Sun City Grand Condos for Sale: La Solana

La Solana is the condominium neighborhood inside Sun City Grand in Surprise, with 252 condos ranging from 427 to 1,021 square feet. Owners get La Solana's own clubhouse and saltwater pool plus Grand recreation access, which makes it a common lock-and-leave choice for part-year residents.

La Solana condo prices right now

Only 4 condos closed in the last six months (Jun 1, 2026 to Jul 17, 2026), so the sample is too small for a meaningful median. On Nov 6, 2026, 12 condos were listed for sale, priced from $145,900 to $264,900.

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

What La Solana is

When people talk about condos in Sun City Grand, they almost always mean La Solana. The Grand's community association lists La Solana as its condominium neighborhood: 252 homes in the northeast corner of the community. Unit sizes run from a 427-square-foot layout up to 1,021 square feet, so the range covers everything from a compact winter base to a larger unit with more room for guests.

A La Solana condo is a different ownership package from a detached Grand home with a small yard. You own the unit, the condominium association handles the shared building and grounds, and you live under both the condo documents and the Grand's age and recreation rules. Keep those two layers in mind as you read the paperwork.

Floor plans

Below are my own drawings of four La Solana floor plans: the Grande, Mirada, Avistar and Ventana. Each one shows the standard layout and the mirror image, since many units were built both ways. Plans for the Vista and Libra are not available yet; ask Terry about those, or about the plan of any unit you are considering. Before a tour, compare bedroom count, which floor the unit is on and how you reach it, patio size, storage and parking.

Illustrative drawings by Terry Day, REALTOR®, DeLex Realty, not to scale. Room sizes and finishes vary by unit. Call or text Terry at 602-483-4665 for the plan of a specific unit.

If you are comparing La Solana with a detached home, my Sun City Grand homes for sale page covers the single-family side of the community.

Recreation access and amenities

La Solana has its own resort-style clubhouse with a movie theater, lending library and hair salon, plus a heated saltwater pool with a beach-style entry and a spa. La Solana owners also have access to the wider Grand amenities. The Grand's annual assessment covers up to two activity cards per household, and residents show the card to use the facilities. Additional cards are available for other qualified occupants; ask the association for the current terms.

The Grand is age-restricted (55+); rules are in the CC&Rs. The association's buyer information explains the occupancy rules in detail, including the rule that no one under 19 may live in the community, and those rules apply to renters as well as owners.

What lock-and-leave means in practice

The Grand describes La Solana ownership as free of landscaping, outdoor upkeep and water bills. That makes summer absence simpler, but it does not remove every owner duty. Before you buy, confirm in the condo documents:

• Exactly which parts of the building, roof and exterior the association maintains, and what stays with the owner
• Insurance: what the association master policy covers and what your own HO-6 policy needs to cover
• Rental rules, if you might lease the unit while you are away (ask the association for the current policy)
• Parking, guest parking and storage rules
• Pet rules (the Grand describes La Solana as pet-friendly; confirm the limits in the documents)
• Activity card and transfer steps when the unit changes hands

For a wider look at this style of ownership across the Valley, read my guide to 55+ condos in Phoenix for lock-and-leave living.

What buyers ask Terry

Buyers coming from a detached Grand model often ask whether a condo will feel too small. My answer is a walk-through of the actual floor plan, measured against the furniture you plan to bring. Other common questions are about sound between units, how you reach upper-floor units, and whether a ground-floor unit is available. Those answers depend on the specific building and unit, so we check them one listing at a time.

What to check before buying

Read the full condo documents, the association budget and reserve information, and any history of special assessments. Inspect the windows, HVAC system, water heater and any flooring or patio finishes a prior owner added. Walk the parking assignment at the time of day you would actually come home.

If a listing advertises an assumable FHA or VA loan, the lender decides whether the loan can be assumed, and condo-project eligibility rules apply. Confirm both with the servicer early.

The button below shows current condo listings in La Solana, the Grand's condo neighborhood.

See homes for sale Call Terry: 602-483-4665

Questions buyers ask

Is La Solana part of Sun City Grand?
Yes. The Grand's community association lists La Solana as its condominium neighborhood, with 252 condos in the northeast corner of the community. Owners have access to La Solana's own clubhouse and pool plus Grand amenities.

How big are La Solana condos?
The association lists sizes from 427 to 1,021 square feet. Ask Terry for the floor plan of any unit you want to compare.

Do La Solana owners handle landscaping?
The Grand describes La Solana ownership as free of landscaping and outdoor upkeep. The exact maintenance and insurance split is in the condo documents, so read them before you buy.

Can I rent out a La Solana condo in summer?
Rental rules come from the governing documents, and the Grand's age and occupancy rules apply to renters too. Ask the association for the current rental policy before you count on lease income.

How do I see current condo listings?
Use the listings button above, or call me at 602-483-4665. For other 55+ options, start at the Arizona 55+ living hub.

Terry Day, REALTOR, DeLex Realty, helps buyers compare La Solana condos with detached homes across Sun City Grand. Call 602-483-4665.