
La Vista Homes For Sale In Scottsdale
Buyers will find well-priced, medium-sized single-family homes in the gated community of La Vista. D.R. Horton built 131 homes in this L-shaped subdivision in 2000 and 2001, accessed via Pinnacle Peak Road west of Hayden Road.
These homes range in size from approximately 2,400 to 3,000 square feet with three to five bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, and offer two- or three-car garages. Owners have meticulously maintained these residences, installing many upgrades over the years.
| Quick Fact | La Vista |
|---|---|
| City | Scottsdale, AZ 85255 |
| Location | Pinnacle Peak Road west of Hayden Road |
| Built | 2000-2001 by D.R. Horton |
| Homes | 131 residences |
| Home Sizes | About 2,400 to 3,000 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 3 to 5 |
| Bathrooms | 2 to 3 |
| Garages | Two- or three-car |
| Amenities | Gated; community playground and athletic court |
| Nearby | Pinnacle Peak Country Club, Sonoran Hills Park, Loop 101 |
| School District | Paradise Valley Unified School District |
La Vista at a Glance: La Vista is a gated subdivision of 131 single-family homes in North Scottsdale, built by D.R. Horton in 2000 and 2001. Homes run roughly 2,400 to 3,000 square feet with three to five bedrooms and two- or three-car garages.
La Vista Real Estate Market Overview
La Vista is a gated community of 131 homes in North Scottsdale’s 85255, on Pinnacle Peak Road west of Hayden. With every home from one builder across two years, the product is consistent — so condition, position and upgrades drive value here.
A recent listing sits at $1,129,000. Contact The Holm Group for verified current pricing based on recent closed sales.
Homes in La Vista
La Vista offers consistent, well-maintained family homes behind a gate.
- A gated community of 131 homes
- Built by D.R. Horton in 2000 and 2001
- An L-shaped subdivision
- Homes from approximately 2,400 to 3,000 square feet
- Three to five bedrooms and two to three bathrooms
- Two- or three-car garages
- Accessed via Pinnacle Peak Road west of Hayden Road
- Meticulously maintained, with many upgrades over the years
For buyers, La Vista offers a proper North Scottsdale family home behind a gate — at a price that still makes sense in the Pinnacle Peak area.
Inside These Homes
La Vista offers open floor plans with genuine quality:
- Large, entertainer’s kitchens in many properties
- Custom cabinetry for exceptional storage
- Oversized food preparation islands and high-end appliances
- Wine fridges and walk-in pantries
- Soaring 12-foot ceilings in some residences
- Private owner’s retreats set away from the other bedrooms
- Spa-like baths with walk-in showers, travertine surrounds and jacuzzi tubs
- Offices, large great rooms with fireplaces and formal dining rooms
Outdoor Living
Enjoy life in your backyard, with beautiful sunsets and the Arizona lifestyle:
- Beautiful views of the McDowell Mountains and the surrounding deserts
- Extensive outdoor entertaining areas on some properties
- Custom pools and spas
- Travertine pavers
- Built-in barbecue grills
- Waterfalls
- Covered patios
- A community playground and athletic court maintained by the HOA
Things to Do Near La Vista
Golf & Recreation
The North Scottsdale lifestyle is on the doorstep:
- Pinnacle Peak Country Club only moments away
- Sonoran Hills Park, with multiple athletic facilities, within walking distance
- More golf across North Scottsdale
- The McDowell Sonoran Preserve nearby
Shopping & Dining
Pinnacle Peak Road covers the essentials:
- Stores lining Pinnacle Peak Road
- Fine dining nearby
- More across North Scottsdale
- Old Town Scottsdale a short drive
Convenience
The location connects to everything:
- The Loop 101 Pima Freeway close by
- Downtown Phoenix within easy reach
- Sky Harbor International Airport accessible
- A gated, low-maintenance setting
Family Life
A genuine family community:
- Desirable Paradise Valley Unified schools
- A community playground
- An athletic court
- Sonoran Hills Park within walking distance
Nearby Schools
Students attend classes in the desirable Paradise Valley Unified School District, at Pinnacle Peak Elementary School, Mountain Trail Middle School and Pinnacle High School. 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 La Vista
Buyers choose La Vista because it offers:
- A gated community of only 131 homes
- Consistent D.R. Horton construction from 2000-01
- Homes of approximately 2,400 to 3,000 square feet
- Entertainer’s kitchens and 12-foot ceilings
- Custom pools, waterfalls and travertine pavers
- Views of the McDowell Mountains
- Pinnacle Peak Country Club moments away
- Desirable Paradise Valley Unified schools
Frequently Asked Questions About La Vista
1. Does La Vista work as a lock-and-leave home?
Better than most single-family communities, because of the gate. A gated community of 131 homes means a controlled entrance and neighbours who notice — which matters when a house sits empty for months. But it is a house, not a condominium: the yard, the pool and the roof remain yours. Budget for someone to look after them.
2. What does the association actually maintain?
Less than a condominium association, and the page is honest about it: the La Vista HOA maintains a community playground and an athletic court. That’s the shared provision. Everything on your own lot is your responsibility — so if you’re away half the year, that’s a real consideration. Get the current dues figure and the full scope in writing.
3. Can I rent it out?
Ask the association directly and get it in writing before you buy. Rental rules are the single most common unpleasant surprise for second-home buyers, and gated single-family communities vary enormously — some permit long lets only, some cap the number at any one time, some set minimum terms. Never rely on what a seller tells you.
4. What happens to a house here while you’re away?
Arizona summers are hard on empty houses, and a home with a custom pool is harder still. Pool equipment, air conditioning, irrigation and roof seals are the predictable failure points. These homes date from 2000 and 2001, so those systems are now at or past their expected life. Ask what has been replaced and when.
5. Do I need a property manager?
For a single-family home with a pool that you’ll occupy part of the year, almost certainly yes. Somebody needs to run the air conditioning, service the pool, deal with the monsoon aftermath and be there when something fails. The alternative is a neighbour — which works until the week it doesn’t.
6. What should an out-of-state buyer know about this location?
That it’s genuinely North Scottsdale, and that matters. La Vista sits on Pinnacle Peak Road west of Hayden, with views of the McDowell Mountains, Pinnacle Peak Country Club moments away and the Loop 101 close by. You get the North Scottsdale address with straightforward access to the rest of the Valley.
7. What are the homes actually like?
Consistent, which helps when buying from a distance. D.R. Horton built all 131 in 2000 and 2001, so you’re comparing like with like: roughly 2,400 to 3,000 square feet, three to five bedrooms, two- or three-car garages. What separates them is what owners have done since — and they’ve done a lot.
8. What should I check on a 2000-built home bought from a distance?
More than you would locally, because you won’t be there to notice. Roof, air conditioning, pool equipment, windows and the electrical panel. Owners here have meticulously maintained these residences and installed many upgrades over the years — but ‘upgraded’ means different things, and a photograph won’t tell you whether the kitchen was redone and the HVAC wasn’t.
9. Who are my neighbours if I’m only here part of the year?
A mix. A gated North Scottsdale community of family-sized homes near good schools will have year-round residents alongside seasonal owners — which is generally a good thing for a part-time owner, because occupied houses make for a watched street. Walk it in summer as well as winter before you decide.
10. Should I work with The Holm Group to buy or sell in La Vista?
Andrew and The Holm Group have more than 26 years of experience and hundreds of closed transactions across the Valley, including gated communities throughout North Scottsdale. The team represents both buyers and sellers, and knows how position, outlook and upgrades drive value in a community where one builder set the standard.
Learn More About La Vista
Explore current listings and market updates, and compare another gated North Scottsdale community.
Internal Link: https://www.theholmgroupaz.com/canada-ridge-homes-for-sale
For information about city services, Pinnacle Peak Park, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, and things to do in the area, visit the official City of Scottsdale website.
External Link: https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov
Work With Andrew & The Holm Group
Whether you are buying or selling a home in Scottsdale, The Holm Group is here to assist you. As one of the leading real estate agencies in the area, The Holm Group makes easy work of all Arizona real estate transactions involving custom, luxury, executive and single-family homes along with townhomes and condominiums. You’ll have a stress-free experience when buying or selling a home in La Vista or surrounding communities.
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La Vista Homes For Sale
Last Updated: October 2026



