Morristown Arizona Real Estate Market Report — July 2026
Morristown Arizona real estate runs on a completely different rhythm than the Phoenix metro markets to the south. With roughly 24 active residential listings carrying a $509,900 median list price and an average of 128 days on market in July 2026, this is a slow, deliberate market built around acreage, privacy, and views. Peak summer heat has slowed showings to the lowest activity level of the year… DOM continues climbing from 115 days in June and the median list has eased slightly from $515,000. Land parcels continue to outnumber improved residential properties in the 85342 zip, with raw acreage trading from $45,000 to over $1.2 million depending on size, road access, and proximity to the Castle Hot Springs corridor. Buyers looking at Morristown Arizona real estate this July are trading tolerance for triple-digit heat for the deepest seller motivation of the year.
July 2026 Market Snapshot
Median List Price $509,900 ▼ Eased vs $515K June |
Avg Price / Sq Ft $278 ▼ Softer summer mix |
Active Residential About 24 ▼ Sellers pulling |
Days on Market 128 ▼ Slower vs 115 June |
Sold Last 12 Mo About 38 ▲ vs 37 June |
Closed Median Improved $358,320 → Trailing 12 mo |
Lowest Closed $65,898 → Land or fixer |
Market Type Buyer-Favorable ▼ Deepening summer stall |
Morristown Arizona Real Estate Prices & Volume — July 2026
Morristown Arizona real estate is two markets in one zip code. The first market is improved residential… single-family homes on 1 to 5 acre lots, typically built between the 1990s and the 2010s. Median list price on this slice eased to about $509,900 in July, down from $515,000 in June and $530,000 in May. That is a $20,000 drop across two summer months, which is normal for this market and predictable each year. Active listings range from a $229,000 1-bedroom fixer on US Highway 60 to a $999,500 newer custom on opportunity-zoned acreage. Closed-sale medians on improved single-family parcels still run lower, in the high-$300,000s, because the smaller stick-built homes on raw parcels weigh the trailing 12-month median down. Price-per-square-foot averaged $278 across active listings, reflecting the heavy land component in this market.
The second market is raw land… acreage parcels ranging from 1 acre infill lots to 200+ acre ranch parcels along Castle Hot Springs Road. Land transactions continue to dominate the volume in Morristown Arizona real estate. Entry-level land starts around $45,000 to $80,000 for smaller parcels with limited road access. Mid-range parcels of 5 to 20 acres run $100,000 to $300,000. The premium end… 60+ acre parcels with paved access or proximity to the Castle Hot Springs corridor… can list at $945,000, $1,254,000, and beyond. Days on market for raw land routinely runs past 180 days, which is why even the July residential DOM of 128 days looks fast by Morristown raw-land standards.
This remains a buyer-favorable market, and July is the deepest summer stall of the year. Thin demand, long marketing times, and broad pricing latitude favor patient buyers who know what they want and will not chase a property. Some sellers who priced aggressively in spring are pulling listings until the fall reset, which explains active count dropping from 26 to 24. Sellers still on the market right now are the most motivated of the year. If you have been watching a specific parcel for months and it is still active, this is the window to make a real offer.
Morristown Areas & Properties
Morristown does not have organized master-planned subdivisions in the way that the Phoenix metro cities do. There is no Anthem Country Club, no Verrado, no Eastmark in this zip code. What exists instead is a series of informally named ranching and rural-residential corridors organized around the major roads. Buyers learn the area by road name and ridgeline, not by subdivision marketing brochures.
Castle Hot Springs Road Corridor
The premium spine of the 85342 zip. Runs north from US 60 toward the Bradshaw Mountains and the historic Castle Hot Springs Resort. Large ranch parcels, custom estates, and 2-acre to 200-acre lots with mountain views. Active listings include parcels at 35800 and 35900 S Humbug Mine Rd (12 to 20 acres) and homesteads along 42670 N Castle Hot Springs Rd.
US Highway 60 Frontage
The commercial and transit spine of town. Smaller residential parcels, a handful of commercial-zoned properties, and the highest concentration of older stick-built homes. Easier road access for daily-driver buyers who want to use US 60 to reach Wickenburg, Surprise, or Phoenix. Active listings include 41050 N Us Hwy 60 and 41014 N Highway 60.
Rockaway Hills Road / Adamanda Drive
Rural-residential corridor with 1 to 5 acre parcels, several manufactured home placements, and selective custom-built single-family stock. Mix of buildable lots and existing homes. Listings such as 25408 W Adamanda Dr (new construction at $264,990) and 25605 W Rockaway Hills Rd ($255,000 on 3.5 acres) sit here. Affordable entry into Morristown for working buyers.
Cow Creek Road / Humbug Area
Backcountry parcels north and west of the main town center. Predominantly raw land, with parcel sizes from 2 acres to 60+ acres. Limited or no utility infrastructure in many spots, so cash or land-loan buyers dominate. Premium for paved-road frontage and well already drilled.
San Domingo Peak / Hieroglyphic Mountain Foothills
Western flank of Morristown, named for the prominent peak that defines the local skyline. View lots, build-ready acreage, and a handful of completed custom homes. Hiking and OHV access nearby. Listings such as 45589 San Domingo Peak Trl ($849,000) and improved homes along the trail anchor this area.
Pleasant Country Ranches
An older platted area off the southeast side of town. Larger residential parcels with a mix of homestead-era homes and newer custom builds. Listings such as 35220 S Rebel Pass Trl ($600,000 on Pleasant Country Ranches Unit 3) reflect the price band. Established, lived-in feel compared with the open ranchland north of US 60.
Morristown does not publish HOA or subdivision maps the way Phoenix metro communities do. Many parcels are part of small unrecorded developments or are standalone homesteads. Always verify zoning, water rights, septic, well status, and road maintenance status before offer. The Maricopa County GIS portal is the authoritative source.
Morristown’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Morristown sits within Maricopa County, in the West Valley site menu region. Most Morristown buyers also evaluate other West Valley and North Valley markets that offer either lower prices, better services, or organized master-planned new construction. Tap any city below for a complete market report.
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Morristown is served by small rural districts that operate on a different scale than Phoenix metro districts. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026… the most current official data available), Morristown Elementary District earned a C LEA grade for its single in-town K-8 campus, while Wickenburg Unified District (the high school district most Morristown students attend) earned a B LEA grade at the district level. Several B-rated open-enrollment options exist for families willing to drive.
Morristown Elementary District (K-8)… C-Rated District
The Morristown Elementary District earned a C letter grade in the FY25 ADE release with one school in the district. Morristown Elementary School is the only public K-8 campus physically inside the town. It posted 59.57 total points (C) per official ADE FY25 data. Families seeking higher-rated elementary options typically open-enroll into adjacent districts.
Wickenburg Unified District (9-12 + alternate K-8)… B-Rated District
The Wickenburg Unified District earned a B letter grade in the FY25 ADE release with 5 schools in the district. Wickenburg High School is the closest comprehensive public high school and earned a B grade with 68.48 total points. Hassayampa Elementary (B, 76.11 points) is a strong K-8 alternative in the Wickenburg Unified system for families willing to drive 15 miles northwest.
Morristown Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Morristown Elementary earned a C letter grade with 59.57 total points. The lone public school physically inside the town of Morristown, located on West Rockaway Hills Drive. Small class sizes are common in rural single-school districts. Families seeking higher-rated K-8 options open-enroll into Wickenburg Unified, Nadaburg Unified, or Saddle Mountain Unified schools.
C-RATED ADE FY25 59.57 POINTS LONE IN-TOWN K-8Wickenburg High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Wickenburg High earned a B letter grade with 68.48 total points (hybrid scoring) and a strong graduation rate score. The closest comprehensive public high school to Morristown, about 15 miles northwest via US 60. Wickenburg Unified earned a B LEA grade at the district level.
B-RATED ADE FY25 68.48 POINTS 15 MI NWHassayampa Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Hassayampa Elementary earned a B letter grade with 76.11 total points… the highest K-8 score among schools that Morristown families regularly enroll in. Located in Wickenburg, this is the leading open-enrollment K-8 option for Morristown families seeking a stronger elementary academic outcome than the in-town C-rated campus.
B-RATED ADE FY25 76.11 POINTS OPEN ENROLLNadaburg Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Nadaburg Elementary earned a B letter grade with 74.00 total points. Nadaburg Unified District earned a B LEA grade overall with 4 schools. Located in nearby Wittmann, this is another open-enrollment K-8 option for Morristown families on the southeast side of the 85342 zip closer to Surprise.
B-RATED ADE FY25 74.00 POINTS OPEN ENROLLImportant: School zone verification matters in Morristown because attendance boundaries cross multiple rural districts and many parcels sit near boundary lines. The Morristown Elementary District boundary, Wickenburg Unified boundary, and adjoining Saddle Mountain Unified boundary all converge in this area. Confirm the assigned school for any specific property before offer, and confirm open-enrollment seat availability if you plan to enroll out-of-district.
Source note: All letter grades on this page reflect the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release (April 15, 2026), the most current state-issued data available. Third-party aggregators (Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade) are secondary references only and do not override official ADE grades.
Safety & Crime in Morristown
Morristown is a small unincorporated community with a low population density across a large geographic footprint, and the safety data reflects that. Overall crime is well below national averages, and the community consistently ranks as one of the safer rural areas in Maricopa County. Property crime trends slightly above the metro Phoenix average per capita, which is typical for rural communities where vacant land and outbuildings create theft targets. Violent crime risk is very low.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Morristown
Morristown is an unincorporated community with no municipal police department. Primary law enforcement is handled by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO), which patrols all unincorporated Maricopa County including the 85342 zip code. MCSO serves Morristown out of its district command structure covering northwestern Maricopa County, with the nearest substation in the broader Wickenburg / Sun City West service zone. Highway enforcement on US Highway 60 and State Route 74 is handled by the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS). There is no contracted city police service in Morristown the way Cave Creek or Carefree contract MCSO under a town government… Morristown has no town government to contract from. Response times in remote portions of the 85342 zip can be longer than in incorporated cities, which is normal for rural Arizona and worth factoring into property choice.
Morristown Safety Snapshot
According to AreaVibes, Morristown total crime is approximately 23% lower than the national average, with violent crime 10% lower than the national average. CrimeGrade rates the community in the 77th percentile for safety with an A- overall safety grade. Property crime is rated C- per CrimeGrade.
Year-over-year, Morristown crime has trended downward, with AreaVibes reporting an approximately 30% decrease in total crime. The biggest single safety consideration for Morristown property owners is theft of equipment, vehicles, and tools from remote parcels… a known pattern in rural Maricopa County. Property owners with vacant land or seasonal homes typically invest in fencing, gated entries, trail cameras, and neighbor-watch arrangements. The chance of being a victim of property crime in Morristown is about 1 in 30, while violent crime risk runs about 1 in 307. The northeast section of the community is generally considered the safest residential area.
Major Employers & Commute
Morristown is a residential and recreational community, not an employment center. The vast majority of working-age residents either telecommute (a high share per NeighborhoodScout’s white-collar profile of the in-town census tract), commute to Wickenburg, Surprise, or Phoenix metro, or work in agriculture, ranching, or the hospitality sector at Castle Hot Springs. Major employment destinations within commuting distance:
For commute-sensitive buyers, the US Highway 60 to Loop 303 route is the main artery south into the West Valley. From central Morristown to the Loop 303 / Bell Road exchange runs about 35 minutes outside peak hours. Telecommute viability is reasonable in much of the 85342 zip, but service drops off sharply in the Castle Hot Springs Road corridor and the deeper backcountry… confirm cellular and fiber/satellite options on any specific parcel before offer.
What Morristown Residents Say
The numbers tell part of the story. Resident voices tell the rest. The themes below reflect what longtime Morristown property owners consistently mention in published community discussions and area reviews.
We moved here for the dark skies and the quiet. Twelve years in and we still hear coyotes most nights and see stars we never saw in Phoenix. The trade-off is real… groceries are a drive, and you need a real truck. But for us this was the right move.
I telecommute for a software company. As long as you confirm your internet before you buy, you can absolutely make this work. I’m at my desk in slippers staring at the Bradshaws and saving thousands a year vs. what I’d pay in Scottsdale.
Bought 10 acres a decade ago thinking we’d build later. Watched the parcels around us climb steadily while we sat on it. Finally pulled the trigger on a custom build last year. The land was the best investment we ever made.
People underestimate how close Morristown actually is to the rest of the West Valley. From our place, Surprise is 25 minutes. Wickenburg for groceries is 15. The hospital and stores cover us. We get rural life without being isolated.
Why Morristown Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Morristown occupies a position that almost no other Maricopa County zip code can claim: large-acreage rural living within a 60-minute drive of Sky Harbor and the Loop 303 employment corridor. The town is geographically protected by the Bradshaw and Hieroglyphic mountains, the Hassayampa River watershed, and a federal Bureau of Land Management buffer that limits how dense development can ever get here. The land is finite. Maricopa County is not building any more of it.
Key drivers supporting Morristown Arizona real estate include:
- 50 miles to central Phoenix… close enough for hybrid work, far enough for true rural character
- A- safety grade from CrimeGrade, 77th percentile nationally, crime trending down
- Castle Hot Springs Resort… Arizona’s first wellness resort (1896), reopened 2019, Relais and Chateaux, anchors regional luxury value
- Hieroglyphic Mountains and Bradshaw foothills at the doorstep… hiking, OHV, hunting, and dark-sky stargazing
- US 60 + State Route 74 access… two paved arterials connect to Wickenburg, Surprise, Peoria, Phoenix, and Lake Pleasant
- Lake Pleasant Regional Park 20 minutes east… boating, fishing, watersports
- Lower flood risk than the Hassayampa River bottom in much of the residential acreage corridor
- No municipal property tax overlay… unincorporated means county-only tax base, generally lower total tax burden
- Wickenburg Community Hospital 15 minutes northwest for medical access
- Surprise full-service retail 25 minutes southeast
- Open enrollment into B-rated K-8 districts (Nadaburg, Saddle Mountain) within drive time
- Buyer-favorable pricing window… 107-day DOM gives patient buyers real negotiating leverage
Morristown Arizona real estate is not a speculative growth play… it is a land-banking and lifestyle market. Buyers who want acreage, autonomy, and views will find genuine value here. Buyers who want walkable amenities, organized HOAs, and turn-key new construction should look at Wickenburg, Surprise, or Buckeye instead.
July 2026… Morristown Arizona Real Estate Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: This is the deepest buyer window of the year in Morristown. Median list $509,900, DOM 128 days, and only about 24 active residential listings. Sellers still on the market in July are the most motivated of the year. You have time to do real diligence… well, septic, road maintenance, zoning, water rights. Use it. Do not rush, but do act.
- Sellers: If you are still on the market in July, you are competing with the most price-flexible sellers of the year. Comp to actual recent closings, not spring peaks. Aspirational pricing is sitting past 200 days now. Present a fully documented file (well logs, perc test, septic, road maintenance agreement) to remove buyer diligence risk.
- Land buyers: Parcel quality varies wildly. A 5-acre parcel with paved frontage, a drilled well, and a perc-tested septic site is worth multiples of a similar-sized parcel with no access and unproven water. Pay for quality. Land DOM at 180+ days means motivated sellers on well-documented parcels.
- Schools matter, but differently: The in-town K-8 is C-rated per ADE FY25. Families with school-age children should research open-enrollment options into Wickenburg Unified (B) or Nadaburg Unified (B) before committing. Deadline for fall enrollment is closing fast.
- Castle Hot Springs Road is the premium corridor: Pricing on that ridge runs materially above the rest of the 85342 zip. If you are looking at a comp from elsewhere in the zip, adjust.
- No HOA, no municipal services in most areas: Trash, water, road maintenance… these are owner responsibility on most Morristown parcels. Budget accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median list price in Morristown Arizona real estate is approximately $509,900 in July 2026, with about 24 active residential listings and an average of 128 days on market. Closed-sale medians on improved single-family parcels track in the high-$300,000s, while raw acreage parcels span $45,000 to over $1.2 million. Peak summer heat has slowed showings to the lowest activity level of the year.
Yes. Morristown earns an A- overall safety grade from CrimeGrade, ranking in the 77th percentile for safety nationally. Total crime is approximately 23% lower than the national average per AreaVibes. As an unincorporated community, primary law enforcement is provided by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, with the Arizona Department of Public Safety covering US 60 and State Route 74.
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (April 15, 2026), Morristown Elementary School District earned a C LEA grade and operates the lone K-8 campus inside the town. High school students typically attend Wickenburg Unified District schools (B LEA grade), including Wickenburg High School (B). Open enrollment lets Morristown families choose B-rated Nadaburg Unified, Saddle Mountain Unified, or Aguila Elementary as well.
Morristown uses zip code 85342, which covers a vast rural area in northwestern Maricopa County stretching from the US 60 corridor north toward the Bradshaw Mountains and Castle Hot Springs Road. The zip overlaps adjoining unincorporated areas, so verify exact property location before offer.
No. Morristown is an unincorporated community in Maricopa County. There is no town government and no municipal police department. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office holds primary law enforcement jurisdiction, supported by Arizona DPS on US 60 and SR 74.
Morristown has no organized master-planned new construction community. New homes that do appear are typically custom builds on existing acreage parcels or build-to-suit work through small Arizona builders. Buyers seeking production new construction usually look to Wickenburg, Surprise, Buckeye, or northern Peoria for the closest organized communities.
Morristown sits about 50 miles northwest of central Phoenix along US Highway 60. Drive time runs approximately 55 to 70 minutes to downtown Phoenix and 75 to 85 minutes to Sky Harbor International Airport depending on traffic. Surprise is about 25 miles southeast, and Wickenburg is roughly 15 miles northwest.
Castle Hot Springs is Arizona’s first wellness resort, established in 1896 and located inside the Morristown 85342 zip code along Castle Hot Springs Road. The 1,100-acre adults-only Relais and Chateaux property reopened in 2019 after a multi-million-dollar restoration. Its presence anchors the high end of regional values and supports several hospitality and ranch-management jobs in the area.
Many buyers think so. Land transactions outnumber improved-property transactions in the 85342 zip. Parcels range from 1-acre infill lots to 200+ acre ranches. Pricing is highly parcel-specific… road access, well status, perc test results, and zoning all matter. Cash and land-loan buyers dominate raw land transactions. Always verify zoning, water rights, and access before offer.
Morristown lots run from 1 acre infill parcels in the Rockaway Hills and Adamanda Drive corridors to 200+ acre ranches along Castle Hot Springs Road. The most common improved-property lot size in the 85342 zip is between 2 and 5 acres. Raw acreage listings frequently exceed 10 acres, with several active listings showing 20, 60, or even 200+ acre parcels. Maricopa County zoning, well status, and septic suitability determine practical buildable lot value.
Internet availability varies sharply across the 85342 zip. Along US Highway 60 and the residential corridors closer to town, fixed wireless and cellular hotspot service is generally reliable. Starlink satellite service works throughout the zip and is the most common choice for remote acreage and the Castle Hot Springs Road corridor where terrestrial fiber and cable infrastructure are limited. Always confirm specific service options on the exact parcel before offer, especially if remote work is a deal-breaker.
Because Morristown is unincorporated, property owners pay only Maricopa County and special-district taxes… there is no municipal property tax overlay. Total effective property tax rates in the 85342 zip typically run lower than incorporated cities like Surprise or Wickenburg. Maricopa County primary and secondary tax rates, plus assigned school district levies (Morristown Elementary, Wickenburg Unified, or others), make up most of the bill. The Maricopa County Assessor publishes parcel-level tax history online.
Summer months (June through August) typically bring the slowest showing activity in Morristown because triple-digit heat keeps casual lookers away. Patient buyers willing to tour in summer often find motivated sellers and the best price flexibility of the year. Cooler-weather months (October through April) see more competition for the strongest acreage parcels, but more inventory choices overall. Cash and land-loan buyers can transact year-round since the market does not move in seasonal cycles the way Phoenix metro production housing does.
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Morristown Business & Commercial Real Estate
Commercial real estate in Morristown is limited and parcel-specific. The most active commercial activity sits along US Highway 60 frontage, where small service-oriented properties, fuel/convenience locations, and a handful of farm-supply and feed operations occupy the trade corridor. Castle Hot Springs Resort is the dominant hospitality asset in the 85342 zip but does not transact frequently. Larger commercial buyers typically look at Wickenburg or Surprise for organized commercial supply.
For commercial transactions, business sales, or investment land in the Morristown corridor, you need specialists who understand rural Arizona zoning, water rights, easements, and county permitting… not residential agents handling commercial deals on the side.
Office Lease Rates $14 to $18/SF → Wickenburg corridor comp |
Retail Lease Rates $12 to $16/SF → US 60 frontage |
Land for Commercial $0.80 to $4/SF → Use-dependent |
Cap Rates 6.5% to 8.5% → Rural risk premium |
Active Listings Limited → Thin commercial supply |
Anchor Asset Castle Hot Springs → 1,100-acre resort |
Recreation Asset Lake Pleasant → 23,000-acre regional park |
Best Use Land Banking → Patient capital |
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Coverage area: Morristown Arizona real estate across zip code 85342 (the unincorporated Morristown community in northwestern Maricopa County, including the Castle Hot Springs Road corridor and the US 60 / SR 74 trade area).
Data sources: Monthly active-listing and closed-sale data is compiled from local sales records and verified across multiple area data sources before publication. Public records, Maricopa County Assessor data, Maricopa County GIS, and small-builder sales information are used for parcel and address verification. School ratings are drawn from the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades file (released April 15, 2026)… the most current state-issued data available. Third-party aggregators (Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade) are secondary references only. Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI Uniform Crime Reports. Jurisdiction confirmed against Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and Arizona DPS sources.
Update cadence: This report is rebuilt the moment new market data is released each month, typically between the 7th and the 10th. Reported figures reflect the most recent monthly cut available at publication. In a thin rural market like Morristown, sample sizes are smaller than urban submarkets… we present medians, ranges, and trailing 12-month context to give you realistic numbers rather than cherry-picked single-data-point claims.
Author: Compiled by Arizona Homes and Condos Realty. We intentionally do not list properties on this site… Arizona’s market changes too fast for static listing pages to remain accurate, and a rural market like Morristown demands real-time verification of every parcel detail.
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Last updated: July 10, 2026.