5 Best Ahwatukee Neighborhoods

 


Ahwatukee is a beautiful neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona, and there are many great neighborhoods within it. Here are 5 of the best neighborhoods in Ahwatukee:

1. Mountain Park Ranch: Mountain Park Ranch is a beautiful, family-friendly neighborhood with stunning views of the mountains. It offers a wide range of homes, from condos to luxury homes, and has plenty of amenities, including 3 community pools, sand volleyball, basketball and tennis courts, plenty of playgrounds and parks, and hiking trails, along with beautifully kept walking paths all around. Also home to multiple A+ Kyrene District Elementary Schools.
2. The Foothills: The Foothills is a luxurious neighborhood with stunning homes and beautiful views. It is home to several golf courses, including the Club West Golf Club, which is known for its challenging course and stunning views.
3. Lakewood: Lakewood is a peaceful neighborhood with a variety of homes, from townhouses to larger homes many with private pools. It is home to Lakewood Park, which has a playground, basketball court, picnic areas, walking paths, an A+ dual language elementary school, and two lakes enjoyable for non-motorized boats.
4. Ahwatukee Custom Estates: Ahwatukee Custom Estates is a luxurious gated community with exquisite homes and large lots. It is located near South Mountain Park, which offers hiking trails and stunning views of the city.
5. Equestrian Estates: Equestrian Estates is a unique neighborhood that is perfect for horse lovers. It offers large homes with plenty of land for horses and is located near several horseback riding trails, yet right in the heart of the city. It's the best of both worlds for the country and city life with an inviting neighborhood feel.

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