Sunland Village Homes & Community Guide — Mesa, AZ

What does it cost to own in Sunland Village?

Sunland Village’s fee structure is a little different from the newer communities. Its community dues are billed as an annual assessment rather than a monthly HOA fee — so when you divide it out, the monthly-equivalent can look surprisingly low, which sometimes confuses buyers comparing it to other communities. Condos and patio homes typically add a separate monthly fee on top. Golf is handled through the Sunland Village Golf Club — the course is open to the public, and homeowners can buy Golf Shares — so it isn’t bundled into the community dues. Because the all-in number depends on the home type and the current assessment, we’ll pull the figures for any specific home — or confirm with the Sunland Village HOA. Confirm all amounts in escrow.

Who is Sunland Village a good fit for?

Active adults who want an established, single-level golf community with a lower-cost annual-assessment structure, golfers, buyers who want a detached home or a lower-maintenance condo/patio home, and households drawn to east Mesa. Households must meet the 55+ age requirement.

What homes and amenities does Sunland Village have?

Homes are single-family detached and single-level condos/patio homes, built 1975–1984. Amenities include the 18-hole executive golf course with a clubhouse restaurant, three pools, a jacuzzi and whirlpool, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and hobby and craft rooms.