Barclay Place Homes For Sale In Scottsdale
Barclay Place is a small, established neighborhood in the 85254 ZIP code near Bell Road and 68th Street, just west of Scottsdale Road. Homes here carry a Scottsdale mailing address, but the neighborhood sits inside Phoenix city limits, so the City of Phoenix handles services like police, fire, water and permitting. Most homes went up in the mid to late 1980s, and nearly all of them are single-level.
So what draws buyers? Mostly the location and the lots. You’re a short drive from Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter, Loop 101 is close, and many homes have room for a pool, a spa and an RV gate. Plus, the HOA is light, so you get tidy common areas without a big list of shared facilities to pay for.
| Quick Fact | Barclay Place |
|---|---|
| Location | Scottsdale |
| Home Sizes | 2,000 to 4,000 square feet with three to five bedrooms |
| Real Estate | Generally $900,000 to $1.5 million |
| Golf Courses | TPC Scottsdale |
| Shopping & Dining | Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter |
| School District | Paradise Valley Unified, including North Ranch Elementary, Desert Shadows Middle and Horizon High |
| Lifestyle | McDowell Sonoran Preserve, WestWorld events, walking trails and local parks |
Barclay Place at a Glance: Barclay Place is a Scottsdale neighborhood of tree-lined streets and single-family homes ranging from about 2,000 to 4,000 square feet, near Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter.
Homes and Architecture
Barclay Place was built out in the 1980s, and listing records credit Del Webb as the builder on at least some homes. The look is consistent: low rooflines, stucco exteriors and Santa Barbara or Southwest styling, with many homes updated inside over the years.
Here’s what you’ll typically find:
- Single-level homes built roughly 1982 to 1988
- Living space from about 1,450 to 2,400 square feet, usually 2 to 4 bedrooms and 2 to 3 baths
- Lots from roughly 7,800 square feet to about a third of an acre, with cul-de-sac lots on the larger end
- Common features like fireplaces, vaulted or high ceilings, two-car garages, RV gates, private pools and spas
- A few fully rebuilt homes with additions, open kitchens and solar
As of September 2026, active listings in Barclay Place run from about $849,000 to $975,000. Recent closed sales on neighborhood data sites span roughly $600,000 for homes needing updates to about $1.275 million for a home that was taken down to the studs and expanded. So condition and remodel level drive most of the price gap here.
Market Overview
Barclay Place is a low-inventory neighborhood, so you’ll usually see only one or two homes for sale at a time. As of September 2026, one listing had been on the market for close to three months and had taken a price cut, while a newer listing at the top of the range had been live for under two weeks. Meanwhile, the wider 85254 ZIP code reads as a balanced market, with homes selling at roughly 97% of list price on average.
That means buyers have some room to negotiate, especially on homes that sit. Then again, a well-updated home with a pool and RV gate still gets attention quickly, because there aren’t many single-level homes this close to Kierland at this price point.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Barclay Place doesn’t have a clubhouse, community pool or gate. Instead, the Barclay Place Association takes care of common-area grounds, and most of the living happens in private backyards with pools, spas, covered patios and citrus trees.
Popular spots close to the neighborhood include:
- Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter, a couple of miles south, for restaurants, shops and events
- Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Kierland Resort near Greenway Parkway and Scottsdale Road
- TPC Scottsdale, a short drive east, home of the WM Phoenix Open
- Scottsdale Road and Bell Road for grocery stores, coffee and everyday errands
If you like this part of town but want newer construction or golf, compare Barclay Place with our guide to Kierland homes for sale, which covers the master-planned community next door.
Schools and Location
Barclay Place is served by the Paradise Valley Unified School District. Recent listings show North Ranch Elementary School, Desert Shadows Middle School and Horizon High School, though some older records list Sandpiper Elementary and Paradise Valley High School. Boundaries can change, so check the assigned schools for a specific address with the district. You can learn more on the North Ranch Elementary School website.
Getting around is easy. Loop 101 is just north, Scottsdale Road is a few blocks east, and SR 51 is a short drive west. Old Town Scottsdale is roughly 12 miles south, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 20 miles away, depending on your route.
Connect With The Holm Group
Whether you want an updated single-level home, a project you can make your own or a home with room for an RV and a pool, The Holm Group can help you sort through Barclay Place listings and recent sales. Reach out anytime, and we’ll walk you through what homes are really selling for in the neighborhood.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Barclay Place located?
Barclay Place sits in the 85254 ZIP code near Bell Road and 68th Street, just west of Scottsdale Road. Homes use a Scottsdale mailing address but fall within Phoenix city limits. Kierland, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter and Loop 101 are all nearby.
What types of homes are available in Barclay Place?
Barclay Place is made up of single-level, single-family homes built between about 1982 and 1988. Most range from about 1,450 to 2,400 square feet with 2 to 4 bedrooms. Styles lean Santa Barbara and Southwest, with stucco exteriors and tile or foam roofs.
How much do homes in Barclay Place typically cost?
Home prices in Barclay Place vary considerably depending on size, lot, condition and how much the home has been renovated. As of September 2026, current listings range from approximately $849,000 to $975,000, although fully rebuilt or expanded homes can exceed $1.2 million. Homes needing updates have sold closer to $600,000 to $700,000.
Does Barclay Place have an HOA?
Yes. The Barclay Place Association is a single HOA with modest dues, and listings note that it covers common-area and grounds maintenance. There's no separate master association to layer on top.
Is Barclay Place gated?
No, Barclay Place is not a gated community. The streets are open, and you reach the neighborhood from the 68th Street and Bell Road area.
What amenities does Barclay Place offer?
Shared amenities are limited to HOA-maintained common areas, so there's no community pool or clubhouse. Many homes have private pools, spas, covered patios and RV gates. Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter, Kierland Golf Club and TPC Scottsdale are all a short drive away.
What schools serve Barclay Place?
Barclay Place is in the Paradise Valley Unified School District. Recent listings show North Ranch Elementary, Desert Shadows Middle School and Horizon High School, while some records list Sandpiper Elementary and Paradise Valley High School. Confirm assigned schools for a specific address with the district.
How far is Barclay Place from Old Town Scottsdale and Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport?
Old Town Scottsdale is roughly 12 miles away, usually about a 20 to 25 minute drive via Scottsdale Road or Loop 101. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 20 miles away, or roughly 25 to 30 minutes in normal traffic via SR 51.
What should buyers know before buying a home in Barclay Place?
Start with the age of the home. These houses are about 40 years old, so check the roof (some have foam roofs that need regular recoating), HVAC, plumbing, electrical and pool equipment. Then compare lots, since a cul-de-sac lot of a third of an acre with an RV gate is worth more than a standard 8,000 square foot lot. Also ask whether past additions and remodels were permitted with the City of Phoenix, because a fully rebuilt home can sell for hundreds of thousands more than an original one of similar size. Finally, note which homes back to busier roads versus quiet interior streets.
How can I find homes for sale in Barclay Place?
Use the View Listings search on this page to see current Barclay Place homes for sale. Since only a home or two hits the market at a time, it also helps to reach out to The Holm Group so you hear about new listings quickly.
