About This Neighborhood
Paradise Valley is in a category of its own. The lots are larger, the expectations are higher, and the homes that sit on them reflect decades of intentional investment. If you're considering adding a casita here, you're likely not doing it for rental income — you're doing it for family, for guests, or for the long-term value it adds to an already exceptional property.
Our Hacienda and Sonoran models were built with Paradise Valley in mind. The Hacienda (980 SF) offers resort-level living with dual bathrooms, a walk-in pantry, and two floor plan options. The Sonoran (1,400 SF) is our flagship — two bedrooms, a flex room, and an open-plan living area that makes a genuine architectural statement on an estate lot.
HOA review is the most important first step in Paradise Valley. Many PV properties have CC&Rs with specific design standards, setback requirements, or approval processes. We know this landscape well and walk you through it before any drawings are prepared.
Models that fit most Paradise Valley lots
Both models require confirmation of lot size and HOA approval. We handle all of this on your behalf.
Common Questions
Short-Term Rental Income in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley is one of the highest-performing short-term rental markets in Arizona. A well-finished Hacienda or Sonoran casita in 85253 can generate $3,500–$6,000+ per month on Airbnb during peak season (October through May), driven by proximity to Camelback Mountain, Scottsdale Old Town, and luxury resort traffic. Under Arizona HB 2720 and Town of Paradise Valley ordinance, owner-occupied properties may operate an ADU as a short-term rental. STR registration with the Town of PV is required separately from the building permit — we walk you through both.
Ready to build in Paradise Valley?
Give us your address. We’ll pull your plat map, check your HOA status, and show you exactly which casita models work on your property — at no cost.
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