Cornville sits in the middle of the Verde Valley, a quiet community known for its vineyards, orchards, and ranch land. Wide-open views of the surrounding mesas and the nearby red rocks give the area a gentle, country feel.
What Makes Cornville Special
With the Verde River close at hand and Sedona minutes away, Cornville offers relaxed living and room to spread out.
The Page Springs area along Oak Creek is home to wineries and a fish hatchery, while the surrounding ranch land and orchards give Cornville its country character. Views of Mingus Mountain and the red rocks frame the horizon, and rural zoning keeps lots generous and neighbors few.
Real Estate Snapshot
~$370K
Median Home Value
~$1,560/mo
Median Rent
~47
Median Age
~82%
Homeownership
Lifestyle and Dining
Cornville is country living at its most relaxed: wineries and tasting rooms dot the Page Springs area, and the Verde River and Oak Creek offer fishing, swimming, and riverside picnics. Sedona's galleries and Cottonwood's Old Town are both a short drive, giving residents the best of the Verde Valley without the crowds.
Who Lives in Cornville?
Cornville's population of about 3,600 has a median age near 47 and a homeownership rate around 82 percent. The median household income is about $73,000 and the median home value near $370,000, reflecting a community of ranchers, retirees, and remote workers who value space and scenery.