SaddleBrooke — SaddleBrooke, AZ

Key facts

Jurisdiction

Unincorporated Pinal County, Arizona

Average sale price

$495,000

Price range

$335K – $775K

School district

Oracle School District #2 (age-restricted community; no school-age residents)

Year built

1987–2010s

Total homes

~6,500 homes

HOA fee

Two HOAs — dues vary

What defines this area

• Robson-developed active adult 55+
• Base of the Santa Catalina Mountains
• Two golf clubs — 45 holes total
• Multiple clubhouses & resort pools
• Tennis, pickleball & bocce courts
• 100+ resident clubs & studios
• Oracle Road corridor — ~30 min to Tucson
• Single-story Southwestern & territorial homes
• Two golf clubs (45 holes total)
• Multiple clubhouses & on-site restaurants
• Indoor & outdoor resort pools & spas
• Tennis, pickleball & bocce courts
• Fitness centers & arts/woodworking studios
• 100+ clubs, classes & social events

About SaddleBrooke

SaddleBrooke is an age-restricted (55+) active-adult master-planned community developed by Robson Communities at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains in Pinal County, just north of the Pima County line and north of Tucson, along the Oracle Road (State Route 77) corridor. Robson broke ground on SaddleBrooke in 1987, and the community grew over the following three decades into roughly 6,500 homes organized under two separate homeowners associations (SaddleBrooke HOA 1 and HOA 2). Homes are predominantly single-story Southwestern and territorial designs in stucco with tile roofs — ranging from attached patio and garden homes to larger detached and semi-custom estates — many sited to frame Santa Catalina Mountain and open-desert views. Residents share resort-style amenities spread across multiple clubhouses, including two golf clubs offering 45 holes of golf (SaddleBrooke Country Club and MountainView), indoor and outdoor pools and spas, tennis, pickleball and bocce courts, fitness centers, on-site restaurants, arts-and-crafts and woodworking studios, and more than 100 resident clubs and interest groups. Home prices have historically ranged from roughly $335,000 for resale patio homes to about $775,000 and above for larger estates, with an average sale price near $495,000 — rounded, long-run estimates offered for orientation rather than a current-month figure. The community sits along the Oracle Road corridor roughly 30 minutes north of central Tucson, minutes from Oro Valley's retail and dining corridor and Catalina State Park, with quick reach to the Oracle Road employment corridor and, further south, Interstate 10. SaddleBrooke sits within the boundaries of Oracle School District #2, though as an age-qualified community it has no school-age residents. Monthly homeowners-association dues differ between the two associations and fund the community's shared recreation centers, common-area landscaping, and amenities.

SaddleBrooke sits in SaddleBrooke, unincorporated Pinal County, on the north side of metro Tucson, zoned to Oracle School District #2 (age-restricted community; no school-age residents). It holds roughly 6,500 homes built 1987–2010s, with HOA dues around Two HOAs — dues vary and homes priced $335K – $775K (average $495,000).

Community amenities

• Two golf clubs (45 holes total)
• Multiple clubhouses & on-site restaurants
• Indoor & outdoor resort pools & spas
• Tennis, pickleball & bocce courts
• Fitness centers & arts/woodworking studios
• 100+ clubs, classes & social events

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