Trilogy at Power Ranch Homes with a Golf Cart Garage

Trilogy at Power Ranch homes with a golf cart garage are resales whose listings describe a cart bay, an extended garage or a separate cart space, so measure before you count on it. Trilogy at Power Ranch is an age-restricted, gated community in Gilbert, with rules in the CC&Rs, next to the public 18-hole Power Ranch Golf Club.

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Plain talk about that button: it shows active Trilogy at Power Ranch listings whose remarks mention a golf cart. It is a keyword filter, not a measured feature search. Some results will have a true cart bay, some will have a standard garage with room for a cart, and a few may mention a cart only because one is included in the sale or the home is near the course. Confirm the bay on site before you write an offer.

What a golf cart garage means here

Listing remarks use "golf cart garage" for several different setups:

• Extended bay. A deeper or wider section of the main garage with room for a cart beside or behind the car.
• Split garage. A separate, narrower bay with its own smaller door, sized for a cart rather than a third car.
• Added or remodeled space. A cart door or bay added after the home was built.

Sizes vary by plan and by remodel, and a listing that mentions a golf cart does not prove the bay fits your cart plus a charger, shelves and room to walk around it. For any home on your list, ask Terry for the floor plan, then we compare it with what is actually there.

If you plan to add or change a cart door after you buy, start with the association. The Trilogy at Power Ranch FAQ says the community has an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) with specific rules for changes to homes, and it points owners to the improvement forms and to Member Services or the Covenants Manager for meeting dates. Ask the Town of Gilbert about any permit the work may need.

Cart rules inside the community

mytpr.com, the association site, describes Trilogy at Power Ranch as an age-restricted, gated, private resort community. Its public pages do not state a minimum age and do not post golf cart rules; the governing documents and many resident items sit behind the member login. Before you buy, ask for the current CC&Rs, rules and any cart, parking or gate guidance, and read them yourself.

One parking rule the public FAQ does spell out: street parking for an RV or trailer needs a permit from the Member Services desk and is limited to no more than 48 hours in any 7-day span for loading, unloading and cleaning. Ask Member Services how the rules treat a golf cart parked in a driveway or on the street, since the public pages do not say.

Power Ranch Golf Club and your own cart

Power Ranch Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 course at 4415 East Village Parkway in Gilbert, designed by Dick Bailey, and the club says the public is welcome. Its frequently asked questions say the club's Yamaha cart fleet has GPS, and they cover tee times, rental clubs and the dress code.

The club's site does not post a policy on bringing a private cart onto the course, cart path rules or cart storage. If you want to play with your own cart, call the golf shop at 480-988-0004 and ask before you assume it is allowed.

Arizona golf cart rules in general terms

Arizona's vehicle definitions are in A.R.S. 28-101. It defines a golf cart as a motor vehicle with at least three wheels on the ground, an unladen weight under 1,800 pounds, designed to be and operated at not more than 25 miles per hour, and designed to carry not more than four people including the driver. The same section separately defines a neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV): an emission-free, electric vehicle with at least four wheels that meets the federal low-speed vehicle standards.

A.R.S. 28-966 is about neighborhood electric vehicles and similar low-speed vehicles, not golf carts. It caps NEVs at 25 miles per hour and keeps them off highways posted above 35 miles per hour, though they may cross those highways at an intersection. A standard golf cart and an NEV are not the same thing under state law, so find out which one you own before you plan a route.

A vehicle reference chart posted on gilbertaz.gov lists gas golf carts as needing registration, insurance and a driver with a valid license, electric golf carts and NEVs as needing registration, and carts used only on a golf course or crossing a street that divides a course as a separate case. Arizona MVD's vehicle services FAQ says the mandatory insurance requirement includes golf carts. In a 2025 ABC15 report, Gilbert police said state law requires golf cart drivers on public roads to be licensed, with registration, insurance and safety equipment on the cart.

This is a general summary, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with Arizona MVD and the statute text. For more, see my guide to street-legal golf carts in Arizona.

What to check before you buy

• Measure the bay. Length, width and door height, with your cart's roof and windshield in mind.
• Look at what eats space. Water heaters, softeners, shelves and freezers often sit in the cart bay.
• Check power. Find the outlet the charger will use and ask whether it is on its own circuit.
• Original or added. If the cart door looks like a later change, ask the seller for association approval and any permit records.
• Read the documents. Ask for the current CC&Rs and rules, including any cart, parking and gate guidance.
• Know your cart. Golf cart or NEV, and whether it is registered and insured, decides where you can legally drive it.

Comparing homes in the community? Start with Trilogy at Power Ranch homes for sale, then look at golf course homes, homes with a pool, homes with a casita and new listings. In the West Valley, see Corte Bella homes with a golf cart garage, or browse golf cart communities in Arizona, the Arizona 55+ living hub and the 55+ community finder.

Trilogy at Power Ranch home prices right now

All Trilogy at Power Ranch homes, closed sales Aug 9 to Nov 7, 2026: 15 sales, median sold price $490,000, median $305 per square foot. On Nov 7, 2026 there were 27 active listings, listed from $415,000 to $850,000.

Trilogy at Power Ranch listings that mention a golf cart, closed sales May 9 to Nov 7, 2026 (six months): only 1 closed sale, a sample too small for a median. On Nov 7, 2026 there were 3 active listings that mention a golf cart, listed from $425,000 to $599,000. The listings button shows these homes. The words in a listing are not a measured cart garage, so confirm the bay on site.

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

Questions buyers ask

Do all Trilogy at Power Ranch homes have a golf cart garage?
No. Cart space depends on the plan and on any later remodel. Ask Terry for the floor plan and measure the bay before you count on it.

Does the listings button show only homes with a measured cart garage?
No. It shows active Trilogy at Power Ranch listings whose remarks mention a golf cart. It is a keyword filter, so confirm the bay on site.

Is Trilogy at Power Ranch a 55+ community?
The association describes it as age-restricted. Its public pages do not state a minimum age, so read the CC&Rs for the occupancy rules.

Can I use my own cart at Power Ranch Golf Club?
The club's website does not post a private cart policy. Call the golf shop at 480-988-0004 and ask.

Can I drive my golf cart on Gilbert streets?
On public roads, plan on registration, insurance and a licensed driver, and know whether your cart is a golf cart or an NEV under A.R.S. 28-101. Confirm current rules with Arizona MVD.