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A Peek at History and Education
Back in the day, purchasing Sedona, AZ land properties wasn't really a big concern. There was a time in Sedona's history that land didn't cost anything at all, it belonged to those who nurtured it and lived on its giving earth. The Yavapai Native Americans are said to be the first people who called Sedona home.
Sedona's past is just as vibrant as its landscape. The creation story of the Yavapai people paints a picture of the Yavapai being descendants of "The First Lady," who is the daughter of the "Lady of the Pearl." The creation story tells of how the Lady of the Pearl was encased in a log and freed by a woodpecker in Sedona.
The Lady of the Pearl gave birth to the First Lady who is the nurturing mother of all the Yavapai people.
Today, there are over 11,000 residents of Sedona and the city has developed into a charming locale. From its humble beginnings, Sedona has blossomed into a beautiful city. With a total area of 18.6 square miles, there are enough Sedona, AZ land properties to go around.
Perfect for singles, couples, retirees, and those with families, Sedona offers a well-balanced quality of life. Those who have children will find that the city, which is under the Sedona-Oak Creek Unified School District, has educational institutions that cater to children of all ages. Sedona Charter School caters to students from Grades K to eight while Sedona Red Rock High School prepares students for College and University. As for higher learning, there's Yavapai College which offers a whole host of certificates and degree programs.
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