14950 W Mountain View Boulevard Unit 6205, Surprise
(602) 483-4665
DeLex Realty
Sun City Grand, which now markets itself as The Grand, is a large age-restricted 55+ community in Surprise built by Del Webb from 1996 to 2005. It has about 9,800 homes, four championship golf courses, a big lineup of recreation centers and more than 60 resident clubs. It was Del Webb's third Arizona retirement community, after Sun City and Sun City West. I help buyers and sellers here and across the Northwest Valley, and here is what I think you should know before you tour.
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Sun City Grand is inside the City of Surprise, north of Bell Road and west of Loop 303, across Grand Avenue (US 60) from Sun City West. Unlike Sun City and Sun City West, which are unincorporated, it sits within city limits.
Loop 303 connects you north toward I-17 and south toward I-10, and Bell Road is lined with grocery stores and shopping, including Fry's, Safeway, Albertsons, Sprouts and Target. Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center is nearby in Sun City West. My Moving to Surprise guide covers the rest of the city.
Del Webb built Sun City Grand between 1996 and 2005. The association counts 9,550 houses plus 252 condos in La Solana Condominiums. Most homes are single-story, and Del Webb offered dozens of floor plans, from attached villas and courtyard homes to larger single-family homes, many on golf course lots.
Since the newest homes are about 20 years old, condition varies a lot. Some have been fully remodeled, and others still have original kitchens, baths and systems. I look closely at roof, HVAC and water heater age on every home we tour. All homes here are resales, since Del Webb finished building in 2005.
Golf is a big part of life here, with four championship courses: Desert Springs, Cimarron, Granite Falls North and Granite Falls South. The main facilities include the Village Center, with Sonoran Plaza and the Chaparral Center, plus Palm Center, the Adobe Complex, Cimarron Center and the Grand Woodcrafters Shop.
The association lists four pools, three hot tubs, a day spa, two fitness centers and an indoor walking track. Outdoors you will find 22 pickleball courts, 11 tennis courts, bocce, a lawn bowling green, a softball stadium at Del E. Webb Memorial Field, a fishing lake, walking trails, a model railroad park and two dog parks. There are more than 60 chartered clubs, creative studios, two performance stages and three restaurants with bars.
Sun City Grand is an age-restricted community, so schools rarely come up for buyers here. The area is within the Dysart Unified School District. Confirm the assignment for a specific address with the district.
Homeowners belong to the Sun City Grand Community Association, which is self-managed. Residents elect a seven-member volunteer board to two-year terms, and advisory committees cover areas such as architecture, golf, finance and long-range planning, with a professional staff handling day-to-day operations. The association runs the recreation centers and enforces age rules and design guidelines. I get the current HOA documents, fees and any capital charges for each home before you write an offer.
With nearly 10,000 homes, you can be choosy about plan, lot and location. I help buyers weigh golf frontage, the distance to the recreation center they will use most, and how updated the home is. If you are new to buying here, start with my first steps of buying a home in Arizona.
Some homes may carry an FHA or VA loan that a qualified buyer can take over, so see my assumable mortgage page. You can also browse 55+ homes in Surprise, DeLex Realty listings in Surprise or all Surprise homes for sale.
Buyers here compare a lot of similar homes at once, so updates, condition and pricing against the right plan and lot make the difference. A golf view or a remodeled kitchen can set your home apart. Read my Surprise home values guide and how to price your Arizona home to sell, then call me for a free value review.
The association does not publish a single count of "rec centers," so I explain the Grand to buyers building by building, using the association's own buildings page:
Softball is played at Del E. Webb Memorial Field, and the Grand Woodcrafters have their own shop. The association lets young guests use the Adobe outdoor leisure pool during set children's hours, so check the current schedule if grandkids visit.
The association says there are more than 60 chartered clubs and interest groups, and each chartered club has at least 100 members. A few examples from its list: art, billiards, bocce, bridge, garden, hiking, music, pickleball, photo, pet, tennis, tech and woodcrafters, plus two golf clubs.
When buyers ask me how to choose a street, I tell them to start with the activity they will do most. If it is pickleball, the Cimarron side matters. If it is swimming laps year round, the Adobe Complex with its indoor pool may matter more.
The association runs four courses: Cimarron, Desert Springs, Granite Falls North and Granite Falls South (Granite Falls is a 36-hole facility). Each has a pro shop and snack bar. By the association's numbers, Cimarron, a Greg Nash design that opened in January 2003, plays to about 6,809 yards; Desert Springs about 7,006 yards with more than 75 bunkers and several lakes; Granite Falls North about 6,720 yards; and Granite Falls South about 6,839 yards.
Residents book through the association's online reservation system at resident rates, and each course page also has a public tee time link.
Del Webb sold the Grand in series, and the plan number tells you which one: Classic (S plans, such as the Willow, Kiva, Madera and Verde), Premier (P plans, such as the Sonoma, Palo Verde, Stonecrest and Jasmine), Estate (E plans, such as the Saguaro, Cordova, Mesquite and Windsor), Garden Villa (G plans, such as the Cedar, Sage and Juniper), Courtyard (C915x plans, such as the Monterra, Silverstone, Sundance and Mariposa) and Cottage (C922x plans, such as the Celebration, Legacy and Heritage). The La Solana Condominiums have their own plans.
I have drawn floor plans for every Grand model, standard and reversed. Ask Terry for the floor plan of any model and I will send it. For the full list of models, see my Sun City Grand models and floor plans page.
Comparing a site-built home here with an RV lot or park model nearby? See my Happy Trails Resort guide for the Surprise 55+ resort with deeded RV lots.
More Sun City Grand pages: homes with a golf cart garage, golf course homes, homes with a private pool and La Solana condos.
Want the newest homes first? See Sun City Grand new listings.
Comparing nearby 55+ choices? See Sun Village in Surprise, a smaller age-restricted community with its own par 3 course, and where Sun City Grand sits next to Sun City and Sun City West.
Want room for visiting family? See Sun City Grand homes with a casita.
Is Sun City Grand the same as Sun City West? No. They are neighbors across Grand Avenue, but Sun City Grand is a separate community with its own association, and it sits inside the City of Surprise.
Is Sun City Grand gated? No, it is not a gated community.
Can I buy a new home in Sun City Grand? No. Del Webb finished building in 2005, so every home for sale is a resale.
How many golf courses are there? Four: Desert Springs, Cimarron, Granite Falls North and Granite Falls South.
Which Sun City Grand center has the indoor pool?
The Adobe Complex, which has an indoor leisure and lap pool along with outdoor pools, hot tubs and a fitness center.
How many clubs are in Sun City Grand?
The association says more than 60 chartered clubs and interest groups, each with at least 100 members.
Can I get a floor plan for a Sun City Grand model?
Yes. I have drawn plans for every Grand model. Call me at 602-483-4665 and tell me the model name.
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