Dixon Place Homes For Sale In Cave Creek

Dixon Place is a custom-home subdivision in Cave Creek, Arizona — a rural desert town where privacy comes from acreage rather than gates. Homes here sit in the Lone Mountain Road area of the 85331 ZIP, on lots reported between roughly 1.5 and 3.4 acres.

Contact Andrew and The Holm Group for verified details on Dixon Place specifically — the home count, the builders, the build years, the HOA position and current availability.

Dixon Place Real Estate Market Overview

Dixon Place is an acreage community in one of the Valley’s last genuinely rural towns. Reported listings here have ranged from roughly $1,249,500 for a 3,123 square foot home on 1.5 acres to $3,800,000 for an 8,048 square foot custom estate on 3.4 acres.

Because these are individually built homes on very different parcels, no two are truly comparable. Contact The Holm Group for verified current pricing based on recent closed sales.

Dixon Place at a Glance: Dixon Place is a custom-home subdivision in Cave Creek, Arizona, sited in the Lone Mountain Road area of the 85331 ZIP code. Privacy comes from acreage rather than gates, with lots between roughly 1.5 and 3.4 acres across rolling high Sonoran Desert terrain.

Homes in Dixon Place

Dixon Place offers custom homes on genuine acreage.

• A custom-home subdivision in Cave Creek’s 85331
• Located in the Lone Mountain Road area
• Lots reported between roughly 1.5 and 3.4 acres
• Homes reported from roughly 3,100 to over 8,000 square feet
• Horse privileges on at least some properties
• Private gated entries on at least some properties
• Mediterranean-inspired and other custom architecture
• Contact The Holm Group for the home count, builders and build years

For buyers, Dixon Place offers what almost nowhere else in the Valley still can: real land, real quiet, and room to do as you please with both.

What Estate Living Looks Like Here

A reported Dixon Place listing gives a sense of the scale:

• A timeless Mediterranean-inspired custom home
• Roughly 8,048 square feet
• Set on 3.4 acres
• A private double gated entry
• Horse privileges
• Four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms
• Panoramic views of the colorful sunsets Arizona is known for
• A backyard oasis

The Cave Creek Difference

Cave Creek is unlike the rest of the Valley:

• A genuinely rural desert town
• Large lots as the norm rather than the exception
• Horse property throughout the area
• Rolling high Sonoran Desert terrain
• Many properties with no association at all
• A Western character the town has deliberately kept
• Dark skies and real quiet
• Yet within reach of North Scottsdale and the Loop 101

Things to Do Near Dixon Place

The Outdoors

The desert is the whole point:

• Cave Creek Regional Park
• Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area
• Miles of hiking, riding and mountain biking trails
• Rolling Sonoran Desert in every direction

Town Life

Cave Creek’s downtown has a character all its own:

• Cave Creek Road’s saloons, galleries and shops
• Local restaurants and live music
• Frequent events and festivals
• Neighbouring Carefree minutes away

Golf

Some of the state’s best courses are close:

• Courses throughout the Cave Creek and Carefree area
• Troon North and the North Scottsdale corridor nearby
• Desert golf built into the terrain
• More a short drive south

Convenience

Rural, but not remote:

• The Lone Mountain Road corridor
• North Scottsdale a straightforward drive south
• The Loop 101 within reach
• Everyday shopping in Cave Creek and Carefree

Nearby Schools

Cave Creek is served by the Cave Creek Unified School District 093. Because attendance boundaries vary by address and can change over time, buyers with school-age children should always verify the specific current school assignments directly with the district before purchasing a home.

Why Buyers Choose Dixon Place

Buyers choose Dixon Place because it offers:

• Custom homes on 1.5 to 3.4 acre lots
• Horse privileges on at least some properties
• Private gated entries on at least some properties
• Homes from roughly 3,100 to over 8,000 square feet
• Panoramic desert and sunset views
• A genuinely rural Cave Creek setting
• Space almost nowhere else in the Valley still offers
• North Scottsdale within a straightforward drive

Frequently Asked Questions About Dixon Place

1. What does privacy actually mean in Cave Creek?

Something different from anywhere else in this review. Cave Creek is a rural desert town where large lots are the norm rather than the exception — so privacy comes from acreage, not architecture or gates. Homes in Dixon Place sit on lots reported between roughly 1.5 and 3.4 acres. At that scale, your neighbours are a distance away by default.

2. Do you need a gate on 3.4 acres?

Usually not — and that’s the point. Where a Scottsdale gate substitutes for land, Cave Creek simply has the land. That said, at least one Dixon Place home is described as having a PRIVATE DOUBLE GATED ENTRY, so individual properties here can be gated at the driveway rather than the subdivision. Ask about the specific home.

3. What do horse privileges tell you about a community?

More than most buyers realise. Horse privileges mean the zoning permits keeping horses — which in turn means large lots, low density and, usually, no association telling you what to do with your land. A Dixon Place listing describes exactly that. It’s a reliable shorthand for a rural, unrestricted setting even if you never own a horse.

4. Is there an HOA?

Ask, and get it in writing. Cave Creek varies enormously — many properties here have no association at all, which is precisely why buyers choose it. A community of acreage lots with horse privileges commonly has little or no association. But ‘commonly’ isn’t ‘always’, and the answer changes what you can do with your land.

5. What’s the trade-off for this much seclusion?

Distance and self-reliance. Cave Creek is genuinely rural — you’re a drive from most things, and on acreage the well, the septic, the road and the land are largely your responsibility. What you get is space almost nowhere in the Valley can still offer, at a fraction of what the same acreage costs in North Scottsdale.

6. Who chooses Cave Creek over gated North Scottsdale?

Buyers who want land rather than a drawbridge. North Scottsdale’s private communities sell seclusion behind a guard house at several million dollars and hundreds a month in dues. Cave Creek sells you three acres and leaves you alone. Both are private; only one gives you room for horses.

7. What do the homes themselves look like?

Individual, and substantial. Reported listings in Dixon Place range from roughly 3,100 to over 8,000 square feet — including a Mediterranean-inspired custom home of about 8,000 square feet on 3.4 acres. This is a custom-home community, so no two are alike and comparison requires local knowledge.

8. Does the setting itself protect the outlook?

Largely, yes. Cave Creek’s terrain is rolling high Sonoran Desert, and at this lot size homes sit well apart with open ground between them. A listing here describes panoramic views of the colorful sunsets Arizona is known for from its own backyard. On 3.4 acres, that outlook isn’t dependent on a neighbour’s goodwill.

9. How does this compare to Scottsdale’s exclusive enclaves?

It’s the same privacy bought a different way. A North Scottsdale canyon gives you a staffed gate, protected view corridors and $7,000 a year in dues. Cave Creek gives you the acreage and the quiet without the apparatus. For buyers who want horses, workshops, outbuildings or simply to be left alone, that’s the better answer.

10. Should I work with The Holm Group to buy or sell in Dixon Place?

Andrew and The Holm Group have more than 26 years of experience and hundreds of closed transactions across the Valley, including Cave Creek and the North Scottsdale corridor. The team represents both buyers and sellers, and understands how acreage, outlook, water, access and zoning drive value where every property is genuinely individual.

Dixon Place is close to impossible to value from the outside. Reported homes here span roughly 3,100 to over 8,000 square feet on lots from 1.5 to 3.4 acres, with prices reported from $1.25 million to $3.8 million — a threefold range in a small community, because the parcel matters as much as the house. On acreage, the questions that decide a purchase are the ones no listing photograph answers.

Learn More About Dixon Place

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For information about town services, Spur Cross Ranch, trails, and things to do in the area, visit the official Town of Cave Creek website.

External Link: http://www.cavecreek.org

Work With Andrew & The Holm Group

Whether you are buying or selling a home in Cave Creek, The Holm Group is here to assist you. Andrew and The Holm Group have more than 26 years of experience representing both buyers and sellers throughout Dixon Place and surrounding communities. Whether it’s a custom home, luxury home, horse property, or land, you can rely on The Holm Group to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.

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Last Updated: October 2026