Apache Wells Homes with a Golf Cart Garage

Apache Wells is an age-restricted (55+) community in Mesa with 1,414 homes, and some resales include a golf cart garage or cart bay. The homeowners association and Apache Wells Country Club are separate, so check street and storage rules with the HOA and course cart rules with the club.

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The button above opens a list of 14 Apache Wells homes whose listings mention a golf cart, pulled on November 7, 2026. It is a keyword match, not a measured list of cart garages. Some listings mention a cart because one is included in the sale, or because a garage has room for one. Homes will sell and the list will thin over time, so call me for a fresh search.

What a golf cart garage means in Apache Wells

In Apache Wells, "golf cart garage" can mean several things: a longer or wider bay in the car garage, a short side bay sized for a cart rather than a car, or a separate storage area built in a later remodel. Garages and carports differ from home to home, and dimensions depend on the original build and any changes since.

A listing that mentions a golf cart does not prove the space fits your cart plus a charger, shelves and room to walk around it. Ask Terry for the floor plan on any listing you like, then measure in person. If you plan to enlarge or add a cart bay after you buy, ask the HOA first whether exterior changes need approval.

Cart rules: the HOA and the country club are separate

Apache Wells has two separate organizations that buyers sometimes mix up. The Apache Wells Homeowners Association handles neighborhood matters, and its governing documents are where you will find rules on parking, storage and changes to your home. Apache Wells Country Club is a separate golf club at 5601 E Hermosa Vista Dr. It has its own memberships, member and public tee times, and the White Feather restaurant and bar.

For questions about streets, driveways, overnight parking or a cart enclosure, start with the HOA and read the current CC&Rs and rules. For questions about using a cart on the golf course, start with the club. The club states on its golf page that you must be 18 or older and have a valid driver's license to operate a golf cart there. I have not found personal-cart or cart path policies posted on the club's public site, so ask the club directly before you plan to play with your own cart.

On the community side, apachewells.com lists an Activity Complex with a library, craft room, game room, ceramics studio, billiards and lapidary, plus a separate woodshop building, a pool and spa, a fitness center, and shuffleboard, pickleball, bocce and softball. The course is a semi-private 18-hole, par 71 layout of about 6,100 yards.

Arizona law in plain terms

Arizona defines a golf cart in A.R.S. 28-101 as a motor vehicle with at least three wheels on the ground, an unladen weight under 1,800 pounds, designed for and operated at no more than 25 miles per hour, and designed to carry no more than four people including the driver.

A.R.S. 28-966 is a different statute. It covers neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs), which are electric, emission free, have at least four wheels, and meet federal low-speed vehicle standards. Under 28-966, an NEV may not go faster than 25 miles per hour, may not be driven on a highway posted above 35 miles per hour (it may cross one at an intersection), and must display its operating restrictions in clear view of the driver. Whether your cart is a golf cart or an NEV changes which rules apply, so read the statutes on azleg.gov and check with the Arizona MVD before you drive on public streets. This page is general information, not legal advice. For more background, see street-legal golf carts in Arizona.

Why buyers ask for a cart garage

• Keep the car garage free for vehicles and storage.
• Charge the cart indoors, out of the sun.
• Head to the activity areas or the club without loading a cart onto a trailer, within HOA, club and state rules.

If you need a full three-car garage for a truck, a short cart bay may not work. Measure both before you decide.

Apache Wells market data

All Apache Wells homes: 11 closed sales from August 25 to October 30, 2026, with a median sold price of $367,500 and a median of $252 per square foot. On November 7, 2026, 45 homes were active, listed from $175,000 to $645,000.

Listings that mention a golf cart: 12 closed sales from May 15 to October 30, 2026 (six months), with a median sold price of $427,500 and a median of $251 per square foot. On November 7, 2026, 14 were active, listed from $215,000 to $645,000. This is a keyword match on listing text, not a measured count of cart garages.

Source: ARMLS data compiled by Terry Day, DeLex Realty. ARMLS® COPYRIGHT 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

What to check before you buy

1. Measure the bay length, width and door opening, with the door open and closed.
2. Confirm the door height clears your cart roof and windshield.
3. Look at floor slope and drainage, and whether rain runs into the bay.
4. Note water heaters, shelves or other equipment that take cart length.
5. Find an outlet for charging in a safe spot.
6. Read the HOA CC&Rs and rules on parking, storage and exterior changes.
7. Ask Apache Wells Country Club about personal carts if you plan to use your own on the course.
8. Check whether your vehicle is a golf cart or an NEV under A.R.S. 28-101 and 28-966.

See the 14 golf cart listings Call Terry: 602-483-4665

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Questions buyers ask

Do all Apache Wells homes have a golf cart garage?
No. Garages and carports vary from home to home, and cart space depends on the original build and any remodel. Ask Terry for the floor plan before you fall for a listing photo.

Does the listings button show only measured cart garages?
No. It shows 14 Apache Wells listings, pulled November 7, 2026, that mention a golf cart. That is a keyword match. Confirm the bay size and access on site.

Are the HOA and the country club the same?
No. They are separate. Check street, parking and storage rules with the homeowners association, and course cart rules with Apache Wells Country Club.

Is a golf cart the same as an NEV in Arizona?
Not under state law. A.R.S. 28-101 defines a golf cart, and A.R.S. 28-966 sets speed and roadway limits for neighborhood electric vehicles. Check which one you own before driving on public streets.

Is a cart garage the same as a three-car garage?
Not always. Some bays are sized for a cart, not a car. Measure both.

Sources: Apache Wells community site; Apache Wells Country Club and its golf page; A.R.S. 28-101; A.R.S. 28-966.