Living in Power Ranch
Power Ranch is one of southeast Gilbert's best-known master-planned communities. Lakes, two community clubhouses, and miles of trails tie the whole neighborhood together, so it's easy to get outside without getting in the car.
Here's what to know about living in Power Ranch, from the amenities to the details I check before anyone writes an offer here.
- Location
- Southeast Gilbert, near Power and Queen Creek Roads (ZIP 85297), with quick access to the Loop 202
- Built
- Developed from 2000 to the mid-2010s by DMB and Sunbelt Holdings
- Homes
- Single-family homes from several builders across 11 neighborhoods, plus some townhomes
- Open space
- About 200 acres of open space, 25 pocket parks, and 26+ miles of trails
- HOA
- An active community association that runs the clubhouses, pools, lakes, and events
Life in Power Ranch
Most of daily life in Power Ranch centers on its two community parks. Both are connected by the trail system.
- Ranch House ClubhouseA 4,000 sq ft clubhouse with an outdoor pool.
- Fishing lakeCatch-and-release fishing with lakeside trails.
- Courts & fieldsSand volleyball, basketball, a playground, and a 10-acre soccer complex.
- The BarnA large resort-style pool, meeting room, and catering kitchen.
- Second lakeAnother catch-and-release fishing lake and greenbelts.
- Event lawnShaded picnic pavilions and open lawn for community events.
- Trails26+ miles of paths connecting the neighborhood parks.
- Pocket parks25 small parks spread through the community.
- Community eventsMovie nights, holiday festivals, and fishing derbies.
- SanTan VillageGilbert’s open-air shopping and dining.
- Gilbert Gateway Towne CenterEveryday errands, Target, and restaurants.
- Loop 202An easy connection to the rest of the Valley.
Amenities, HOA dues, and club terms change over time. Always confirm current details with the association.
Buying a home in Power Ranch
These are the details I walk through with every client before we write an offer here.
- Know the HOA rules. Power Ranch has an active association with clear standards for landscaping and exterior changes. Read the CC&Rs before planning projects.
- Check the age of the systems. Many homes date to the early 2000s, so roof, AC, and water heater age matter as much as finishes.
- Location inside the community. Backing to a trail or greenbelt, distance to the clubhouses, and street traffic all change how a home lives.
- Compare total cost. Factor in HOA dues, any sub-association fees, taxes, and insurance alongside the price.
Thinking about Power Ranch?
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More Gilbert NeighborhoodsLaura Holl | Realtor® & Team Lead | Signature Haus Group at Limitless Real Estate