Why Live in Downtown Flagstaff
Downtown Flagstaff is nestled in Northern Arizona, surrounded by North America’s largest ponderosa pine forest and about two hours from Phoenix. This urban neighborhood, once a railroad town, features restored storefronts with restaurants and gift shops near Historic Route 66 and Highway 180. Residents enjoy walkable streets and public transportation options, with homes primarily located on the eastern end and south of Historic Route 66. Housing styles range from 1930s to 1980s contemporary Craftsman-style houses and split-level ranches to modern custom-builds from the 2010s. Local highlights include Old Town Shops on Leroux Street, offering trendy gift shops, antique stores, and bakeries, while North Humphrey’s Street hosts Josephine’s Modern American Bistro. The Flagstaff Brewery Trail features up to eight local breweries. Grocery stores like Fry's and Natural Grocers are within a mile. Wheeler Park provides a green space for relaxation and seasonal activities. Heritage Square hosts Kids Squared every summer, offering various activities for children. The neighborhood is safer than the national average. Educational options include the highly rated Montessori Charter School of Flagstaff, 2 miles east, and Northern Arizona University, about a mile south. The area is served by Flagstaff Unified district schools. The Theatrikos Theatre Company offers local performances and summer camps. Major thoroughfares include Interstates 17 and 40, with I-17 leading to Phoenix and I-40 connecting to California and New Mexico. Public transit is available via Mountain Line buses and Amtrak trains, with Flagstaff Medical Center a mile north and Flagstaff Pulliam Airport 6 miles south.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular neighborhoods for renters near Downtown Flagstaff?
What are the most popular zip codes for renters near Downtown Flagstaff?
The most popular zip codes for renters near Downtown Flagstaff are
86001 and
86004.