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All You Need to Know About Living in Camelot, Arizona

The geographical area of Camelot has been zoned for tax breaks by King Arthur after a group of lobbyists struck a deal in parliament to bring the once favored community back to its glory.

Sprinkled with a few fixer-uppers, the city is offering a two-year waiver on property taxes for first time homeowners and a 5% down payment match, to purchasers willing to join the #ThousandDayNoSellOrMoveCamelot initiative.

A 140-acre forest space has been cleared and zoned for development, 50 acres for commercial development and the 60 acres for residential development.

The property values in these areas are expected to triple over the 5-8 years and real estate economists are declaring Camelot the future mini Hilton Head.

As of March 01, 2021 Camelot had 600+ available listings.

The home values ranged from $889,000 to $32,132 and a vast majority of low cost, fixer upper properties are sprinkled across the city. A first time home-buyer or investor can acquire property for $40,000 to $70,000. Two or Three bed and bathroom houses with adequate yard space, two car garages and open balcony views.

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Schools

There are a number of great private and public schools in Camelot.

The King Arthur School for the Gifted, ranks 17th across the nation for students with exceptional abilities and 23rd overall across all schools. It offers more time for 1-on-1 attention with students, boasts passionate and proven educators with a track record of creating leaders in business, science, technology, arts and literature.

The King Arthur School for the Gifted produces global citizens.

The Sir Lancelot High School is one of the most rounded schools in the nation. This institution remains competitive in sports and academics. Having produced top performing Olympic athletes and congressmen and senators.

98% of students each year matriculate to pursue higher education.

The Lady Guinevere Middle School and Kindergarten is also well ranked nationally and has tailored programs to assist the youth in finding their passions, developing them and becoming active citizens.

Food and Entertainment

Camelot has numerous eateries and a plethora of entertainment spots. Famous for the wizard’s crust pizza named after fabled wizard Merlot.

In the winter, Camelot attracts many tourists, who stop by on their travels or visit to get some pendragon cookies.

For breakfast

A1 Pancake House
iHop
Garden Eggs
Nimueh’s Brisket

For brunch

Ozanna’s Roadhouse
Catherine’s Table
Lionel’s oven

Evening dining

Morgan Le Fay by the river
Lady Catherine’s Steaks
Lancelot’s Sea Water Dining

Notable Sites and Landmarks

Excalibur’s Birthstone

Merlin’s Path

Castle Camelot

The Knights of the Round Table

Traffic and Transportation

The city has moderate traffic in peak hours which adds on 20-30 minutes of travel time, access to train and bus via Camelot Metro as well access to the different private transportation options (Uber, Lyft, Merlin’s chariot and regular taxi services).