Welcome to the
Ahwatukee Foothills one of 13 villages designated by the City of Phoenix.
Bound by I-10 to the east, South Mountain to the north and the Gila
Indian Reservation to the west and south, Ahwatukee continues to attract
residents wishing to enjoy a quality of life that is unparalleled.
With easy access
to downtown Phoenix, just 15 minutes away, community members easily
commute for a museum visit, an evening at the symphony, or to watch
one of the professional sports teams play to a hometown crowd. Sky
Harbor AIrport is also nearby, providing easy access for anyone traveling.
Separated geographically
from downtown Phoenix by South Mountain, Ahwatukee is often thought
to be its own city. Due to its ideal location, it is one of the fastest
growing urban villages in Phoenix boasting a population of close to
90,000 within its 35.8 square mile borders. The majority of Ahwatukee
residents are affluent, college educated and between the ages of 25-48
earning an average income of $67,000 annually.
Ahwatukee is highly
regarded for its public school districts, pre-schools and private
schools around the area. All 24 schools in the Kyrene Elementary School
district are viewed as the premier schools in the East Valley for
academic achievement.
The comprehensive
curriculum of the Tempe Union High Schools provides a solid foundation
for students in grades 9-12. Arizona State University located in nearby
Tempe and various other nearby community colleges are available for
adults wishing to further their education.
Mountain views
and the Arizona sunshine create a fabulous backdrop for recreational
activities. South Mountain Park, the largest city owned park in the
nation, offers miles of recreational opportunities from hiking trails
to horseback riding. master planned communities are abundant, supplying
amenities, which include parks, golf courses, community centers, and
landscaped walking paths.
Take a look at
Ahwatukee, its people, places and things to do, and you will come
away with a firm sense that this is an area anyone could call home.
Ahwatukee
History
Ahwatukee Living
Ahwatukee Schools
Ahwatukee
Homes
