Abundant sunshine, the breathtaking beauty of the Sonoran Desert and Santa Rita Mountains, affordable homes, and unlimited opportunities for active adults are just some of the reasons Green Valley, Arizona is being hailed as one of the best places to retire in the U.S. Situated in Southern Arizona, just 20 miles south of Tucson’s cultural and practical amenities, Green Valley is a small (population 24,000, in season), quiet, easy-living community.
Unlike planned resort communities, Green Valley is comprised of neighborhoods—Homeowners’ Associations—as diverse as those in any town. From collections of small, very affordable casitas to 2,500 square-foot contemporary houses overlooking fairways, Green Valley has a home for every wallet and preference. No matter which neighborhood suits you, very nearby will be a recreation center, golf course, swimming pool, walking path, bikeway, classroom, studio, house of worship, meeting room, or community garden where Green Valley comes together for fun and connection. Retirement is a whole new start on life in Green Valley—your next hometown.
Desert Hills is an equity based, member owned club managed by an elected, in-house board of directors. We are financially strong. Not owned or managed by an outside corporation, we are uniquely positioned to control our future interests while maintaining our primary focus: providing an environment that is warm, social and golf friendly. http://www.deserthillsgolfclub.org/ Continue
The only tree nut native to North America, the pecan is as naturally wholesome as it is delicious. Good thing there’s a plentiful supply of pecans in Green Valley! In fact, Green Valley Pecan Company boasts a rich history not only in harvesting this nutrient-rich nut, but also in cultivating a healthy, active community. The […] Continue
The folks who live in Green Valley, AZ have known for many years that it is one of the best places to retire. The marvel of this great community has typically been promoted by word-of-mouth from friend to friend and neighbor to neighbor. Now it seems as though others are taking notice. Continue
