Golf Course Paradise

The 830-acre master planned community of Terravita in North Scottsdale offers residents life among the gorgeous Sonoran Desert near mile-high Black Mountain and the huge rock formations of The Boulders. The guard-gated community consists of twenty-three neighborhoods with homes of similar sizes and styles, over four hundred of them with views of the golf course. Resale homes are available from 1,800 square feet at $445,000 to 4,000 square feet at $999,999.

The private 18-hole championship golf course has won several awards for its playability and visual harmony with the Sonoran Desert landscape, including recognition by the Association of Landscape Contractors of America for “promoting, protecting and preserving the heritage of beauty for future generations.” The private course was designed by celebrated architects Billy Casper and Greg Nash.

Terravita Golf Club, owned and operated by its membership, offers a complete pro shop and PGA-certified instructors with more than thirty combined years of experience. The 32,000-square-foot clubhouse increases the pleasure of the Terravita lifestyle with The Sunset Dining Room and The Grille for fine and casual dining, indoors and al fresco. There’s also a snack bar for a fast bite, and private dining and catering are available. Monthly social activities, happy hours, and block parties enhance the social atmosphere. Other amenities include a fitness center with an Olympic-size pool, tennis facilities, steam rooms, classic and water aerobics, yoga, and pilates. Personal trainers and massage therapists are available to help you strengthen your workout and relax afterward. You might spend an afternoon at the outdoor ramada and spa, or enjoy the more than seven miles of walking trails. Planned activities include participation in an art league; bridge, mahjong, and book discussion groups; photography and writing workshops; and other special events.

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