Talking Rock Ranch Luxury Golf Community in Prescott

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In late summer, the day after I was invited to tour Pine Canyon in Flagstaff, I also had the wonderful opportunity to experience and learn more about the luxury golf community of Talking Rock in Prescott.

Located among Prescott’s must-see scenery, Talking Rock is “a private, master-planned golf course and residential community in Prescott, Arizona, developed on a working cattle ranch known as Cooper Morgan Ranch. The luxury golf course community encompasses 3,600 acres and includes an 18-hole, Jay Morrish-designed championship golf course.”

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Talking Rock Home. Photo Courtesy of Talking Rock

“Talking Rock residents enjoy access to a community dog park, a fishing deck over a bass and bluegill-stocked pond, a community garden, an on-site coffee shop that serves as a community gathering area, and a full-service bar, grill, and restaurant. Talking Rock residents also have the opportunity to indulge at the pool and boutique spa, exercise at the state-of-the-art fitness center and explore on-site hiking and biking trails.”

Much like Pine Canyon, the general description is eye-catching, but there’s nothing quite like experiencing Talking Rock for yourself.

Real Estate at Talking Rock

Talking Rock is comprised of a variety of new home, homesite, and listing options. Many of the homes are ranch style, cottage or single-family options. I had the opportunity to stay in one and it was welcoming, open and had great views without being overwhelming in size. While still considered luxury real estate, most homes begin around $500,000.

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Talking Rock Kitchen. Photo Courtesy of Talking Rock.

For those who want to experience Talking Rock real estate, there are unique discovery visits available.

Amenities at Talking Rock

One of the standout attributes of Talking Rock in my experience there was the community feel. While being located in Prescott is already perk enough in my book, Talking Rock does a lot to keep both its year-round and seasonal residents engaged.

Cooper Hawk Ridge. Photo Courtesy of Talking Rock

Cooper Hawk Ridge. Photo Courtesy of Talking Rock

Of course, being northern Arizona, there are scenic views, especially on the gorgeous golf course. But, if golf isn’t your sport, there are a variety of outdoor activities and clubs to join as a resident. There’s a community garden, dog park, fishing, a bike club, basketball courts, and more. There are hiking and biking trails that lead to Native hieroglyphics (hence, Talking Rock) and, once you work up an appetite, there’s an on-site restaurant, bar and grill, and coffee house.

Personally, my favorite part of the amenities was the food (yum!) and Coop’s Coffee Shop, where residents were reading and relaxing at the resident-run, on-site library. It had a fun, relaxed community feel.

Of course, as a Phoenix resident, one of my favorite parts of visiting Talking Rock was the fact that it was about a 20-minute drive from downtown Prescott—one of my favorite northern Arizona communities. If you’re in the market for luxury real estate and love the views of northern Arizona, Talking Rock is a wonderful option to consider.

To learn more, visit www.talkingrockranch.com. Be sure to check out more of what to do in Arizona with our Wander writers.

Written by Michelle Talsma Everson

Michelle Talsma Everson graduated from Northern Arizona University with degrees in both public relations and print journalism. She currently works as a freelance writer, editor and PR pro in Phoenix. An avid storyteller, Michelle has written and edited for a variety of local, regional and national publications. Practically an Arizona native, she loves to explore the Grand Canyon State with her 6-year-old “intern.” You can see more of Michelle’s work at mteverson.com.

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