Vail Real Estate
Located at the base of the Rincon Mountains 15 miles from Tucson, Vail offers affordable housing, great schools and an easy drive to jobs and cultural events in Tucson.
First established as the Empire Cattle Ranch by Edward and Walter Vail in the late 19th century, the town became the storage and loading facility for ore from the successful Helvetica Copper Mine. Today, Vail is home to the top-ranked University of Arizona Science and Technology Park, Raytheon, and many other businesses.
Residents define their community as a place where each individual is important and has something valuable to contribute to others. Affordable housing, great schools, and an easy drive to jobs and cultural events in Tucson make Vail an attractive community for raising a family.
Vail's close location to Tucson provides many opportunities to enjoy cultural events and historical attractions. An outdoor lifestyle is the norm in Vail, and nearby places offer year-round recreation.
Mt. Lemmon is close and perfect for winter downhill skiing. The little-known Charron Vineyards is one of Southern Arizona’s oldest vineyards. Colossal Cave Mountain Park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and certainly worth exploring. The cave, one of the largest dry caves in North America, was officially "discovered" in 1879, but artifacts and soot-blackened ceilings show it was used by prehistoric cultures.
Come find your new home in the fast-growing community of Vail.
First established as the Empire Cattle Ranch by Edward and Walter Vail in the late 19th century, the town became the storage and loading facility for ore from the successful Helvetica Copper Mine. Today, Vail is home to the top-ranked University of Arizona Science and Technology Park, Raytheon, and many other businesses.
Residents define their community as a place where each individual is important and has something valuable to contribute to others. Affordable housing, great schools, and an easy drive to jobs and cultural events in Tucson make Vail an attractive community for raising a family.
Vail's close location to Tucson provides many opportunities to enjoy cultural events and historical attractions. An outdoor lifestyle is the norm in Vail, and nearby places offer year-round recreation.
Mt. Lemmon is close and perfect for winter downhill skiing. The little-known Charron Vineyards is one of Southern Arizona’s oldest vineyards. Colossal Cave Mountain Park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and certainly worth exploring. The cave, one of the largest dry caves in North America, was officially "discovered" in 1879, but artifacts and soot-blackened ceilings show it was used by prehistoric cultures.
Come find your new home in the fast-growing community of Vail.
Most Popular
12129 E Ava Lynne Drive
$345,900
JMG
Most Expensive
14561 E Rider Ridge Place
$1,500,000
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Least Expensive
12727 E Joffroy Drive
$225000
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Vail Listings Summary
Vail - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Vail: $484,100 / County Avg $492,100
98%
Avg Taxes in Vail: $3,100 / County Avg $3,000
104%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Vail: 2,195 / County Avg 1,943
113%
Avg Price per/sqft in Vail:$221 / County Avg $253
87%
Avg Year Built in Vail: 2015 / County Avg 1994
101%
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