Hastings Farms Homes for Sale in Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Hastings Farms is a Queen Creek neighborhood in ZIP 85142 near Ellsworth Road and Chandler Heights Road, just south of downtown Queen Creek. It has one- and two-story single-family homes built from the early 2010s on by William Lyon Homes, Lennar and Cresleigh Homes, with parks, greenbelts and sports courts.

Hastings Farms is a good example of how Queen Creek has grown. It sits on former farmland a short drive from the town center, and it was built in sections by several builders over about a decade. That means you can find an early-2010s home and a home finished in the last few years within the same community. I help buyers and sellers across Queen Creek and the Southeast Valley, and here is what I want you to know before you tour.

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Where it is

Hastings Farms is on the south side of Queen Creek, around Ellsworth Road and Chandler Heights Road, with Ellsworth running along its west side. The builder's sales office described the site as about a mile south of the Queen Creek Marketplace area, so downtown shopping, dining and town events are close. For freeway access, most drivers head north on Ellsworth Road toward State Route 24 and the Loop 202. The Town of Queen Creek has a planned upgrade to SR-24 that adds Ellsworth Road connector ramps to the Loop 202, with construction planned to start in late 2026 and finish around mid-2029.

The homes

Every home in Hastings Farms is a detached single-family home, most with stucco walls and tile roofs. The community was built in parcels by different builders:

• William Lyon Homes built one of the early sections, with homes from about 2013.
• Lennar built the Horizon and Estates collections. The Estates homes are single-story, and both collections offered Lennar's Next Gen plan with a private suite that has its own entrance. Both are sold out.
• Cresleigh Homes built the Creekside Series with three- and four-bedroom plans. In mid-2026 Cresleigh was close to selling its final homes, which was the last phase of the community.

So you can choose between homes with some age and mature landscaping and homes that are only a few years old. If a newer Cresleigh home is still available, my guide on why to use a buyer's agent for new construction is worth a read before you visit the sales office.

Things to do

Inside the community you will find parks, a playground, walking and biking paths, greenbelts, a soccer field, a basketball court and a sand volleyball court. I have not seen a community pool or clubhouse listed for Hastings Farms, so if those matter to you, ask me to check a specific home.

The community is close to the Queen Creek Wash, and the Town of Queen Creek's Queen Creek Wash Trail runs about 6 miles, with parking at Mansel Carter Oasis Park and Desert Mountain Park. The Sonoqui Wash Trail, about 3.8 miles long, is part of the regional Maricopa Trail. Downtown Queen Creek, with its restaurants, shops and town events, is just north.

Schools

Hastings Farms is in the Queen Creek Unified School District. Schools often listed for homes here include:

• Queen Creek Elementary School
• Newell Barney College Preparatory (grades 7-8)
• Crismon High School (grades 7-12, opened in 2022)

Some of these are choice programs, and listings do not always agree, so please confirm the assigned schools for any address with Queen Creek Unified before you buy.

HOA basics

Hastings Farms has a homeowners association that maintains the grounds and common areas, including the parks and greenbelts. It also sets rules for exterior changes, parking and landscaping. Dues, rental rules and transfer fees are spelled out in the HOA documents, and I request them early in escrow so there are no surprises. If you are looking at a newer section, ask whether any parcel-level rules apply on top of the main association.

Buying in Hastings Farms

Start by deciding what age of home you want. The early sections offer more mature trees and settled streets, while the Lennar and Cresleigh sections are newer and may still have builder warranty coverage left. If you need space for a parent or an adult child, look for a Lennar Next Gen plan. Some resale homes may also have an assumable mortgage that could help with your monthly cost. New to buying in Arizona? Read my first steps to buying a home in Arizona.

Selling your Hastings Farms home

Buyers here often compare your home with newer Cresleigh homes and with resales in nearby communities, so your price has to reflect your builder, your floor plan and your updates. I look at recent sales in your own section first. My guide on how to price your Arizona home to sell explains how I do it, and you can see how I market homes on my DeLex Realty Queen Creek listings page.

Questions buyers ask

Where exactly is Hastings Farms?
Hastings Farms is in south Queen Creek near Ellsworth Road and Chandler Heights Road, a short drive south of downtown Queen Creek. Its homes use the 85142 ZIP code.

Are new homes still being built in Hastings Farms?
Very few, if any, since Cresleigh Homes was closing out the final phase in 2026 and Lennar's collections are sold out. Most buyers today are looking at resale homes.

Does Hastings Farms have a community pool?
I have not found a community pool or clubhouse listed for Hastings Farms. Its amenities are parks, greenbelts, paths and sports courts.

Which school district serves Hastings Farms?
Hastings Farms is served by the Queen Creek Unified School District. Confirm the assigned schools for any address with the district.

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Community details come from public sources and can change. Confirm HOA, builder and school information for a specific home before you buy.