Queen Creek Communities

Queen Creek is one of the best-kept secrets in Arizona. Enjoy the benefits of small-town living close to a metropolitan area: low crime rates, easy commuting to and from metro Phoenix.

Outdoor enthusiasts take pleasure in golfing, hiking, biking and horseback riding year round. This small town is an oasis in the East Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Queen Creek homes provide a lot of opportunities for investments, first time home buyers and those buyers looking to upgrade to a larger home. Queen Creek, AZ offers master-planned communities like Johnson Ranch and golf course estates like Encanterra, a Trilogy Country Club. Active adult living at Solera at Johnson Ranch and Robson Ranch. Equestrian horse properties to gated communities and condos, Queen Creek entices all ages an all lifestyles. View a map of Queen Creek Homes For Sale.

Queen Creek, Arizona is located in the south east corner of Maricopa County. It’s approximately 20 minutes from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport off of Sossaman Rd and Ray in Mesa. Queen Creek, Arizona is approximately 50 minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix.

The Town of Queen Creek originally was local farmers and ranches enjoying the rural life. Now you can find more subdivisions developed and irrigated acre lot homes that live among the farmers and ranchers.

Homes for sale in Queen Creek, Arizona are reasonably prices and provide a great opportunity for those seeking a slower pace to live opposed to the fast pace of city life.

A small community that still attracts thousands of visitors each year for picking your own fruit and vegetable crops and seasonal festivals.

Homes for sale in Queen Creek offer first time home buyers opportunities to purchase a larger home for a lower price per square foot. There are homes for sale in Queen Creek, Arizona that can accommodate those seeking a 55+ community, gated estates and an active lifestyle.

With scenic views that include the San Tan Mountains to the south and the Superstition Mountains to the northeast make Queen Creek a wonderful place to live, work and play.

Search all available homes for sale in Queen Creek, Arizona for free. Queen Creek homes with pool is a wonderful idea for those seeking an Arizona lifestyle of enjoying the sunset around your very own private pool. Homes in the Queen Creek area are communities such as Skyline Ranch, Morning Sun Farms and Villages at Queen Creek Homes for Sale in a golf course community in Queen Creek, Arizona

Homes for Sale in San Tan Valley (Queen Creek)

The community just north of the San Tan Mountains in Pinal County was an incorporated community and the community lacked any official name and residents used nearby Queen Creek for their mailing addresses. With a zip code change with the US Postal service, the area by way of residential votes opted to give the area it’s own name. In July of 2009, the voters chose, San Tan Valley. The population is one of Pinal counties largest communities with an approximate population of 80,000 residents. San Tan Valley, Arizona has been steadily growing for the past ten years.

Johnson Ranch master planned community has a 18 hole golf course makes San Tan Valley homes with golf course lots are very appealing.

For many years, the area was referred to as Queen Creek, Bella Vista and even Johnson Ranch. Now as those adjust to a new name and new zip codes, San Tan Valley is building it’s own identity and becoming a very active community in it’s own right.

Some of Queen Creek’s cultural attractions would include:

Schnepf Farms – a family operated farm that holds frequent festivals
The Queen Creek Performing Arts Center
Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre – a large, publicly owned and operated equestrian facility that hosts regional events.
Queen Creek Library - Queen Creek library was the first municipal building in Queen Creek designed and constructed with green building features.
Barney Family Sports Complex – a privately owned and operated indoor sports facility.
Queen Creek Olive Mill – a family owned company that grows and presses olives for the production of high quality extra virgin and featured on the Food Network show.