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About the Town of Paradise Valley~
Paradise Valley is nestled between Scottsdale and Phoenix. The town of Paradise Valley is a prosperous community with a laid-back feel. Its name was inspired by the beautiful wildflowers found in the spring.
Offering unparalleled access to the mountain preserves and golfing, it's easy to lose yourself in the tranquility of Paradise Valley. Of course, Paradise Valley 's central location gives residents all the benefits of urban living without the hustle and bustle, making it the ideal place to raise a family.
Paradise Valley is generally an upscale residential community known for its excellent school sytem. It has the highest median income and the largest percentage of college graduates in the area. Zoning has restricted commercial development to posh resort hotels and single family homes to a minimum of one-acre lots.
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Paradise Valley offers a broad range of community facilities including two libraries, 16 parks, 8 theatres, 2 swimming pools, 2 bowling alleys, 2 roller skating rinks, 8 golf courses, and numerous tennis courts, ball diamonds, and soccer fields. The picture above is of Arizona Horse Lovers Park.
Paradise Valley Mall offers just what you're looking for! In addition to Macy's, Dillard's, Robinsons-May, Sears and JCPenney, Paradise Valley Mall has more than 150 specialty stores and restaurants. Enjoy shopping at your favorite stores including GAP , Ann Taylor, Ann Taylor Loft, American Eagle Outfitters, Origins, Aveda, Tilly's, Limited Too!, and Old Navy. Relax by the Playground as you watch children play or grab a bite to eat at our food court where children of all ages can experience the mall's Coca-Cola Carousel.
One of Paradise Valley's beautiful homes in Arizona.
The scenic roads in Paradise Valley is a recreational heaven for outdoor enthusiasts.
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