Coconino Estates
Coconino Estates is a quiet, established neighborhood with a grounded, residential feel. Most homes are single-family, with a mix of row houses, many built in the early 1970s, giving the area a sense of maturity and stability rather than constant turnover. The neighborhood is easy to get around, especially by bike, with routes that make daily errands or casual rides feel simple and accessible. Schools are nearby and convenient for most residents, and everyday needs like groceries and local businesses are just a short drive (or bike ride) away. Parking is generally easy, and street traffic stays light, adding to the calm, unhurried atmosphere. Overall, Coconino Estates offers a comfortable balance of accessibility and quiet that is well-suited for those who value a peaceful setting without feeling disconnected.
Happy Jack
Happy Jack is a very small, rural community and unincorporated area in northern Arizona’s Coconino County, nestled high in the ponderosa pine forests along the Mogollon Rim. It sits southeast of Flagstaff along Lake Mary Road on mostly forested land with wide open spaces, making it feel remote and peaceful rather than urban or suburban.
Linwood
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Timber Sky
