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Orangetree Neighborhood Guide
Neighborhood Guide — Orangetree By Anne Sostman | The Brokery | License SA718853000

Orangetree: Golf-Course Living, Established Roots.

Central Scottsdale, Arizona · 85254 · The Shea Corridor

Orangetree is an established golf community built around the Orange Tree Golf Resort — a parkland-style course that opened in 1957 and remains one of the oldest layouts in the Valley. In Scottsdale’s 85254 corridor near 56th Street, it offers mature, golf-course living with genuine roots, minutes from Kierland, the Loop 101, and the Scottsdale Airpark.

“Orangetree offers golf-course living with history — a mature parkland course and established homes in the heart of the 85254 corridor. It is the accessible, rooted alternative to the newer gated golf communities.” — Anne Sostman
1957
Orange Tree course — among the Valley’s oldest
Golf
Parkland-style resort course at its center
85254
Scottsdale’s “Magic Zip” corridor
Established
Mature homes and landscaping
Central Scottsdale Specialist
Golf-Course & Established Homes
Resort Corridor Proximity
Off-Market Access Available
Overview

What Is
Orangetree?

Orangetree is an established golf community in Central Scottsdale’s 85254 corridor, built around the Orange Tree Golf Resort near 56th Street. The parkland-style course — designed by Johnny Bulla and opened in 1957 — is one of the six oldest layouts in the Valley, and it gives the surrounding neighborhood its identity: mature landscaping, golf-course lots, and the settled character of a community that has been part of the corridor for decades. The on-site resort adds a pool, fitness, dining, and public golf access, while the location puts residents minutes from Kierland Commons, the Scottsdale Quarter, the Loop 101, and the Scottsdale Airpark employment center.

The Real Estate

What Buyers Need
to Know.

Orangetree offers golf-course living with roots — an established alternative to the newer gated golf communities, at a central 85254 address. Homes range from original condition to renovated, and a golf-course lot is a distinguishing feature that shapes both lifestyle and value.

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Housing Stock
Established single-family homes, many on or near the Orange Tree course, with mature landscaping. Condition spans original to fully renovated, giving buyers a range of entry points into golf-course living.
The Golf Course
A parkland-style course from 1957 — one of the Valley’s oldest — anchors the community. Golf-course frontage and views are a defining amenity and a value factor that distinguishes lots within the neighborhood.
Location
Central 85254 near 56th Street, minutes from Kierland, the Scottsdale Quarter, the Loop 101, and the Scottsdale Airpark — resort and retail convenience with an established, lower-key residential feel.
Pricing & Demand
Values vary by lot, golf-course position, and condition. Because figures move with the market, the most useful step is a current, address-specific read — contact Anne for current market data specific to this neighborhood.
Lifestyle

Why People Choose
Orangetree.

Golf, history, and central convenience combine in a way the newer communities can’t replicate.

Golf-Course Living With History
One of the Valley’s oldest courses at your doorstep — mature trees, established fairways, and the character only decades of settling can produce.
Resort & Retail Minutes Away
Kierland Commons, the Scottsdale Quarter, and the Resort Corridor are close by, giving residents the corridor’s best shopping, dining, and resort amenities.
An Accessible Golf Address
Golf-course living without the guard-gated premium — an established, central alternative for buyers who want the lifestyle at a more approachable entry point.
Airpark & Freeway Access
The Loop 101 and the Scottsdale Airpark employment center are minutes away, making Orangetree a practical choice for executives and professionals in the corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions

Orangetree
FAQ.

The questions buyers ask most about this established golf community.

Where is Orangetree?
It is an established golf community in Scottsdale’s 85254 corridor, built around the Orange Tree Golf Resort near 56th Street — within the Shea Corridor and close to Kierland, the Loop 101, and the Scottsdale Airpark.
What is the Orange Tree course?
A parkland-style course that opened in 1957 — one of the oldest in the Valley — anchoring the on-site resort and giving the neighborhood its identity, with mature landscaping and golf-course lots.
What are homes selling for?
Pricing varies by lot, golf-course position, and condition, and changes with the market. For current, address-specific pricing and comparable sales, contact Anne for current market data specific to this neighborhood.
Which schools serve the area?
The 85254 corridor is served by highly regarded public schools, with assignment varying by exact address (generally Paradise Valley Unified in this area). Verify the specific school assignment for any property you are considering.
For Owners

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Common Questions

Questions Sellers Ask Most.

Where is Orangetree?
Orangetree is an established golf community in Scottsdale's 85254 corridor, built around the Orange Tree Golf Resort near 56th Street, within Central Scottsdale's Shea Corridor and close to the Loop 101, Kierland, and the Scottsdale Airpark.
What is the Orange Tree golf course?
Orange Tree is a parkland-style golf course that opened in 1957, making it one of the oldest layouts in the Valley. It anchors the Orange Tree Golf Resort and gives the surrounding neighborhood its identity, with mature landscaping and golf-course lots.
What kind of homes are in Orangetree?
Established single-family homes, many on or near the golf course, with mature landscaping typical of one of the corridor's longer-standing communities. Condition ranges from original to renovated, and golf-course frontage is a distinguishing feature.
What are home prices in Orangetree?
Pricing varies by lot, golf-course position, and condition, and changes with the market. For current, address-specific pricing, days on market, and comparable sales, contact Anne Sostman for current market data specific to your neighborhood.
Work With Anne

Considering Orangetree?
Let’s Talk.

Whether you are buying into this established golf community or selling within it, a private conversation about the market, the course, and your goals is where it begins — including a current, no-obligation read on values specific to the neighborhood.
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Anne Sostman is a licensed Arizona real estate agent (License SA718853000) with The Brokery. Golf-course, resort, and school details can change; verify specifics for any individual property independently. Market figures change continually — for current data specific to Orangetree, please contact Anne directly.

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The Orangetree Seller's Guide

Pricing, preparation, and strategy for selling in Orangetree specifically.

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