Scottsdale Condominium For Sale

The Scottsdale Condominiums make up one of the oldest condo communities in central Scottsdale, built in the late 1950s and early 1960s near Old Town. Because the units are compact and the price of entry is low, this community offers one of the most affordable ways to own in Scottsdale. For first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors, it puts a walkable central location within reach.

If you want the lowest-cost path into a central Scottsdale address, the Scottsdale Condominiums are worth a look.

Quick Fact	Scottsdale Condominiums
Location	Central Scottsdale near Old Town, 6125 E Indian School Road
City	Scottsdale
Built	Between about 1957 and 1962
Home Sizes	Roughly 520 to 820 square feet
Bedrooms	Studios and one- to two-bedroom units
Price Range	About $165,000 to $295,000, median around $190,000
HOA	About $350-$380 per month, covering common areas and shared upkeep
Amenities	Walkable setting; low-maintenance lock-and-leave living
School District	Scottsdale Unified School District
Nearby	Old Town Scottsdale, Scottsdale Fashion Square, Indian Bend Wash greenbelt

Scottsdale Condominiums at a Glance: The Scottsdale Condominiums are one of the oldest condo communities in central Scottsdale, built between roughly 1957 and 1962 near Old Town at 6125 E Indian School Road. Units are compact studios through two-bedrooms.

What Homes Cost at the Scottsdale Condominiums

Homes here rank among the most affordable in Scottsdale. Recent listings have run from about $165,000 to $295,000, with some closings lower, and a median around $190,000. Price depends on the size, the updates, and the specific unit. Because the community is well established and in demand, ask for the latest sold and active listings when you’re ready.

Residences at the Scottsdale Condominiums

These are compact, affordable condos:

Studios and one- to two-bedroom units, roughly 520 to 820 square feet
Mid-century layouts built between about 1957 and 1962
Easy, low-upkeep living in a walkable spot
A central Scottsdale setting near Old Town

HOA and What’s Included

As a condo community, the Scottsdale Condominiums have an HOA, with dues that have recently run around $350 to $380 a month. Those dues cover the common areas and shared upkeep. Because the units are small, that dollar amount is a larger share of the cost than at some communities, so factor it in and ask exactly what it covers, along with any rental rules, for the specific unit.

What’s in the Community

The location and low entry price carry it:

A walkable central Scottsdale setting
Low-maintenance, lock-and-leave living
Close to Old Town Scottsdale and the greenbelt
An easy drive to Scottsdale Fashion Square and the freeways

Things to Do Nearby

Eating and Shopping

Old Town Scottsdale’s restaurants, galleries, and shops sit close by, with Scottsdale Fashion Square a short drive away.

Getting Outside

You can walk and bike the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt and reach Camelback Mountain and Papago Park with a short drive.

Golf

Several Scottsdale courses sit nearby, including public golf along the greenbelt.

Schools

The Scottsdale Unified School District serves the Scottsdale Condominiums, with central Scottsdale schools nearby. Boundaries can vary by address, so confirm for a specific unit if schools matter to you.

Why People Like Living Here

People choose the Scottsdale Condominiums for the low price and the central, walkable location. Because ownership here costs so little compared with most of Scottsdale, the community appeals to first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors who want a foothold in the area.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Scottsdale Condominiums

1. What’s the community like day to day?

It feels simple and central. Because the units are small and low-maintenance and Old Town sits close, daily life is easy, with shops, restaurants, and the greenbelt just minutes away.

2. Who tends to live here?

Mostly first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors. The low price of entry for a Scottsdale address draws people who want the location and are happy with a compact, easy home.

3. How safe and quiet is the community?

It’s a long-established central-Scottsdale community, so it generally feels settled. As with any central location, units nearer the busy streets catch more activity, so it’s worth checking the specific spot.

4. What’s parking like here?

Typical for an older condo community: usually assigned or open resident parking plus guest spaces. Confirm exactly what a specific unit includes before you buy.

5. Is the community pet-friendly?

Policies at older condo communities vary, and small units can come with pet limits. Confirm the current HOA pet rules for the specific unit before you count on bringing a pet.

6. How’s noise and privacy here?

It’s classic condo living, so you’ll share some walls, and the mid-century buildings are compact. Interior units away from the main roads tend to feel quietest.

7. What’s the sense of community like?

It’s a low-key, established community where many owners value the easy, lock-and-leave lifestyle and the walkable location more than shared events.

8. How walkable is daily life here?

Quite walkable for the price. Old Town and the greenbelt are close, so you can handle a lot on foot, with a car helpful for errands farther out.

9. What do residents wish they’d known before moving in?

Mainly that the HOA dues are a meaningful share of the cost given the small units, and that rental rules matter for investors. Reading the HOA documents up front makes the real numbers clear.

10. How do I learn more and get started here?

Line up your financing, then have a local specialist watch the community so you hear about units early, since affordable Scottsdale condos move quickly. Reach out to Andrew Holm and The Holm Group at 480-206-4265 to get started.

Learn More

Want to see more of Scottsdale? Have a look at our McCormick Ranch homes for sale page. And for city info and services, check the City of Scottsdale website.

Work With Andrew and The Holm Group

Thinking about buying or selling in the Scottsdale Condominiums or anywhere in Scottsdale? 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 gladly walk you through the right next step, with no pressure at all.