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AZ — Sedona Corridor

Village of Oak Creek.
Sedona Views, Without Sedona Prices.

Big Park, golf, and the same red rocks — six miles south of Sedona, on a different price and a different set of rules.

Village of Oak Creek Real Estate

Village of Oak Creek
Market Overview

The Village of Oak Creek — Big Park to the people who live there — sits about six miles south of Sedona on State Route 179, with Bell Rock and the Courthouse Butte directly overhead. It is unincorporated Yavapai County rather than the city of Sedona, and that distinction is not trivial: it changes which short-term rental rules apply, and it is the first thing we check before advising an owner here.

For buyers the appeal is straightforward — the same views and the same trailheads, at a materially lower entry than comparable Sedona property, with golf at Oakcreek Country Club and the Sedona Golf Resort in the middle of it. For owners the market splits cleanly between long-term residents and a nightly market feeding off Sedona tourism.

We manage both here, and we will tell you plainly which one your property is actually suited to. Not every house in the Village earns more nightly than it would on an annual lease.

What Drives This Market
Not the city of Sedona

Unincorporated Yavapai County, so the short-term rental rules that apply are not Sedona’s. We check jurisdiction first.

The same views

Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte overhead, and the trailheads at the end of the street.

Golf

Oakcreek Country Club and the Sedona Golf Resort sit inside the community.

Two markets in one

A resident long-term market and a nightly market feeding off Sedona tourism. They want different properties.

We publish market statistics only where we hold them with their true geographic scope. For a number on your specific Village of Oak Creek property, request an analysis — it is free and it uses live comparables.

Village of Oak Creek

Areas We Serve

Big ParkBell RockCathedral ViewOakcreek Country ClubSedona Golf ResortPine ValleyCastle RockRed Rock Cove

Nearby markets: Sedona →Cornville →Munds Park →Flagstaff →

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Neighborhood Guide

Village of Oak Creek
Market & Lifestyle

The Village of Oak Creek — often called Big Park — sits just south of Sedona proper, offering a quieter, more residential alternative with the same spectacular red rock scenery. Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte dominate the skyline.

The area is known for its golf courses, including the Oakcreek Country Club, and a relaxed pace that appeals to retirees, second-home buyers, and investors. Short-term rental demand is strong thanks to proximity to Sedona's attractions.

We broker and manage properties throughout the Village of Oak Creek and greater Sedona with dedicated local presence.

Quick Facts
Median Price$1M
Range$500K–4M
GolfMultiple courses
ViewsBell Rock
PaceQuieter
STRStrong
By The Numbers

Village of Oak Creek
Real Estate Snapshot

$1M
Median Price
Golf Community
Bell Rock
Views
Iconic backdrop
Quieter
Pace
South of Sedona
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