AZ
Peoria Neighborhoods and Homes
Northwest Valley neighborhoods reaching north toward Lake Pleasant.
Living in Peoria
Peoria neighborhoods run from the Northwest Valley north toward Lake Pleasant Regional Park. The city is home to the Peoria Sports Complex, the spring training home of the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners, and a range of neighborhoods from established areas in the south to newer communities in the north.
North Peoria in particular appeals to buyers who want desert views and access to outdoor recreation around the lake.
Homes in Peoria
Peoria's housing includes single-family homes in communities with a homeowners association, golf communities, some age-restricted communities and newer construction in the northern part of the city. Lot sizes and prices vary widely from south to north.
I am an Associate Broker with Coldwell Banker Realty, licensed since 2003, and I serve buyers and sellers across Maricopa County. Downsizers can read my page on downsizing; buyers interested in newer homes should see new construction.
Getting around Peoria
The Loop 101 and Loop 303 serve Peoria, with Lake Pleasant Parkway running north toward the lake.
Ask me about Peoria, or read how I help buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Peoria known for?
Spring training at the Peoria Sports Complex, and access to Lake Pleasant Regional Park in the north.
Does Peoria have newer construction?
Yes, especially in the northern part of the city. Talk with me before visiting a builder so your options stay open.
Buying in Peoria
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