes—making it one of the most popular new-build areas in Flagstaff.
If Presidio in the Pines was a streaming series, it Would Be…
Parenthood, with its warm and friendly vibe and lots of space for the young and old to enjoy the Flagstaff outdoors.
If Presidio in the Pines was a superhero, it would be…
Spiderman. Just your everyday friendly superhero who is always looking out for his community members.
If Presidio in the Pines was an animal, it would be…
A silver Greyhound with a fashionable, thick jeweled collar, sleek, elegant, sophisticated, and very friendly, just like this neighborhood.
If Presidio in the Pines was a food, it would be…
A perfectly organized vegetable tray, where everything has its place, is organized, clean, healthy, and precise.
If Presidio in the Pines was a professional athlete, it would be…
Corbin Carroll of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Corbin is an up-and-coming star, providing family-fun results in just his 2nd MLB season. Similarly, Presidio is a fresh new neighborhood with a community park, providing fun activities for its residents.
If Presidio in the Pines was an actor, it would be…
Donald Glover. Presidio is a hip, newer neighborhood with a stylish community. Glover is a stylish actor/rapper who is highly intelligent and always rocks with style.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Presidio In The Pines:
What is the average home value in Presidio in the Pines?
Most homes for sale in Presidio in the Pines neighborhood fall in the mid-$500,000 to low-$700,000 range, depending on size, upgrades, and whether the home is a single-family residence or townhome. Newer construction and modern finishes often command higher prices, especially for larger floor plans with garages or additional outdoor space.
What is the average lot size in Presidio in the Pines?
Presidio lots are designed for low-maintenance living, with most properties sitting on compact parcels averaging 0.08 to 0.15 acres. While smaller than more rural Flagstaff neighborhoods, many homes feature fenced backyards, ideal for pets, patios, or small gardens.
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Weather
With four distinct seasons, Flagstaff’s weather offers something for everyone. Warm and bright sunshine in the summer, chilly mornings with colorful aspens in the fall, snow with freezing temperatures in the winter, and a mix of everything in the spring. The average high in the summer is 80ºF and a low of 53ºF. During the cold season of late November to early March, the average daily high is below 49ºF. The hottest month is July and the coldest month is December. Flagstaff’s mountain elevation does bring summer monsoon storms that keep the trails in great shape and the hot days to a minimum.
Market Trends
Flagstaff has historically had a market based on high demand and low inventory. This creates a seller’s market, with buyers scooping up Flagstaff homes quickly as they come on the market. In the past 20 years, home prices have increased in Arizona by an average rate of 4.15%. In 2021 – they doubled! Although new homes are being built in Flagstaff and surrounding communities like Bellemont and Kachina Village, we expect it to continue to be a seller's market for years to come.
Our Community
Flagstaff is a tightly knit community that offers small-town vibes with all the city amenities you need. With its bustling downtown life, numerous mountain adventures and active Northern Arizona University campus, Flagstaff is home to a diverse community. Weekly summer farmer’s markets, art walks, theater happenings, local breweries, shopping and restaurants are all within walking distance of Downtown Flagstaff. There are seven national parks and monuments within 80 miles of Flagstaff, including Walnut National Monument and the Grand Canyon. With Sedona’s unique landscape just 45 minutes to the south and Snowbowl Ski Resort just 30 minutes to the north, Flagstaff is an outdoor lovers’ paradise.
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Realty Team
Marian Armstrong
Linda Kiehne
Eric Davis
Kelly Kasprzyk
Tad Moore
Jessica Garard
Sara Holloway
Arin Wheeler
Keith Cohen
Cody Bauer
With a combined 100 years of experience, the Best Flagstaff Homes Realty team knows a thing or two about Flagstaff neighborhoods. We’ve learned to navigate Flagstaff market trends with expertise, knowledge, great skill and care, and a lot of laughter! We’d love to be the team that introduces you to Flagstaff neighborhoods and helps you find what you’re looking for in your next home. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or already have some real estate experience under your belt, our experienced team will find you your dream home in Flagstaff.
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