Biltmore

Aligning just north of Camelback Road on 24th Street, the Biltmore area is aptly named after the Arizona Biltmore Resort, whose grounds this neighborhood surrounds with sumptuous homes that are plush in both size and amenities. A variety of architectural styles can be seen set back on expansive grassy lawns, but the common thread is a sophisticated elegance that cannot be found in any modern planned development.

Less than half a mile away, the bustling Camelback Corridor boasts numerous offices for some of the Phoenix area’s most notable professional services companies, from real estate and title firms to law firms, stock brokerages and much more.

 

Opened in 1929, the renowned Arizona Biltmore, known as "The Jewel of the Desert," was owned for more than 40 years by the Wrigley family of chewing gum fame. Long a playground for the rich and famous, the Arizona Biltmore has wined and dined generations of celebrities, politicians and presidents. Today, the Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort, recently completed a multi-million-dollar renovation to modernize and redefine guest spaces while maintaining its historic architecture and design. With beautiful green gardens, sparkling pools, award-winning restaurants and chic guest rooms, the Arizona Biltmore has long been a destination of choice for discriminating visitors or those visiting the Valley while looking to purchase a luxury home or real estate.