Moving to Fountain Hills

Moving to Fountain Hills

Small-town living with big mountain views.

Whether you’re relocating from out of state or moving across the Valley, discover why so many people choose to call Fountain Hills home, with mountain views, golf and a relaxed pace just east of Scottsdale.

Why Fountain Hills

Why People Love Living in Fountain Hills

Mountain views, desert trails, golf and a close-knit, small-town feel. Here is what draws so many buyers to Fountain Hills.

The Famous Fountain

Fountain Park’s signature fountain runs every hour on the hour, with concerts, festivals and events throughout the year.

Mountain & Desert Views

Four Peaks, Red Mountain and the McDowell Mountains surround the town, and many homes are designed around the views.

Golf Close to Home

FireRock, Eagle Mountain, SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon and We-Ko-Pa are all in or near town.

Trails & Dark Skies

Hiking and biking trails, McDowell Mountain Regional Park nearby and dark night skies the town works to protect.

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“Fountain Hills has a small-town feel you don’t find in many places in the Valley, with mountain views from almost every direction, great golf and the fountain at the center of it all. I’d love to help you find the right place to call home.”

Andrew Holm
The Holm Group

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Moving to Fountain Hills: What to Know

Moving to Fountain Hills is a big step, so a little planning goes a long way. This guide covers lifestyle, neighborhoods and simple tips. As a result, you can move with more confidence.

Shaded patio dining in the Fountain Hills town center

What Life Is Like Here

Fountain Hills is known for its small-town feel. For example, residents enjoy the famous fountain in Fountain Park, local events and friendly neighbors. In addition, the views of Four Peaks, Red Mountain and the McDowell Mountains never get old.

Outdoor Living

The outdoors is part of daily life. For instance, you can explore McDowell Mountain Regional Park, local trails and dark night skies. Golf is also close, with FireRock Country Club, Eagle Mountain, SunRidge Canyon and Desert Canyon nearby. Because winters are mild, many people stay active all year.

Tips for Moving to Fountain Hills

First, decide which lifestyle you want. Then compare neighborhoods, HOA rules and drive times. Also, plan for summer heat when you schedule your move. Finally, visit before you buy if you can.

Many movers start by browsing all Fountain Hills communities and homes for sale. That way, you can see prices and home styles before your trip.

Where to Live

Golfers often look at FireRock Country Club, Eagle Mountain, SunRidge Canyon and Desert Canyon. Buyers who want custom homes may like Crestview, Eagle Ridge, Eagles Nest and Golden Eagle Estates. On the other hand, seasonal residents often pick Balera, Four Peaks Vista, Diamante Del Lago and Mirage.

Need a personal relocation plan? Just contact The Holm Group, and we will help. For utilities, trash service and town news, visit the official Town of Fountain Hills website.

Common Questions About Moving to Fountain Hills

When is the best time to move? Many people move in fall, winter or spring. Summer can be very hot, so plan ahead if you move then.

Is Fountain Hills good for seasonal living? Yes. In fact, many residents spend winters here. Also, condos and townhomes make seasonal living easy.

How do I find the right neighborhood? First, decide on your budget and lifestyle. Then tour a few areas in person. Because every neighborhood feels different, a short visit helps a lot before moving to Fountain Hills.

Andrew Holm, The Holm Group

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