Our work is centered on The Grand in northern Surprise. That means short drives between visits and quick trips back when a storm rolls through.
Del Webb began building Sun City Grand in 1996 as its third active adult community in the area, after Sun City and Sun City West, and finished the last homes in 2005. It is a 55 and over community that allows a share of owners aged 45 to 54. Today it spans about 4,000 acres with roughly 9,550 houses and 252 condos. We cover the lot, including the La Solana condominiums, the Courtyard and GardenVilla maintained neighborhoods, and homes along Remington Drive, Clearview Boulevard, and Mountain View Boulevard.
Fairway homes get particular attention. Desert Springs, Cimarron, and the 36 holes of Granite Falls North and South wind through the neighborhoods, and play carries on all season while owners are away.
Unlike its two older sister communities, which sit in unincorporated Maricopa County, Sun City Grand is inside the incorporated City of Surprise. The city owns the streets and handles trash and recycling pickup. The Sun City Grand Community Association, a nonprofit run by a resident board, looks after roughly 400 acres of common area and enforces the CC&Rs. We keep both in mind on every visit, from bin placement to how the front yard looks. Our answers for Sun City Grand owners cover the details.
We also take homes in Sun City West, Arizona Traditions, Corte Bella, Sterling Grove, Victory at Verrado, and the rest of Surprise. If your address is a little further out, send it over and we will tell you plainly whether it fits our visits.
Drop us the address to find out if it fits our coverage.
