Continental Country Club

Continental Country Club is the big one on the east side: about 2,395 owners in one association, inside the city limits, reached from the Country Club Drive exit off I-40 or along Butler Avenue. It is not gated. The association takes in single-family streets, several townhome and condo communities, and the golf course that opened in 1960. A buyer can find a 1980s ranch, a 1990s two-story, and a newer build within a few blocks.

Continental has more ways in than almost any neighborhood in town, from a first condo to a golf-course home, and we have helped clients at every level of it.

This was one of the most active neighborhoods in Flagstaff over the last twelve months, with 83 closings: 46 single-family, 26 townhomes, 11 condos. Single-family sales ran from $600,000 to $2,100,000 with a median of $902,350, and the middle half landed between about $723,000 and $1,169,000. Townhomes and condos ranged from $285,000 to $799,000, and the median across every product type was $706,875. The typical house was about 2,420 square feet, built in 1984, and homes went under contract in a median of 52 days.

The club is what people ask about first. Continental's 18-hole course is open to public play, and Aspen Valley next door is a separate private club. Membership is optional. The association runs the pools, tennis and pickleball courts, the clubhouse, and the activity center, and Campbell Mesa's trails and Foxglenn Park are on the doorstep.