Quail Creek Homes for Sale — Green Valley, AZ

Key facts

Jurisdiction

Unincorporated Pima County, Arizona

Average sale price

$455,000

Price range

$300K – $900K

Approximate population

~5,480

Approximate number of homes

~4,000 homes

What defines this area

• Gated 55+ Robson resort community (est. 1991)
• 27 holes of championship golf
• 32 pickleball courts — one of the Southwest's largest
• Brand-new 36,000 sq ft Canyon Club (opened April 2025)
• Madera Clubhouse & Anza Athletic Club
• Resort pools, tennis & Creative Arts Center
• ~4,000 homes at full build-out (~5,480 residents)
• Southwest, Spanish Colonial & patio-home styles
• Santa Rita Mountain views
• 25 min south of Tucson via I-19
• Near Madera Canyon & Titan Missile Museum
• Quail Creek HOA — resort amenities included (Villas add yard landscaping)

About Quail Creek

A gated luxury 55+ resort community tucked into the Santa Rita Mountain foothills in Sahuarita, about 25 minutes south of Tucson off I-19. Quail Creek was founded in 1991 by Robson Communities — the developer behind SaddleBrooke, PebbleCreek, and Sun Lakes — and has steadily grown into one of southern Arizona's premier active-adult destinations, now home to more than 5,480 residents and planned for roughly 4,000 attached and single-family homes at full build-out (new construction is still actively selling). What sets Quail Creek apart from every other Tucson-area 55+ community is the scale and freshness of its amenities: 27 holes of championship golf across the Coyote and Roadrunner nines, 32 pickleball courts (one of the largest concentrations in the Southwest), the brand-new 36,000-square-foot Canyon Club that opened in April 2025 with a stone-fireplace great room, resort pool, bistro, fitness center and game room, plus the original Madera Clubhouse and Anza Athletic Club, a Creative Arts & Technology Center, multiple resort pools and spas, tennis courts, a dog park, and miles of paved walking and biking trails. Homes are predominantly one-story Southwest contemporary, Spanish Colonial Revival, and patio-style designs (Robson floor plans include the Cholla, Montana, Cheyenne, Agave, Mandara, and Fresco), most built between the 1990s and today and framed by sweeping Santa Rita Mountain views. The master Quail Creek HOA covers community common areas and full resort-amenity access, while a separate Villas HOA maintenance fee covers front- and back-yard landscaping for villa owners (single-family homeowners generally maintain their own yards); to live here, at least one resident per household must be 55 or older, and no permanent residents under 18 are allowed. Everyday shopping, Madera Canyon hiking, the Titan Missile Museum, and Green Valley's medical district are all minutes away, with Tucson International Airport about 20 minutes north up I-19.

Quail Creek is a 55+ neighborhood in unincorporated Pima County, on the south side of metro Tucson, Arizona. Homes trade in the $300K – $900K range, with an average sale price of $455,000 across roughly 4,000 homes and a population of about 5,480. Kyle Berglund, REALTOR® at Tierra Antigua Realty, represents buyers and sellers here — call (520) 250-8904.

Compare nearby Tucson neighborhoods

• Del Webb at Rancho del Lago — 55+, average $385,000
• Sahuarita — Affordable, average $360,000
• Rancho Sahuarita — New Build, average $370,000
• Madera Highlands — Affordable, average $400,000
• SaddleBrooke — 55+, average $495,000
• Green Valley — 55+, average $315,000
• South Tucson — Urban, average $192,000
• Tucson Estates — 55+, average $429,000

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