Hallcraft Homes Fan Club

01/31/2026

A person posted these photos of a Scottsdale Estates brochure on the You know you grew up in Scottsdale when page. Had to share them here! Presumably the same plans were also available at West Plaza. So glad people still have these brochures... they're so hard to come by!

11/08/2025

1963 newspaper advertisement featuring Hallcraft's trade-in program. Hallcraft maintained the program for many years, with a separate real estate brokerage. The ad features the "Penthouse" tri-level plan, which was and continues to be a favorite.

10/26/2025

1973 advertisement for the Hallcraft Showcase of Homes. "...the unique one-stop-home-shopping center."

09/14/2025

Check out this article about a Hallcraft townhouse in Scottsdale becoming "That '70s Pad"!

Having grown up in a Hallcraft in the 1970s, I can say this more than resembles what I remember. Including the big paint stripes... one of my friend's mom painted one of those in chocolate brown, going from room to room in their Hallcraft Hacienda. Groovy!

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/home-and-garden/this-fun-scottsdale-townhouse-is-like-stepping-into-a-1970s-time-capsule/ar-BB1rbPcX?apiversion=v2&noservercache=1&domshim=1&renderwebcomponents=1&wcseo=1&batchservertelemetry=1&noservertelemetry=1

06/08/2025

Newspaper advertisement for Hallcraft Denver-area developments, from Rocky Mountain News, January 16, 1971.

04/27/2025

Many thanks to a Hallcraft fan for posting these images of Hallcraft's Vista San Carlos in San Diego. Hallcraft began building in San Diego in the mid 1960s. The first phase of Vista San Carlos dates to c. 1968. An interesting option available was to have exterior maintenance and landscaping taken care of in what the brochure calls "Champagne Living." It's a concept from Hallcraft's townhouse developments, but novel to have it applied to single family homes.

03/16/2025

Hello Hallcraft sleuths! We're looking for information on another less-known model: Plan 33 "The Executive" from 1970-71 timeframe. It shows up on this 1971 price list but we haven't found any plans or illustrations. Here's a photo. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

02/16/2025

Does anyone recognize this model in Park Scottsdale? It was built in 1963 but there appear to only be a few of them.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8525-E-Pecos-Ln-Scottsdale-AZ-85250/67084452_zpid/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIfDzlleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHagHZlagZoiti2edokAEfykBVMKNzM1Epc7P09TgMd2-0BFyptRofa3Aqw_aem_tm2LlsvoQ01Xvaa2JI0lUg

8525 E Pecos Ln, Scottsdale AZ, is a Single Family home that contains 2583 sq ft and was built in 1963.It contains 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $835,000 in June 2021. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $896,600, which has decreased by $12,286 in the last 30 days.The Rent Z...

12/31/2024

1971 advertisement for the Sunburst Farms subdivisions, from the 1971 Arizona State Fair Awards List publication.

12/29/2024

Another mid-60s post card, this one featuring the Casa Granada Townhouses. Per the description on the back of the post card: "Two-level Clubhouse... with indoor-outdoor recreation facilities: care-free living where all grounds care and exterior maintenance is included. As low as $134 per month to own." (Post card downloaded from the Arizona Memory Project https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/)

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from the Hallcraft Fan Club!

"Santa time... at Hallcraft." December 1972 newspaper advertisement declaring that "the enjoyment of being in your new Hallcraft home for Christmas can begin right now." (December 3, 1972)

12/22/2024

Advertorial featuring Hallcraft Homes in the September 1954 issue of "Arizona Highways" magazine. The article was titled "Dream Homes by the Dozen" and also featured homes by Alfred Anderson, Hoffman, Staggs, Del Monte, Allied, and Del Webb. True to form, Hallcraft was the only builder with a double-page spread. A pdf of the full magazine can be downloaded from the Arizona Memory Project at:
https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/nodes/view/22544type=all&lsk=8a60820d593acf2b7b88a9ebd085388d

Many thanks for the Arizona Memory Project! Such a great resource.