Homes and communities within buckeye
The homes of Buckeye reflect the tradition of steady growth and progress. Wonderful homes nestled within quiet, friendly neighborhoods offer the best in affordable suburban living. Home buyers can choose from new single-family residences, homes located in the historic district, or custom homes at the base of the White Tank Mountains. Choices are exceptional in the many surrounding master planned communities, as well as the neighborhood developments. Many residents, who commute to work in Phoenix and elsewhere in the area, find that they can take advantage of The City Buckeye’s small town ambiance while also receiving a great deal more for their real estate dollar.
SUNDANCE
Sundance in Buckeye is an active adult golf community that provides many amenities and plenty of small town charm. This age-restricted community is open to those aged 45 and better, and is designed to appeal to active adults. The spacious clubhouse offers a variety of amenities and activities that encourage an active lifestyle, including The Golf Club at Buckeye. This 18-hole course features beautiful views of the Sierra Estrella and White Tank Mountains.
The town of Buckeye is experiencing rapid growth, but has retained its small town atmosphere. When residents wish to venture beyond the town, Phoenix is 20 miles away and neighboring Avondale is only 5 miles to the east.
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VERRADO
Take a walk through Verrado’s winding tree-lined streets and you’ll find that front porch parties happen organically and community celebrations just keep bringing people together. With over 21 miles of hiking and biking trails, there are plenty of opportunities for kids and adults of all ages to get out enjoy everything from a casual morning stroll to an ambitious summit hike.
Verrado’s walkable Main Street district means shops and restaurants are only minutes from your door. Five highly performing schools and more than 70 neighborhood parks are yet another part of what makes Verrado so special. However you decide to spend your days, you can rest assured you’ll end each one with an unforgettable White Tank Mountain sunset.
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DOUGLAS RANCH
After months of heated debate, Buckeye voters overwhelmingly approved the annexation of Douglas Ranch. At 36 square miles, this is Arizona’s largest master-planned community to date. Douglas Ranch was approved by a 67 percent margin. This vote was important to the town because it proved the people are interested in becoming engaged in Buckeye’s growth process, and they are welcoming the quality development. Buckeye scored another big plus in annexing Douglas Ranch – the rights to the Hassayampa River groundwater aquifer, the largest untapped aquifer in the state.
The Douglas Ranch site is about 25 miles northeast of downtown Buckeye, and is in a infrastructure planning stage. The finished project could have the potential to include 83,000 homes and 250,000 residents. The community is divided into 27 separate planning areas, including 2,000 commercial acres and 947 acres for employment space. Educational facilities will be built all over the community, with 12 high schools and 25 elementary schools already planned. At least 22 percent of the land in Douglas Ranch will be left open for trails and parks, and developers plan to build 22 golf courses. Home prices in Douglas Ranch will range across the board– the community will feature all types of housing, from entry-level to custom-built.
TARTESSO
Although this master-planned development’s name is derived from an ancient Phoenician cultural center, Tartesso aspires to be among the most modern of communities. The sprawling 12,000-acre development has been approved for 40,000 homes.
The first phase, located at Sun Valley Parkway and Tartesso Parkway (Indian School Road), will include sites for 17 elementary schools and three high schools.
Open space will be abundant in Tartesso, with plans for 26 parks in the works. The largest of these parks will feature full-size baseball fields, lighted basketball courts, facilities for smaller children, and picnic areas. A Tartesso golf course has not been planned. Commercial or mixed-use sites in Tartesso potentially could encompass 717 acres, or more than 10 million square feet. Tartesso will be accessible from Interstate 10 by two existing interchanges at Sun Valley Parkway and Miller Road. Three additional interchanges eventually will be installed at Johnson Road, Bruner Road, and Wilson Avenue. Tartesso Elementary School opened in August 2008.
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FESTIVAL RANCH (SUN CITY FESTIVAL)
Festival Ranch has begun construction on more than 24,000 housing units, 7,000 of which will be included in the “active adult” part of the community – Sun City Festival. Fourteen golf courses, seven million square feet of commercial space, and schools built in the Wickenburg Elementary School District are part of Festival Ranch's master-plan.
SUNDANCE
Sundance in Buckeye is an active adult golf community that provides many amenities and plenty of small town charm. This age-restricted community is open to those aged 45 and better, and is designed to appeal to active adults. The spacious clubhouse offers a variety of amenities and activities that encourage an active lifestyle, including The Golf Club at Buckeye. This 18-hole course features beautiful views of the Sierra Estrella and White Tank Mountains.
The town of Buckeye is experiencing rapid growth, but has retained its small town atmosphere. When residents wish to venture beyond the town, Phoenix is 20 miles away and neighboring Avondale is only 5 miles to the east.
Learn More
VERRADO
Take a walk through Verrado’s winding tree-lined streets and you’ll find that front porch parties happen organically and community celebrations just keep bringing people together. With over 21 miles of hiking and biking trails, there are plenty of opportunities for kids and adults of all ages to get out enjoy everything from a casual morning stroll to an ambitious summit hike.
Verrado’s walkable Main Street district means shops and restaurants are only minutes from your door. Five highly performing schools and more than 70 neighborhood parks are yet another part of what makes Verrado so special. However you decide to spend your days, you can rest assured you’ll end each one with an unforgettable White Tank Mountain sunset.
Learn More
DOUGLAS RANCH
After months of heated debate, Buckeye voters overwhelmingly approved the annexation of Douglas Ranch. At 36 square miles, this is Arizona’s largest master-planned community to date. Douglas Ranch was approved by a 67 percent margin. This vote was important to the town because it proved the people are interested in becoming engaged in Buckeye’s growth process, and they are welcoming the quality development. Buckeye scored another big plus in annexing Douglas Ranch – the rights to the Hassayampa River groundwater aquifer, the largest untapped aquifer in the state.
The Douglas Ranch site is about 25 miles northeast of downtown Buckeye, and is in a infrastructure planning stage. The finished project could have the potential to include 83,000 homes and 250,000 residents. The community is divided into 27 separate planning areas, including 2,000 commercial acres and 947 acres for employment space. Educational facilities will be built all over the community, with 12 high schools and 25 elementary schools already planned. At least 22 percent of the land in Douglas Ranch will be left open for trails and parks, and developers plan to build 22 golf courses. Home prices in Douglas Ranch will range across the board– the community will feature all types of housing, from entry-level to custom-built.
TARTESSO
Although this master-planned development’s name is derived from an ancient Phoenician cultural center, Tartesso aspires to be among the most modern of communities. The sprawling 12,000-acre development has been approved for 40,000 homes.
The first phase, located at Sun Valley Parkway and Tartesso Parkway (Indian School Road), will include sites for 17 elementary schools and three high schools.
Open space will be abundant in Tartesso, with plans for 26 parks in the works. The largest of these parks will feature full-size baseball fields, lighted basketball courts, facilities for smaller children, and picnic areas. A Tartesso golf course has not been planned. Commercial or mixed-use sites in Tartesso potentially could encompass 717 acres, or more than 10 million square feet. Tartesso will be accessible from Interstate 10 by two existing interchanges at Sun Valley Parkway and Miller Road. Three additional interchanges eventually will be installed at Johnson Road, Bruner Road, and Wilson Avenue. Tartesso Elementary School opened in August 2008.
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FESTIVAL RANCH (SUN CITY FESTIVAL)
Festival Ranch has begun construction on more than 24,000 housing units, 7,000 of which will be included in the “active adult” part of the community – Sun City Festival. Fourteen golf courses, seven million square feet of commercial space, and schools built in the Wickenburg Elementary School District are part of Festival Ranch's master-plan.