Solera Chandler Golf Course Homes

Solera Chandler golf course homes are the lots along Lone Tree Golf Club, the 18-hole course the Solera HOA lists among its community amenities. Lone Tree is semi-private, open to the public and sells its own tee times and passes, so a golf lot comes with a fairway view and public course activity.

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The listings button opens all Solera Chandler homes for sale, newest first. It shows golf and non-golf homes together, so check each listing's lot features, or call me and I will pull out the golf lots for you.

Golf lot or interior lot: decide first

When buyers tell me they want a Solera golf course home, I ask what they mean by it. Some want a long fairway view from the patio. Some want to walk to the first tee. Some just like the open space and never plan to play. Those are different searches, and I like to settle the question before a listing photo settles it for you.

Solera Chandler is an age-restricted (55+) community built by Del Webb. The HOA describes 1,149 single-family homes, a clubhouse and an 18-hole golf course. The HOA's governing documents include the Declaration of CC&Rs, Design Guidelines and Rules and Regulations, and those are what control the lot you buy. Not every Solera home sits on the course; many are interior lots.

Who owns and runs Lone Tree Golf Club

Here is what the public record shows, and what it does not. The Solera HOA amenities page lists the 18-hole Lone Tree Golf Club, with fairways, greens, a practice facility, a pro shop and The Grille at Lone Tree restaurant. Lone Tree's own website runs the golf side: tee times, rates, memberships, leagues, a men's club, lessons and the restaurant. The club describes itself as a semi-private, traditional style course that is open to the public.

Neither the club site nor the HOA site names the course owner, and neither describes golf play as included with HOA membership. The club sells its own annual, junior and monthly passes, and its membership page mentions no Solera resident program. If ownership or any homeowner program matters to your decision, ask the HOA office and the club directly, and get the answer in writing before you close. I do not quote green fees or pass prices here; check the club's current rates page.

Lone Tree is at 6262 S. Mountain Boulevard in Chandler. The practice area at the north end, with a hitting range, putting green and chipping area, is open to the public. The south end practice area is for members only.

What public play means for a golf lot

Because Lone Tree takes public tee times and runs leagues and tournaments, a golf-lot owner should expect players and carts during posted course hours. That is part of the view. A buyer who wants a quiet backyard most of the day may be happier on an interior lot. A buyer who enjoys watching play, or wants the open feel of a fairway, may not mind at all.

A pattern I see: buyers fall for a fairway photo and skip a second visit when the course is busy. I schedule that second visit so you hear and see the lot the way you will live with it.

What to check on a Solera golf lot

Here is what I walk through with buyers on a golf-lot tour:

• Lot position: confirm the home is truly on the course, not near-course marketing language. Check the lot features in the MLS listing and stand on the patio.
• What you look at: fairway, green, tee box, or cart path. Each feels different from the patio.
• Sun and shade: where the afternoon sun hits the patio and the back windows, and how deep the patio cover is.
• Ball exposure: look for marks on walls, roof tiles and windows, and read the seller disclosures for any history of ball damage.
• Privacy: how much of the backyard players can see, and whether landscaping or a wall would change that.
• HOA rules: read the Design Guidelines and Rules and Regulations before you plan new walls, screens, gates or landscaping on a golf-facing yard.
• Inspection: give extra attention to windows, roofs and patio covers on exposed lots.

Before you tour, ask me for floor plans so the model name matches the interior you are walking.

Solera Chandler golf course home prices right now

Golf-lot sales in Solera are few, so I use six months instead of 90 days. Solera Chandler homes whose MLS lot features mention golf: 8 closed sales May 18 to Nov 3, 2026. The median sold price was $512,500, and the median price per square foot was $278. On Nov 6, 2026, 3 golf-lot homes were active, listed from $450,000 to $499,000.

For context, all of Solera Chandler had 14 closed sales Aug 10 to Nov 3, 2026, with a median sold price of $397,500 and $277 per sq ft. On Nov 6, 2026, 9 homes were active, listed from $370,000 to $580,000. The MLS files Solera under Springfield Lakes subdivisions with the HOA name Solera Chandler.

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

Buying tips for a Solera golf course home

• Use the listings button, then separate true golf lots from near-course homes.
• Tour once when the course is busy and again when it is quiet.
• Read the CC&Rs, Design Guidelines and Rules and Regulations, and confirm course policies with the club.
• Compare a golf lot against an interior home in similar condition before you treat golf as a must-have.
• Ask about assumable financing. Some resales carry FHA or VA loans that a qualified buyer may be able to assume, subject to lender approval.

For the full community picture, start with Solera homes for sale in Chandler. If you are comparing golf communities, see Sun Lakes golf course homes, the guide to 55+ golf communities in Arizona and the Arizona 55+ living hub.

Questions people ask

Is Lone Tree Golf Club part of the Solera HOA?

The HOA lists Lone Tree among Solera's amenities, but the club runs its own tee times, passes and restaurant, and neither site names the owner or says golf is included with HOA membership. Ask the HOA office and the club for current details.

Can the public play Lone Tree?

Yes. The club states it is open to the public and takes tee times online. It describes itself as a semi-private course.

Do all Solera homes sit on the golf course?

No. Solera has golf-course lots and interior lots. Golf-lot sales are a small share of the market, with 8 closings in the six months to Nov 3, 2026.

Is Solera Chandler age-restricted?

Yes. It is an age-restricted (55+) community. The age and occupancy rules are in the CC&Rs, and the HOA posts age verification and age variance forms.

How do I see current Solera golf course homes?

The listings button shows all Solera Chandler homes for sale, golf and non-golf. Call Terry at 602-483-4665 and I will send golf-lot homes as they come on the market.