Cave Creek Arizona Condos

Cave Creek is located on the Northeastern edge of Maricopa County, at the peak of the Valley and over it. A mining community, ranching community, Cave Creek has been around since the end of the Civil War, currently it is home to almost five thousand residents whose lifestyle doesn't match their demographic profile of upper income, highly educated, upscale citizens.

Cave Creek is home to numerous restaurants and nightclubs, it even brews it's own special Chili beer, at Crazy Ed's Satisfied Frog Restaurant and Brewery. The legend is that two partners owned a restaurant and bar, The Horny Toad. After an argument, Crazy Ed Chilleen pulled out, moved down the street and opened the Satisfied Frog. Both restaurants still do a land office business, and typify the spirit of Cave Creek, a little freedom, a little laughter and a whole lot of laid back. 

Cave Creek doesn't go in for upscale much, some antique and junk shops, a used bookstore. There is a small mall to supply the basics. Surprisingly it has attracted a community of people who really like it that way. And condos match the feeling. 

Your Cave Creek condominium will likely be fairly new, the idea of any multiple dwelling is kind of a new idea there. It's a quirky, fun place, perfect for full time or seasonal condominium living. Quietly it has some of the best schools in the area, and lots of outdoor activities such as hiking and riding to keep the whole family busy. On a mountain crest, it averages about ten to twelve degrees below the Valley floor and residents swear it's the best climate in the state.  

Cave Creek is at the end of Cave Creek Road from Phoenix and Tom Darlington/Scottsdale Road from Scottsdale. When you get to Cave Creek you can't go anywhere but back to civilization, that is, if you really want to. 

Cave Creek condo real estate is for people who appreciate eccentricity, freedom and room to stretch out, even in a condo. Let CondoCompany.com be your guide to finding that perfect place to sit down, relax and try a chili beer, because in Cave Creek, limes are for wimps.