
Peoria
Lake Pleasant, Vistancia and the Northwest Valley's premier addresses
Living in Peoria
Lake Pleasant, Vistancia and the Northwest Valley's premier addresses.
Peoria stretches from the older neighborhoods around Old Town and Peoria Avenue all the way north past Lake Pleasant, which makes it one of the most varied cities in the Valley. The southern half (85345, 85381) offers established homes on larger lots and easy Loop 101 access. The north (85382, 85383) is where you find Vistancia, Westwing, Sonoran Mountain Ranch, Terramar and newer luxury construction against the mountains.
Angela's Peoria closings run from first homes near Arrowhead to a $1.4 million estate on West Acoma Drive and sales above $1 million in Vistancia Village. Peoria buyers tend to prioritize views, schools and access to the P83 entertainment district and Lake Pleasant, and she knows which streets and parcels deliver on each.
Angela's Peoria track record
Based on Angela Dansereau's closed transactions in Peoria (2018 to 2026), ARMLS. ZIP codes: 85345, 85381, 85382, 85383, 85373.
Explore the area
Life in Peoria
Parks and Outdoors
Parks and Outdoors
- Lake Pleasant Regional Park for boating, paddling and camping
- Sunrise Mountain Preserve and West Wing Mountain trails
- Rio Vista Community Park and Pioneer Community Park
- Calderwood Butte and the Vistancia trail system
Dining and Shopping
Dining and Shopping
- P83 entertainment district along 83rd Avenue
- Park West outdoor shopping center
- Arrowhead Towne Center minutes away in Glendale
- Old Town Peoria and the Osuna Park district
Golf and Recreation
Golf and Recreation
- Blackstone Country Club at Vistancia (private)
- Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia (public)
- Quintero Golf Club north of Lake Pleasant
- Peoria Sports Complex, spring home of the Mariners and Padres
Schools and Districts
Schools and Districts
- Peoria Unified School District across most of the city
- Deer Valley Unified in the far north
- Liberty, Sunrise Mountain and Centennial high schools
- Basis Peoria and other charter campuses
Getting Around
Getting Around
- Loop 101 and Loop 303 interchange at Happy Valley Road
- Lake Pleasant Parkway north to Vistancia
- About 35 minutes to downtown Phoenix
- Grand Avenue (US 60) through Old Town
Entertainment and Events
Entertainment and Events
- Peoria Center for the Performing Arts
- Spring training at Peoria Sports Complex
- Harkins Arrowhead Fountains and P83 nightlife
- Lake Pleasant sunset cruises and events
Buying in Peoria
North Peoria homes are priced on view, elevation and lot, not just square footage. Angela will show you how the same floor plan trades differently across Vistancia villages so you pay for what matters to you.
Vistancia and several north Peoria communities carry a community facilities district (CFD) assessment on the tax bill. Angela factors it into your monthly payment before you commit.
Older Peoria homes near Old Town and Peoria Avenue offer larger lots and no HOA in many cases, which suits buyers who want RV gates, workshops or room for a casita.
Selling in Peoria
Peoria luxury buyers are often relocating from California, Washington and the Midwest. Angela's video marketing and YouTube channel put your home in front of them before they arrive.
Mountain and city light views are the single biggest price driver in north Peoria. Angela's listing photography is scheduled for the light that shows them best.
For 55 plus communities like Trilogy and Westbrook Village, Angela markets directly to age qualified buyers and handles the community's approval requirements.
FAQ
Questions about Peoria real estate
What is the average home price in Peoria, AZ?
Angela's Peoria sales average about $535,000 with a median near $472,000. Established south Peoria neighborhoods generally trade in the $350,000 to $500,000 range, while north Peoria and Vistancia commonly run from the $500,000s to well over $1 million.
Is Vistancia a good place to live?
Vistancia is one of the most awarded master planned communities in Arizona, with the Mountain Vista Club, Discovery Trail, Blackstone and Trilogy golf and its own K through 8 schools. It appeals to buyers who want resort style amenities with mountain views and a strong sense of community.
What school district is Peoria, AZ in?
The Peoria Unified School District serves most of the city, including Liberty, Sunrise Mountain, Centennial, Peoria and Cactus high schools. Far north Peoria, including parts of Vistancia, falls within the Deer Valley Unified School District.
How far is Peoria from downtown Phoenix?
Old Town Peoria is about 15 miles northwest of downtown Phoenix, roughly 25 minutes on Grand Avenue or Loop 101. Vistancia and Lake Pleasant are about 35 to 45 minutes from downtown.
What is a CFD assessment in Peoria?
A community facilities district is a special taxing district that funds infrastructure in newer communities like Vistancia. It appears as a line item on the property tax bill and should be included when you calculate your total monthly housing cost.
From the blog
Local reading for Peoria buyers and sellers.

Verrado vs. Vistancia vs. Estrella: Which West Valley Master Planned Community Fits You?
Price, commute, schools, amenities and the CFD taxes nobody mentions, compared across the West Valley's three flagship communities.

What Actually Sells a Home in the West Valley: Lessons From 140 Listings
Pricing against your own subdivision, the prep that pays back, and why video matters when half your buyers are out of state.
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