Exeter Manor Homes For Sale In Phoenix

Exeter Manor is a small, established pocket in the Arcadia area of Phoenix, in the green stretch below Camelback Mountain. Like the rest of Arcadia, it grew out of the old citrus groves, and today it’s a quiet street of original and rebuilt homes on grassy, flood-irrigated lots — with strong schools and a central location that keeps buyers interested.

If you want an established Arcadia address with room to make a home your own, Exeter Manor is worth watching.

What Homes Cost in Exeter Manor

Prices track the wider Arcadia market, where recent sales have often landed around $1.7 million, though the lot, the location, and whether a home is original or fully renovated move that number up or down. It’s a small pocket, so ask for the latest sold prices when you’re ready to get specific.

Exeter Manor at a Glance: Exeter Manor is a small, established pocket in the Arcadia area of Phoenix, in the green stretch below Camelback Mountain. It grew out of the old citrus groves and is now a quiet street of original mid-century homes alongside updated and rebuilt ones, on grassy, flood-irrigated lots.

The Homes

Expect the classic Arcadia blend of old and new:

• Original mid-century homes alongside updated and rebuilt ones
• Grassy, often flood-irrigated lots with mature trees
• A range of sizes, larger in the renovated homes — good for growing families
• Styles from classic ranch to modern desert designs

Who Built It

This is an established Arcadia pocket, so homes come from a range of builders over the years, with plenty of remodeling and rebuilding. If you want to update or build, Arcadia has a deep bench of experienced builders and architects.

What’s in the Neighborhood

The location carries it:

• Grassy, irrigated lots and mature, shady trees
• The Arizona Canal path nearby for walking and biking
• Close to Camelback Mountain and Arcadia’s restaurants
• An easy drive to the Biltmore, Old Town Scottsdale, and Sky Harbor

Things to Do Nearby

Getting Outside

Walk or bike the Arizona Canal, hike Camelback Mountain, and enjoy the Desert Botanical Garden, Papago Park, and the Phoenix Zoo close by.

Eating and Shopping

Arcadia’s food scene is right there, with Biltmore Fashion Park and Old Town Scottsdale a short drive.

Golf

The Arizona Biltmore, Camelback Golf Club, and the Arizona Country Club are all nearby.

Schools

Exeter Manor is served by the Scottsdale Unified School District, with well-regarded Arcadia-area schools nearby. Boundaries can vary by address, so confirm for a specific home if schools matter to you.

Why People Like Living Here

People choose this part of Arcadia for the grassy lots, the canal-path walks, the food, the schools, and the central location — plus the chance to buy an original home and remodel it, or start fresh, while keeping the long-term value that comes with the area.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Exeter Manor Market

1. What’s the Exeter Manor market like right now?

It’s a small Arcadia pocket, so inventory is limited and demand stays strong. Recent Arcadia sales have often run around $1.7 million, though condition and lot drive the number. Ask for the latest sold and active listings to see where it stands today.

2. Is it a good time to buy in Exeter Manor?

Arcadia holds its value and rarely goes out of style, so it’s a sound place to buy when the right home comes up. Whether the timing favors you depends on rates and what’s available — and because inventory is thin, it helps to be ready to move.

3. Is it a good time to sell in Exeter Manor?

Often, yes — Arcadia draws steady, well-qualified buyers, and updated homes on good lots tend to sell well. A current comparative market analysis will tell you what your specific home should list for.

4. How do the seasons affect the market here?

The Valley market usually picks up from late winter into spring and eases a bit in the summer heat. In a sought-after area like Arcadia, well-priced homes can sell year-round, but spring is typically the busiest.

5. Are prices in Exeter Manor rising, flat, or cooling?

Arcadia rose quickly for several years and has since moved to a steadier pace. It tends to hold up better than average because demand for the area stays high. Recent comps give the clearest read.

6. How long are homes taking to sell?

It varies with condition and price. A well-presented, well-priced Arcadia home can move quickly, while an original home needing work or an overpriced one can sit longer. A current snapshot for the pocket tells the real story.

7. What types of homes are most in demand here?

Renovated and rebuilt homes on grassy, flood-irrigated lots draw the most interest, along with original homes priced right for buyers who want to remodel. The lot and location matter as much as the house.

8. Is Exeter Manor a good long-term investment?

Arcadia is one of the most consistently desirable areas in the Valley, so homes here have tended to hold value well over time. Condition, lot, and price paid matter most for any individual home.

9. What should sellers do to get top dollar in Exeter Manor?

Price to recent Arcadia comps, present the home well (light updates, staging, and strong photos of the lot and trees), and lean on the location. A local agent can build a plan around your specific home.

10. How do I get current Exeter Manor market numbers?

Reach out to Andrew Holm and The Holm Group at 480-206-4265 for an up-to-date snapshot — recent sales, active listings, and pricing for the pocket.

Learn More

Comparing Arcadia pockets? Have a look at our Jeffery Leigh Estates homes for sale page. And for city info and services, check the City of Phoenix website.

Work With Andrew and The Holm Group

Thinking about buying or selling in Exeter Manor or anywhere in Arcadia? Andrew Holm and The Holm Group know this part of the Valley well, and they’re straightforward and easy to work with. Give Andrew a call at 480-206-4265 and he’ll help you figure out the right next step — no pressure.

Exeter Manor Homes For Sale

Last Updated: October 2026