Arrowhead Ranch in Glendale Arizona, here's what you need to know about it... It's Purdy, It's Beautilushious, and it's darn right gorgeous. If you're from around here, you know it's the place to live, everybody wants to, if you're not from these parts, than I'm here to tell you about it.
Arrowhead has several counterparts which are all appropriately made. For instance, Arrowhead Lakes, Top of the Ranch, Arrowhead Legends, Sierra Verde, Fletcher Heights and so on.
Each one of these Arrowhead neighborhoods has it's charm about it, so it just wouldn't be right to clump them all together in this on article. In this Post I just want to focus on the original Arrowhead Ranch. Located between Union Hills and Beardsley RD/ 67th AVE and 79Tth AVE., this portion of the Ranch is the most lush. Of course the reason being that it's been around the longest and the landscape has matured more.
Speaking of landscape, you would find any brown lawns or untrimmed trees in this neighborhood. The homeowners display a true pride of ownership for their properties. They are proud of their community and take care of it very well.
You can drive down the streets any time of the day or night and fall in love with the quaint and quiet charm of this golf community.
Did I forget to mention that it's stunning? Well it is.
Oh yeah, you heard me say golf community. So the residence in this community have plenty of palm trees, lakes, ducks, geese, rabbits (long eared galoots), heck you might even see a few Blue Herons (Crazy things look like Pterydactil when they're in flight). All this just adds to charm of Arrowhead Ranch. By the way, did you notice the bike path on the side of the road? That's a pretty standard feature on the busier roads in Arrowhead.
You must be asking yourself, well Vin, are the medians divided with beautiful landscape? Yes They Are. At least the main roads are.
There nicely accented water features scattered throughout the neighborhood, so those evening walks can be a lot more pleasant and enjoyable.
You can spend some quality time at the neighborhood parks with your children or grandchildren. It's a great place to relax or play and just built a strong family unit. If you don't have any children, than I suppose you can walk your dog to the park, just don't forget to pick up the poopy after the puppy. Glendale also has a dog park which I will feature in a future article.
Well, that's all I have for now, hope I didn't bore you too much. I did add some pictures this time, so I hope you enjoyed them.
Who's the doofus standing on the waterfall, over the pool? That would be me. Don't worry, I took my cell phone out of my pocket in case I fall in. I'm not going to do that again.
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