Pine Valley · Flagstaff, Arizona
A rare place in Northern Arizona
201 acres. Thoughtfully preserved. Carefully planned.
A planned community of approximately 201 acres, held high in the ponderosa at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks. Homesites are placed among the trees; the rest of the land is left to itself.
201
acres preserved
7,000ft
elevation
26yrs
local guidance
90min
to the Grand Canyon
01 · The Land Comes First
The land comes first. Everything else follows.
Before a single homesite was drawn, the land was walked. Roads were laid to save the oldest ponderosa. Homesites were placed where the forest already opened, and sight lines to the Peaks were protected before anything else was decided.
Trees
Mature ponderosa stands kept as they were found.
Views
Open sight lines to the Peaks, protected from the start.
Open Space
Much of the 201 acres is given to open space and trails.
02 · A Community Shaped by the Land
Planned around what was already there.
Pine Valley is laid out in small residential groups along one quiet loop. Between them: conservation woodland, open meadow, the community pond, and a network of trails. Two entrances hold the community to itself, and the view corridors to the north are held open for the Peaks.
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Entrances, kept to itself
3
Residential groups
Miles
of community trails
1
Community pond
03 · Explore the Homesites
Find your place on the land.
04 · Architecture That Belongs Here
Four ways of building with the mountains.
Mountain Contemporary
Clean volumes, deep overhangs, and glass that frames the forest and the Peaks.
Organic Modern
Low rooflines and natural materials that follow the terrain rather than fight it.
Modern Ranch
Single-story living stretched along the meadow, built for the view.
Contemporary Craftsman
Stone, wood, and gabled forms rooted in mountain tradition.
05 · Life at Pine Valley
Slow mornings. Bright nights. Real seasons.
A community of daily rituals: the meadow loop at first light, dogs on the trail, the pond holding the evening sky. Fall brings color, winter brings snow, and the dark skies bring the stars. This is mountain living at its quietest.
Downtown Flagstaff · minutes away
06 · The Flagstaff Life
A mountain town with everything.
Flagstaff is the rare town that is small enough to know and big enough to hold a university, a ski mountain, and a world-class dark sky. Pine Valley sits close enough to be in it, and far enough to be out of it.
- Historic downtown & Route 66~10 min
- Northern Arizona University & Lowell Observatoryclose by
- Arizona Snowbowl, on the slopes of the Peaksthe drive up
- Sedona, red rocks through Oak Creek Canyon~45 min
- Grand Canyon South Rim~90 min
- Flagstaff Pulliam Airport & Phoenix access~2.5 hrs south
07 · Why Pine Valley
Rare is found once. Natural is kept forever.
Pine Valley is not a typical development. It is 201 acres that will only ever hold a small number of homes, each one placed where the forest already made room. What the community is selling is what it is not: not crowded, not cleared, not paved over.
The people who find their way here tend to share the same instinct. They want the trees kept, the meadow walked, the snow deep in winter, and the view of the Peaks held open. Pine Valley was planned around exactly that.
Mike Konefal
Broker Associate · Coldwell Banker Northland
Mike has lived and worked in Flagstaff for 26 years. He knows this land, its seasons, and its people, and he answers quickly and thoroughly. Every tour is private, and every question gets a real answer.
Speak with Mike928-853-3810 · mike@flagstaffrealestate.com
08 · Find Your Place at Pine Valley
A small offering, released slowly.
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Available
Walk the land on a private tour
2
Reserved
Held for a future homeowner
1
Sold
A home now under way
1
Future release
Part of a later phase
Available PV-01 · Meadow
Meadow's Edge
2.9 acres|Meadow and Peaks
Available PV-02 · Ridge
Ridgeview
1.8 acres|Peaks view
Available PV-05 · Forest
Aspen Hollow
2.1 acres|Wooded and meadow
Homesite details shown are illustrative examples of the community's offering. Exact sites, sizes, and availability are confirmed through direct conversation. Community documents and brochures are in preparation and will be available soon.
Request a Tour
Schedule a private land tour
Experience Pine Valley firsthand. Walk the meadow, stand in the forest, and feel the views. Tours are private, unhurried, and arranged around your schedule.
Thank you.
Your tour request is on its way. Mike will reach out shortly to find a time that works for you. If you prefer, you can reach him directly at 928-853-3810.
Come Walk the Land
Experience Pine Valley firsthand.
The best way to understand this land is to stand on it. Tours are private and unhurried, led by Mike himself, and planned around your schedule. Walk the meadow, follow a trail, and take the view in slowly.
- Keep the trees familiar, walk the trail network
- A private route through the community
- Private tours around your schedule
Thorough, quick, and deeply rooted in this land, Mike has guided Flagstaff families for 26 years.