Four homes. Four different ways to experience life in The Grand.

Quick answer: The Grand offers homes for very different priorities and budgets. The four properties featured in this video range from a well-maintained 1,183-square-foot Willow at $349,000 to a 2,450-square-foot Windrose 2 on the 18th hole of Granite Falls North at $825,000.

Four homes, four distinct ways to live in The Grand

A home search becomes much easier when you begin with the way you want to live. Some buyers want a manageable lock-and-leave layout. Others need more room for guests, hobbies, or entertaining. A larger lot may matter more than interior square footage, while a golf-course setting may be the dream that brings the entire move together.

The four homes in my video show how much variety can exist within one active-adult community. Prices and availability can change, but the comparison is a useful reminder: the best home is the one whose location, floor plan, condition, and lifestyle fit your priorities.

19421 North Hidden Canyon Drive: an approachable Willow

Featured at $349,000, this Willow offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 1,183 square feet. Its east-facing patio is especially appealing to buyers who enjoy morning light while limiting the intensity of the late-afternoon Arizona sun.

The home was presented as beautifully maintained, with an updated HVAC system and a location near golf, restaurants, recreation, and everyday conveniences. For a buyer who values a simpler footprint and easy access to community amenities, this is the kind of property worth comparing carefully.

18503 North Sunray Court: more room and an oversized lot

At $439,000 in the video, the Sunray Court home offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 2,035 square feet on an 11,456-square-foot lot. The spacious kitchen, large island, plantation shutters, and move-in-ready interior create a very different experience from the smaller Willow.

A larger lot can provide more outdoor flexibility, but buyers should also consider landscape maintenance, irrigation, patio exposure, and how they realistically plan to use the extra space.

15912 West Clear Canyon Drive: three bedrooms and entertaining space

Featured at $529,000, this three-bedroom, two-bath home includes approximately 2,282 square feet. The great room has a fireplace and custom built-ins, while granite countertops and an expansive covered patio support both everyday living and entertaining.

A true third bedroom can be important for buyers who need a dedicated office, hobby room, or comfortable guest space. The covered patio is also an asset in Arizona, where shade and orientation can make a meaningful difference in how often an outdoor area is used.

19591 North Rim Drive: golf-course living on Granite Falls North

At $825,000 in the video, this Windrose 2 offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, approximately 2,450 square feet, a three-car garage, and a split-bedroom layout. Its defining feature is the setting directly on the 18th hole of Granite Falls North, with panoramic golf-course views.

The home was also presented with a new roof and fresh interior paint. When evaluating a golf-course property, I encourage buyers to look beyond the view and consider privacy, ball exposure, maintenance, afternoon sun, and activity on the course.

How to decide which Grand home fits you

Start by ranking the features that cannot be changed: lot position, orientation, garage size, neighborhood location, and the basic floor plan. Then separate cosmetic updates from major-system questions such as roofing, HVAC, windows, plumbing, and electrical components.

The right choice is rarely just the largest home or the lowest price. It is the property that supports the way you expect to spend your days in The Grand.

Compare the four homes at a glance

The figures below summarize the homes as presented in the video. They are reference points for comparing features, not current listing-status or price confirmations.

Match the home to a week of actual living

A smaller footprint may suit someone who wants fewer rooms to furnish and maintain, while another buyer may need a dedicated office and space for visiting family. A larger lot invites questions about outdoor use and upkeep; a golf-course location brings its own questions about privacy and activity. None of those priorities can be ranked by square footage alone.

Compare the models in our The Grand floor-plan library, then use the open-versus-traditional layout checklist during an actual tour. Notice storage, circulation, bedroom separation, garage access, and how the patio connects to the main living space.

Look beyond the property line

The official Grand community website introduces its fitness, golf, pools, clubs, and events. Its buildings and maps guide helps you locate amenities, including Cimarron, Desert Springs, and Granite Falls North and South. Use the map to compare a specific home with the activities you expect to enjoy.

Review The Grand’s buyer information and obtain current association documents for the property before relying on fees, occupancy requirements, or membership details. For maintenance questions, our home-warranty guide explains a separate part of the planning process. Browse current properties and contact Shannon to confirm availability and arrange appropriate tours.

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