The Villages of Green Valley sits west of La Canada Drive, between Duval Mine Road and Camino Casa Verde, and offers a mix of 474 detached homes and attached townhomes in a 55+ active adult community, so you'll find folks keeping busy but still enjoying some peace and quiet. Residents get city-provided street maintenance, paved roads, fire protection covered in their taxes, and hardly ever need to think about floods or flood insurance, since there's no FEMA flood zone. Trico Electric handles the power, while water, sewer, and trash all connect right in, and folks pay an HOA fee of $45 a month with a $300 transfer fee. The homes have a bit of everything-burnt adobe and T-111 siding, built-up reflective roofs, and plenty of wood-look vinyl flooring inside, plus ceiling fans, skylights, and modern bathroom fixtures for daily comfort. A typical property has about 1,673 square feet in the main house on a roughly 7,644-square-foot lot, with a wide 96 feet by 104 feet, and attached garages feature electric door openers and a spot for a small workshop or extra storage. Kitchens have two-tone cabinets, quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, reverse osmosis, stainless steel appliances, and a custom backsplash, while primary bedrooms sometimes offer sliders straight out to the covered patio and backyard planters. The landscaping comes low on the upkeep-with gravel, desert plants, shrubs, and flower beds out front and in the back, and the homes often sit on slightly higher lots for better mountain views and a sense of space between neighbors.
The community itself runs several private recreation facilities for residents, so you'll see a clubhouse, pool, spa, fitness and wellness rooms, billiards, gym, a library, an art room with a kiln, and courts for pickleball, tennis, basketball, shuffleboard, and horseshoes. The Villages also has a dining room for all-day meals, restaurant-style dining with allergy-sensitive options, and help from a professional chef for those who want it, plus housekeeping, help moving in, laundry services, concierge, and wellness support. Residents can join scheduled activities, movie nights, and group events from the community calendar, and there are places for outdoor walks and time with the neighbors. There's a laundry room, electric dryer hook-up, high-speed internet available, and lots of storage both inside and in the garage. The community handles requests like landscaping changes, amenity reservations, and even has surveys, voting, and a photo gallery folks can check out online, and it keeps everyone informed with updates, board meeting schedules, and neighborhood news.
Different kinds of homes are available all across The Villages, from single-family spots like Stone House or Quail Creek, to condos and duplexes in neighborhoods like Canoa Ranch or Las Campanas, and the local real estate platform gives fresh data on prices, homes sold, and neighborhood trends, with the market lately slowing down a touch-homes don't sit long and prices have edged down some. There's also a focus on safety and keeping up property values, and the area is near top schools in the Continental Elementary District. As a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), The Villages also offers independent living along with assisted living, memory care, and even nursing home services, so residents get help with bathing, dressing, medication, 24-hour call system support, and non-ambulatory care if needed, all with personalized care plans. The community has a sense of belonging built in, with chances to join committees, submit maintenance requests, check out the news, or simply enjoy a steady routine, so daily life can stay as simple or as active as anyone likes.
