Information on Cave Creek Arizona Real Estate

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About Cave Creek, AZ

Historic Cave Creek is north of Phoenix, and south of the Tonto National Forest. It has preserved its wide open spaces, which contributes to its rustic, Old West charm. Cave Creek shares a higher elevation and mountainous environment with neighboring Carefree. However, Cave Creek’s mining history, larger number of families with school-aged children and wider range in home values give it a more down-to-earth ambience.

In Cave Creek you will still see people riding horses into the downtown area as well as a number of old style restaurants and cowboy bars. Local stables host horseback riding lessons into the surrounding continental mountains and other area attractions include the Cave Creek Museum, which is filled with Indian artifacts and pottery.

Cave Creek Real Estate

Like Carefree, Cave Creek real estate includes mostly large custom homes and small ranches. There are other real estate properties in Cave Creek that include golf course estates, and executive properties. You are welcome to search for homes for sale in Cave Creek using our home search function. Feel free to Contact Us at anytime if you have questions. We are confident our team can help you achieve you Cave Creek real estate goals.

History of Cave Creek

In 1874, William Rowe found gold on Gold Hill northeast of Cave Creek. With the finding of gold, The Cave Creek Mistress Mine was established, and many people started relocating to Cave Creek to start mining and ranching. In 1908, the Tonto National Forest was established and new water regulations were set in place. These regulations made it difficult for ranchers and their livestock. It wasn’t until 1928, when the land south of Black Mountain near Cave Creek opened for homesteading that the area received an influx of people. Cave Creek experienced another influx of population in 1935 and 1940 with the construction of Bartlett Dam and Horseshoe Dam.