Quick answer: The Mission is one of The Grand’s larger single-level plans, commonly around 2,350 square feet. It suits buyers who value generous entertaining areas, a substantial primary suite and premium-lot potential, but ownership costs can rise with roof area, HVAC capacity, landscaping and golf-frontage exposure.
Two Mission homes, two different purchase decisions
16903 W Desert Blossom was presented as a Mission of approximately 2,374 square feet with two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. 17164 W Calistoga was reported around 2,356 square feet on an elevated Cimarron golf lot with broad frontage. Together, they illustrate why the model name is only the beginning: lot, view, updates and maintenance history can create a large value spread.
What to inspect in a Mission
- Roof and HVAC: larger homes can make replacement costs more consequential.
- Room use: confirm bedrooms, den, dining and owner-created conversions.
- Garage: measure bays, extension and golf-cart storage.
- Golf frontage: study ball paths, maintenance activity, privacy, sun orientation and view protection.
- Outdoor improvements: inspect pools, spas, kitchens, shade structures, irrigation and drainage.
- Solar: review ownership, warranties, production and transfer terms.
Is a premium golf lot worth it?
That depends on the view corridor, hole position, rear orientation and buyer preferences—not simply whether the parcel touches a course. Visit at different times, listen for maintenance and play, look for ball evidence and compare recent golf-front sales. The full golf and lake-view buyer guide explains those checks.
Frequently asked questions
How large is the Mission floor plan?
Versions and improvements vary. The two examples featured here were reported at approximately 2,356 and 2,374 square feet.
Is every Mission on a golf course?
No. The plan appears on different lot types. Compare interior, open-space and golf lots based on privacy, view, exposure and price.
Is the Mission a two-bedroom home?
Many examples are reported with two bedrooms plus flexible spaces, but buyers should verify the individual plan and permitted modifications.
Where can I find Mission homes for sale?
Search current inventory and ask Shannon to manually review likely matches because model names can be missing or inconsistent in MLS remarks.
