Sedona
Iconic red rocks, galleries, and a world-class resort escape.
Sedona is world-famous for its towering red rock formations and the peaceful, artistic energy that surrounds them. Galleries and studios line the streets, trails wind through dramatic canyons, and luxury resorts offer a true desert escape.
What Makes Sedona Special
Life here moves at the pace of the landscape: unhurried, creative, and steeped in some of the most beautiful scenery in the Southwest.
Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and the rest of the red rock country draw hikers, photographers, and visitors from around the world, while Oak Creek Canyon offers swimming holes and forested trails just north of town. Uptown Sedona and Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village anchor the shopping and gallery scene, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross is a landmark not to miss.
Real Estate Snapshot
~$730K
Median Home Value
~$1,520/mo
Median Rent
~58
Median Age
~73%
Homeownership
Lifestyle and Dining
Sedona's dining scene ranges from casual canyon cafes to fine-dining resort restaurants, and its galleries and art studios are among the best known in the Southwest. Outdoor life is the real draw: hiking, mountain biking, and jeep tours through the red rocks keep residents and visitors outside nearly year-round.
Who Lives in Sedona?
Sedona is home to about 9,600 residents, with a median age near 58 and a homeownership rate around 73 percent. Many residents are retirees, remote workers, and second-home owners drawn by the scenery, with a median household income around $74,000 and a median home value near $730,000.