Updated, Versatile, and Ready to Move In

Welcome home. This 3-bedroom, 1-bath residence offers 1,112 square feet of comfortable, move-in-ready living, with a remodeled kitchen and bathroom plus refreshed bedrooms and living areas throughout. Set on a large lot with a spacious backyard, it leaves plenty of room to entertain, garden, or expand down the road — and its Community Commercial zoning adds a layer of flexibility you rarely find this close to town.

A dedicated storage shed adds extra space for tools and equipment, and to help things go smoothly, the property has already been inspected and prepared for an easy buyer inspection. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools, and everyday amenities, it blends practical updates with real room to grow.

What Sets This Home Apart

Living in Sunnyside, Flagstaff

2101 N Main St sits in Flagstaff’s established Sunnyside neighborhood, a tree-lined pocket of mostly midcentury ranch-style homes set among the ponderosa pines near the San Francisco Peaks. The location is about three miles from historic downtown Flagstaff and close to shopping, dining, schools, and the paved paths of the Flagstaff Urban Trails System (FUTS). Mountain Line public transit serves the area, and Interstate 40 is roughly three miles south for easy regional access.

Walk Score: 67 / 100 — Somewhat Walkable. Some errands can be accomplished on foot from this location. Nearby parks include Mount Elden Little League Field, The Basin, and Joel Montalvo Park.

2101 North Main Street

Somewhat Walkable

Learn more about Flagstaff

Explore Flagstaff from Your Front Door

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  Historic Downtown Flagstaff

  Just a few miles from home, downtown blends local shops, galleries, breweries, and restaurants around walkable Heritage Square. It’s the cultural heart of town, hosting festivals, farmers markets, and First Friday ArtWalks throughout the year.

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  Lowell Observatory

  Perched on Mars Hill above downtown, this historic observatory is where Pluto was discovered in 1930. Visitors can tour the 1896 Clark Telescope and stargaze beneath Flagstaff’s famously dark skies — the world’s first International Dark Sky City.

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  Buffalo Park & McMillan Mesa

  This city-owned open space features a flat, well-maintained 2.2-mile loop across an open mesa with sweeping views of the San Francisco Peaks and Mount Elden. Connected to the neighborhood by the FUTS trail network, it’s a local favorite for walking, running, and biking.

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  Nearby Neighborhood Parks

  Several city parks sit close to home, including Mount Elden Little League Field, Joel Montalvo Park, and The Basin skatepark. Together they offer ballfields, playgrounds, courts, and room to get outside just minutes from the front door.

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  Walnut Canyon National Monument

  A short drive southeast of town, Walnut Canyon preserves cliff dwellings built into its limestone walls more than 700 years ago. The Island Trail winds past the ancient rooms, while the Rim Trail offers easier canyon-edge views.

Local Flavor a Few Minutes Away

Flagstaff Unified School District

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