Dove Mountain, AZ – Part 2

Living at the master-planned golf resort community of Dove Mountain gives homeowners many high Sonoran Desert outdoor opportunities year round. 

Not only is Dove Mountain the home of the World Golf Championships, but miles of walking paths twist through Dove Mountain. 

The Tortolita Preserve that borders Dove Mountain offers natural wilderness hiking and mountain biking paths as well. 

If horses are your thing, Dove Mountain features miles of equestrian trails and a soon to be realized Equestrian Center is in the works. 

If you are worried about the hot temperatures normally associated with living in a desert – put those worries to rest.  The average Tucson temperature is around 68 degrees and the average temperature range is a comfortable 54 to 82 degrees, giving Tucson cooler summers than both Phoenix and the Palm Desert area. 

For more information on Dove Mountain real estate or Tucson area homes for sale, please contact Tucson re/max agent Kathy Valley.

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