Community Overview

Sunland Springs Village is a non-gated 55+ community of 2,890 homes in Mesa, built by Farnsworth between 1997 and 2020 adjacent to the Superstition Gateway shopping plaza on Highway 60 in the East Valley. It is a resale-only community, with prices ranging from the mid $300,000s to the mid $700,000s and an average near $495,000. One of Sunland Springs Village's distinguishing characteristics is its construction quality and design variety: homes were built with block walls or 2x6 frame construction and offered a degree of semi-customization that separates them from the cookie-cutter uniformity of many large-scale developments. HOA fees are notably low. The housing stock includes single-family homes running from approximately 1,100 to 3,200 square feet and townhomes and golf condos between 1,000 and 1,700 square feet. The community's Recreation Center spans two outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, a volleyball court, a softball field, a card room, a library, a woodworking shop, a ballroom, a performance and movie theater, a basketball court, and a pet park. Twenty-seven holes of community-owned golf provide a recreational option without the pricing of private clubs — the courses are positioned as affordable and social rather than championship-caliber. Sundance Sunland Springs Village A full-time activities coordinator runs more than 40 clubs, including Bible study, biking, billiards, bocce ball, bridge, ballroom dance, a book club, a birding group, an adopt-a-street program, and bingo, among many others. The Superstition Gateway shopping center — anchored by major national retailers — sits directly adjacent to the community, which is a genuine convenience. Highway 60 provides fast connections to both Sky Harbor and PhoenixMesa Gateway airports, and the entire East Valley corridor from Chandler to Apache Junction is accessible without navigating central Phoenix traffic.

HOA Fees

$73/mo

Median Sale Price

$520,000

Year Built

1997-2014