Peoria covers a lot of ground, from established neighborhoods in the south to newer master-planned communities in the north near Lake Pleasant. It's a great fit for buyers who want space, outdoor activities and easy access to the rest of the Valley.
Living in Peoria
Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a big draw for boating, kayaking, hiking and camping. The Peoria Sports Complex hosts MLB spring training every year, and the P83 area around it has restaurants and entertainment.
What the homes are like
South Peoria has many established neighborhoods with mature trees and resale homes. North Peoria has newer master-planned communities, many with community pools, parks and trails. Prices in Peoria tend to run higher than the West Valley average, especially in the newer northern communities.
Getting around
The Loop 101 and Loop 303 connect Peoria to the rest of the Valley. Commute times can vary a lot depending on whether you live in north or south Peoria, so it's worth test-driving your route.
Peoria neighborhoods to know
Vistancia
A large master-planned community in north Peoria along the Loop 303, with parks, trails and an active-adult section.
Westwing Mountain
Hillside homes in north Peoria with mountain views and quick access to Lake Pleasant.
Fletcher Heights
An established north-central community with parks and easy Loop 101 access.
Old Town & South Peoria
Older, more affordable homes near Old Town Peoria and the Peoria Sports Complex area.
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