COMING SOON

6166 North Scottsdale Road, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
1 Bedrooms | 1.5 Bathrooms | 1,065 Square Feet

Listed By: Madison Wetter & Mary Interiano | Realty ONE Group

Every so often, a property comes to market that feels truly special. This one-bedroom condo at The Enclave at Borgata is just that — a residence that combines refined design, privacy, and the ease of lock-and-leave living in one of Paradise Valley’s most coveted boutique communities. And with fewer than 90 homes, opportunities here are rare.

Boutique Living in Paradise Valley

Unlike large-scale condo developments, The Enclave at Borgata offers a more intimate, boutique experience. The community is gated, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully scaled, creating a quiet environment that still places you minutes from Scottsdale’s best dining, shopping, and culture.

This 1,065 sq ft residence includes 1 bedroom and 1.5 baths, and is positioned for maximum privacy with no neighbors beside or below. The highlight is the private garden-view patio, framed by swaying palms — an elegant setting for morning coffee, a quiet afternoon, or evening wine.

The home also includes one reserved parking space in the secure underground garage, with monitored building access and gated entry that provide both convenience and peace of mind.

Elevated Comfort, Effortless Living

Life at the Enclave is designed to feel effortless. Inside, the floor plan offers low-maintenance ease and refined comfort, perfectly suited to lock-and-leave living.

Beyond your front door, amenities rival those of a private resort:

• A resident services coordinator for day-to-day ease
• An elegant club room with chef’s kitchen
• Intimate lounge areas for reading or conversation
• A state-of-the-art fitness studio
• Heated pool and spa with resort-style design
• Outdoor kitchens and grilling stations
• Lush landscaped courtyards and tranquil water features
• A dog run for four-legged companions

The Luxury of Convenience

Location is everything, and here it shines. Trader Joe’s and AJ’s Fine Foods are next door for everyday essentials, while Scottsdale’s dining scene is just minutes away. Favorites like Houston’s, Blanco, and the highly-anticipated Il Bracco are close at hand, along with world-class shopping at Scottsdale Fashion Square and cultural experiences in Old Town Scottsdale.

For leisure, you are surrounded by Paradise Valley’s renowned resorts, golf courses, and wellness destinations. Outdoor pursuits abound with Camelback Mountain and the town’s trail system nearby. And when it is time to travel, Sky Harbor International Airport is less than 20 minutes away.

What Makes This Residence Exceptional

• The only one-bedroom in the entire community
• Boutique scale with fewer than 90 residences
• Private placement with no neighbors beside or below
• Garden-view patio with beautiful palm tree vistas
• Reserved space in the secure underground garage
• Gated community with monitored building access
• Resort-style amenities designed for comfort and connection
• Premier location in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale

Your Invitation to Paradise Valley Condo Living

This residence offers more than a home, it is an opportunity to embrace boutique luxury living in Paradise Valley, where privacy, convenience, and resort-style amenities are woven together seamlessly.

Interested in experiencing this property firsthand? Contact me today to schedule a private tour of this rare one-bedroom condo at The Enclave at Borgata.

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