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Welcome to the southwest. Fountain Hills is a small, desert community in the state of Arizona in the very pretty-sounding Maricopa County. The landscape here is striking: rolling hills, looming mountains and the mysteriously beautiful Sonoran Desert. Sound dramatic? It is. Fountain Hills is for people who like it hot – yup, it’s a desert, folks. Average temperatures in the summer hit 90-degrees Fahrenheit (keep in mind the daily high in the hottest months can be over 100 - yowzah). In the cooler months, average temperatures tend to fall to a frigid (not) 50. So let’s face it: this is not a place for people who are looking for a reason to wear a sweater and a snowsuit. It ain’t gonna happen.

Slow down there, desert dweller. Before starting your search on our apartment finder, head to our [AptGuideLink] to pick up some excellent tips on finding the place that is the right fit for you. Don't miss the [LocalTalkLink] page, where you can get a solid idea of what living in Fountain Hills is really like. Wondering about the local schools for Junior? Maybe you’re interested in finding out more about jobs in the area. Perhaps you just want to know where to go to keep up with those aerobics classes you’ve been so into lately. We get it. And we have the answers to the questions you ponder. Just type each and every one of your Fountain Hills-related questions right into our Ask a Question feature and a local expert will get back with answers. But please do keep them Fountain-Hills related. Our expert is not good at answering questions about anything unless they pertain to Fountain Hills. Sad for our expert, but good for you. His brain is just too full of info on Fountain Hills to fit in anything else.

Fountain Hills Rental Trends

Are you looking for something near the Jeep Trail? Maybe you want something with a good view of Fountain Park. Or perhaps all you want is a place big enough to handle those frequent visits from Uncle Ed and Aunt Edna. They need their own bathroom. We get it. That’s cool. Whatever it is you're looking for, our apartment finder will help you find it and get you the best deal in town. So, what do apartments in Fountain Hills go for? Look at the table above and you'll get a good idea. As of ||monthpull|| the average rent for a one bedroom apartment cost ||1BRrentpull|| while a two bedroom apartment went for ||2BRrentpull||. If you’re itching to start your search, you can begin by checking out some of the popular rentals below. Otherwise, keep on reading to learn more about this little desert town.

Been to the Desert on a Horse with No Name

There are many things to do in Fountain Hills – a great lot, especially when you consider the size of the town. If you’re looking for some theater, check out the Fountain Hills Theater. In addition to putting on great plays, these guys also have a youth theater program as well as special events like “Christmas Jukebox” and “Jazz in the Hills.” History buffs can dive deep into the past by taking a little stroll into the River of Time Museum. If you like hitting little white, dimpled balls with clubs, you’re in luck. There are many courses in and around Fountain Hills. The Desert Canyon Golf Club has been around since the early 1970s and was voted Best Public Golf Course in the area seven years in a row. Not a bad track record, hey? Craving a little camping, hiking, or stargazing? (The desert can do it to you.) McDowell Mountain Regional Park is over 21,000 acres of true desert beauty. Hike, bike, camp, horseback ride, or sit on a rock and contemplate your existence. This place is not to be missed. The community of Fountain Hills also really likes their annual events, so you’re in for a good variety of fun all year long. As a resident, you’ll enjoy things like the Fountain Hills Great Fair, Hot Air Balloon Rally, and the Fountain Hills Festival of Arts and Crafts.

You and FH, Together Forever

Find your apartment in Fountain Hills and join about 25,000 other people who love living in this Arizona, desert town. Ready for your fun fact? Fountain Hills is home to the world’s fourth tallest fountain. The water shoots 560-feet into the