Spacious Rural Living in Laveen
Orange Valley East lies just south of Baseline Road, between 63rd and 67th Avenues, nestled in the heart of western Laveen—about 8 miles southwest of downtown Phoenix. With around 40–60 estate-sized homes, most on half-acre to one-acre lots, this community offers a peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle close to the city.
🌳 Community Layout & Outdoor Space
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Large Home Sites
Homes typically offer 3–5 bedrooms, ranging from 2,000 to 3,500 sq ft, with spacious floorplans, three-car garages, RV parking, and ample yard space for gardens, play areas, or outdoor projects. -
Private Open Spaces
No formal parks are included, but wide yards, mature trees, and desert landscaping give homeowners natural space for recreation, relaxing, and hosting activities. -
Trail Access Nearby
Though sidewalks are limited, the wide property layouts support walking and biking. For more formal trails, South Mountain Park & Preserve is a short drive away, offering over 100 miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian routes.
📍 Quiet Location with Easy Access
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Peaceful Neighborhood Setting
Located south of Baseline between 63rd–67th Avenues, Orange Valley East offers tranquil, low-traffic living with sweeping desert views. -
Close to Main Roadways
Baseline Road and nearby Loop 202 ensure that commutes to Phoenix, Tempe, or Sky Harbor Airport are still manageable—even in this more secluded setting. -
Nearby Essentials
Grocery stores, gas stations, medical offices, schools, and dining options remain within a short drive—keeping rural life connected to urban needs. -
School Zones
Zoned for the Laveen Elementary School District and Phoenix Union High School District, children often attend Cheatham Elementary, Trailside Point K–8, and Cesar Chavez or Fairfax High.
🌟 Perks for Homeowners
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Expansive Lots & Privacy
Private acreage means space for hobby farming, RV storage, workshops, or simply enjoying open desert living. -
Custom Home Opportunities
Build or personalize your home without close neighbors—many with outdoor living spaces, pools, and detached garages. -
Blend of Rural & Accessible
While you enjoy space and quiet, key services are still close enough to maintain convenience. -
Outdoor Recreation Nearby
Residents can enjoy desert hikes, mountain biking, or equestrian trails within minutes—while still returning to peaceful streets. -
Low HOA Oversight
Homes here generally have fewer restrictions than typical subdivisions, offering more flexibility in property use and design.
🛠 HOA & Community Management
Orange Valley East does not appear to have a formal, centralized HOA. Instead:
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No monthly HOA dues or governing rules—offering freedom in property use.
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Homeowners manage their own landscaping, septic/well systems, and home care.
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City of Phoenix handles street maintenance, utilities, and trash services.
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Residents sometimes share information via local social media or informal neighborhood groups.
For any desired community services (like bulk trash pickup, road repair scheduling, or neighborhood events), homeowners coordinate directly with the City of Phoenix or form neighborhood committees.
✅ Final Thoughts
Orange Valley East offers homeowners a rare and desirable blend: large lots, privacy, rural charm, and proximity to city comforts—all without the typical HOA constraints. It's perfect for those seeking room to roam, personal customization, and country living with modern access.
If you’d like help connecting with neighbors, exploring local trailheads, or learning about rural property best practices, I’m here for you!