Trilogy at Power Ranch Homes with Pool

Trilogy at Power Ranch homes with a pool come two ways: a private pool in your own backyard, or a home that relies on the community pool area next to the San Tan Clubhouse, with a fun pool, a hot tub and a heated 25-yard lap pool. Adding a private pool later takes architectural approval and Town of Gilbert review.

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The pool homes button shows the Trilogy at Power Ranch private-pool listings for sale as of Nov 6, 2026. It will change as homes sell, so call me for anything new.

Two kinds of pool life in Trilogy at Power Ranch

When buyers tell me they want a Trilogy at Power Ranch home with a pool, my first question is which kind they mean. Those are two different searches, and private-pool homes are a small slice of what is for sale here at any one time.

Trilogy at Power Ranch describes itself as an age-restricted, gated, private resort community in Gilbert. The age and occupancy rules are set out in the CC&Rs and other governing documents, so read those in the resale package.

The community pool area at the San Tan Clubhouse

The community pool area sits next to the San Tan Clubhouse. Here is how the community describes it:

• Fun pool: a recreational pool for relaxing and socializing.
• Lap pool: a 25-yard lap pool that is heated year-round.
• Hot tub: users must be at least 18.

A few rules from the community FAQ worth knowing before you plan family visits:

• You need your ID badge to enter and exit the pool gates. Guests use a designated guest pass or the homeowner's ID badge.
• Children under 18 must be with and supervised by an adult. The community sets children's hours, and minors may use the lap pool during designated hours.
• The full pool rules and hours are posted at the pool gates and kept at the Member Services desk.

Hours and rules can change, so check the current posted rules before you count on a schedule. I do not quote fees here; ask for current figures in the resale disclosure package once you are under contract.

Buying a home with a private pool

Trilogy at Power Ranch homes for sale are resales, so private pools vary in age, size and condition. Here is what I walk through with buyers on a private-pool tour:

• Equipment: pump, filter, heater if there is one, and controls. Ask for service records and recent repair invoices.
• Shell and deck: cracking, surface wear and deck movement. A pool-specific inspection is worth adding to your general home inspection.
• Barrier: walls, fences, gates and latches. More on the Gilbert rule below.
• Draining: Gilbert asks owners to drain pool water on their own property when possible, and not into the sewer line without town approval.

Before I treat a private pool as a must-have, I suggest a visit to the community pool during posted hours and a walk or cart ride from the house you like to the San Tan Clubhouse. Then we compare a pool lot against a similar no-pool home.

If golf matters as much as water, compare pool lots with my Trilogy at Power Ranch golf course homes page. For the newest listings, see Trilogy at Power Ranch new listings, and for the full community picture start with Trilogy at Power Ranch homes for sale in Gilbert.

Adding or changing a pool: community approval in general terms

Trilogy at Power Ranch has an Architectural Control Committee with specific rules for changes to homes, and the community keeps forms for different kinds of improvements. In general terms:

• Get written approval from the Architectural Control Committee before a pool, spa, fence or equipment change starts.
• Keep association approval and contractor bids as separate steps, and have the contractor build to the approved plan.
• Do not assume a neighbor's pool means your lot can add one the same way. Lot size, walls and setbacks differ.
• Ask for the current architectural rules in the resale documents, since rules can change.

Town of Gilbert pool permits and barrier rules in general terms

Trilogy at Power Ranch is in the Town of Gilbert. Gilbert Development Services handles plan review and inspections, and its plan review page lists swimming pools and spas among the project types it handles. The town's pool barrier policy covers these points in general terms:

• The pool enclosure can be the house wall, a solid wall, or a chain link or wrought iron fence, not less than 5 feet nor more than 6 feet tall, measured on the side away from the pool.
• Openings in the barrier must stop a 4-inch sphere from passing through or under.
• Gates should be about the same height as the wall or fence and be self-closing and self-latching, with a narrow exception for double gates that must be padlocked when not in use.
• Residential pools need setbacks from property lines, and a new pool should not leave a neighbor's pool out of compliance.

Arizona also sets a state pool barrier standard in A.R.S. 36-1681. The Gilbert policy is an older document, so confirm current requirements with Gilbert Development Services before a contractor starts. This is a general overview, not legal advice.

Trilogy at Power Ranch pool home prices right now

Trilogy at Power Ranch homes with a private pool: 2 closed sales Jun 4 to Jun 9, 2026, in the last six months. That sample is too small for a meaningful median, so I do not give one. On Nov 6, 2026, 2 pool homes were active, listed from $525,000 to $850,000.

For context, all of Trilogy at Power Ranch had 15 closed sales Aug 10 to Oct 23, 2026, with a median sold price of $490,000 and $305 per sq ft. On Nov 6, 2026, 27 homes were active, listed from $415,000 to $850,000.

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

Financing and comparing communities

Some resales carry FHA or VA loans that a qualified buyer may be able to assume, subject to lender approval. I check for that on every listing we look at. If you are comparing communities, see 55+ homes with a pool in the East Valley, active adult 55+ homes in Arizona and the Arizona 55+ living hub.

Questions people ask

Does every Trilogy at Power Ranch home have a private pool?

No. Private-pool homes are a small share of what sells here; on Nov 6, 2026, 2 of 27 active listings had one. Members without a private pool can use the community pool area next to the San Tan Clubhouse under community rules.

What pools does Trilogy at Power Ranch have?

The community describes a fun pool, a hot tub for users 18 and older, and a 25-yard lap pool heated year-round, all in the pool area next to the San Tan Clubhouse.

Can I add a private pool to a Trilogy at Power Ranch home?

Possibly. Plan on approval from the Architectural Control Committee, Town of Gilbert plan review and inspection, and a barrier that meets town code.

Is Trilogy at Power Ranch age-restricted?

Yes. It is an age-restricted community, and the age and occupancy rules are in the CC&Rs.

How do I see current Trilogy at Power Ranch homes with a pool?

Use the pool homes button on this page, which shows the pool listings as of Nov 6, 2026, or call Terry at 602-483-4665 and I will send private-pool homes as they come on the market.