Green Valley Fairways sits in a quiet corner of an active 55+ community with three sections called Fairways I, II, and III, and you'll see homes built from the 1960s and 1970s with Southwest looks, Spanish Revival touches, sturdy masonry and stucco, and those neat tile roofs, so it really feels like old Arizona, and you also see desert plants, gravel gardens, and mature trees. These single-family homes, some with classic 1970s updates, offer folks a single-level layout that's good for moving around, no basements or fireplaces to worry about, and there are different features, like Arizona rooms or AZ ROOM expansions that give more space to relax or visit, while patios, private yards with saguaros, a tiered fountain, or a rose garden make it easy to enjoy sunshine or have friends over. You get fresh interior paint, tile and laminate floors, ceiling fans, and central air or smart thermostats, plus handy things like stainless steel appliances, convection induction stoves, reverse osmosis systems, ENERGY STAR dishwashers, and roomy cabinets with a big island in the kitchen, and some places come with a hot tub spa, covered patio, or a walled courtyard, and garage spots-including tandem garages and extra uncovered spaces so you can put a golf cart out back by the alley entry.
For people needing more help, Green Valley Fairways offers different care types like assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, and independent living, all with an active adult focus, so you'll find medication management, help with daily tasks like dressing and meals, special menus for allergies or diabetes, and a 24-hour call system. Some homes or areas only have space for up to six people, making it quieter. The staff provides daily housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, move-in coordination, family support, and even concierge services if you need them. You get all-day dining in a dining room setting and, if you need help, staff'll handle the prep and serving.
Residents can join in on all sorts of activities, with scheduled programs, movie nights, libraries, fitness room and spa, wellness programs, outdoor walking paths, and meetups run by neighbors. Community areas include recreation centers, pools, tennis courts, golf courses, historic sights, jogging or bike paths, and green parks for walking, plus the basics like paved streets, sidewalks, and a secure masonry and wire fence. Houses sit on nice big lots-some almost a quarter acre-with desert landscaping, decorative gravel, tidy shrubs, and sprinkler or drip systems to cut down on upkeep, and utilities cover water, propane, sewer, and Wi-Fi/high-speed internet throughout the neighborhood. There's a small HOA fee of $5 a month in Fairways No.3, which covers ground maintenance, and the Green Valley Fairways HOA website helps folks stay connected. The place has a real focus on keeping things easy for active adults, and you'll find plenty of dedicated programs and resources aimed at making daily living simple and pleasant for people who want to stay as independent as possible while still having help close at hand.
