Golf Arizona Magazine 2008

Golf Communities Senior 55+ Communities Desert Mountain Scottsdale Desert Mountain is one of the finest private residential communities in the world. Desert Mountain offers members six Jack Nicklaus Signature golf courses, six world-class clubhouses and amenities rivaling the best four-star resorts anywhere. With over 300 days of sunshine per year, members enjoy an unsurpassed lifestyle nestled among the giant saguaro cacti in Arizona's beautiful high Sonoran desert. Desert Mountain is considered among the most revered places in the world to make your home. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#6) Rio Verde & Tonto Verde Rio Verde Rio Verde is a master-planned adult golf community beautifully nestled up against the Tonto National Forest. Rio Verde has been catering to active adults since 1973. Rio Verde has two traditional championship golf courses. Home prices range from $300,000 to $800,000. (100% Resales) Due to the success of Rio Verde, Tonto Verde Golf Community was created in 1993. Tonto Verde consists of 725 acres and when completed will have 715 single family homes and townhouses. Gary Panks did a splendid job designing the 36 holes at Tonto Verde. Home prices range from $400,000 to over $1,000,000. (90% Resales) www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#6) Solera Sun Lakes/Chandler Solera, located in Sun Lakes, and created by Del Webb in 2002, offers everything that an active adult community requires. The community consists of approximately 1200 homes from $250,000 to $500,000. Del Webb never skimps on recreational activities and boy does Solera have them: tennis, recreational center, swimming pools and of course, golf. Lone Tree Golf Club has to be one of the nicest courses in Sun Lakes. Designed by Daryl Wilson and opened in 2001, Lone Tree has hosted several Phoenix Open qualifier tournaments. Lone Tree offers annual memberships to residents and is open to the public. (100% Resales) (Gated) www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#7) Corte Bella Sun City Corte Bella Golf Community, located in Sun City West, is the "next generation" golf community from Sun City Del Webb. Everything in Corte Bella is state of the art, from the homes, the Greg Nash designed Corte Bella Golf Club and the rec centers. Corte Bella is everything you would expect from an elite golf community. Homes range from the low $200's to over $600k. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#6) Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch Florence Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch is located in the beautiful Sonoran Desert just Southeast of Phoenix and offers private resort-style amenities in a tranquil setting for active adults. Enjoy playing the Poston Butte 18-hole champtionship golf course, designed by Gary Panks, which offers pristine playing conditions, a challenging layout, and impeccable service. Choose from 9 home plans ranging in size from 1,250 to 2,949 sq ft. Prices start in the mid $100's. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#7) Heritage Highlands Tucson Nestled in the foothills of the Tortolita Mountains, in the magnificent Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona, Heritage Highlands at Dove Mountain is one of the premier active adult communities of the southwest. A warm and friendly private gated golf and tennis community with only 1,200+ homes, Heritage Highlands overlooks the city lights of Tucson and lush cotton fields of Marana. Homes are priced at $250K to $750K, which provides residents an affordable, inviting and relaxed lifestyle. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#7) GC3 http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com

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