Homes For SaleIn Santa Rosa Springs

Santa Rosa Springs in Maricopa, AZ: Homes, HOA, Schools, and Real Numbers

A newer, mostly single-family community of about 650 planned homes on the southwest side of Maricopa in 85138, off the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway near Porter Road and directly across from the Walmart and Home Depot retail node, built from 2006 through 2025 by D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, Elliott, and Costa Verde, with the West section still building. Three- to five-bedroom homes from about 1,200 to 2,741 square feet, some with multigenerational layouts, simple parks and a trail, no pool. Thirty-four homes closed at a $337,000 median over the twelve months through July 2026, per ARMLS.

Santa Rosa Springs at a glance

• 34 homes closed at a median of $337,000 over the twelve months through July 2026, per ARMLS, below the citywide median. See what homes sold for.
• Planned at close to 650 homes, built across phases from 2006 through 2025 by D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, Elliott, and Costa Verde; most of it is established resale, and the newer West Santa Rosa Springs section still builds. See home types.
• Three to five bedrooms, two to four baths, about 1,200 to 2,741 square feet, and some plans include a multigenerational layout with a separate suite. See home types.
• Covered playgrounds, a basketball court, volleyball, a sports field, green spaces, and a walking trail with west-facing mountain views; no community pool. See amenities.
• One HOA, managed by Brown Community Management and billed monthly. See how the HOA works.
• Maricopa Unified School District, generally Saddleback Elementary, Maricopa Wells Middle, and Maricopa High, with 2026-2027 boundaries. See schools and commute.
• Not the same place as Santa Rosa Crossing or El Rancho Santa Rosa. See the similar names.

Santa Rosa Springs is a practical, newer community on the southwest edge of Maricopa, in 85138, Pinal County, just beyond the overpass and across the highway from the Walmart and Home Depot retail node, off the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway (SR 238) near Porter Road. The location is built around convenience: everyday retail across the road, SR 238 and John Wayne Parkway for commuting, and the Copper Sky Recreation Complex and Pacana Park a short drive away. It is established but still growing, known for straightforward three- to five-bedroom homes. The sections below cover what homes sold for, the amenities, the homes and the multigenerational plans, how the HOA works, the schools and commute, and how to avoid confusing it with the other Santa Rosa communities across town, using closed-sale data rather than estimates.

What did Santa Rosa Springs homes sell for?

Thirty-four homes closed in Santa Rosa Springs at a median sold price of $337,000 over the twelve months through July 2026, per ARMLS, below the citywide median of $345,715 for the same period. In a community that is part resale and part new build, the comp set depends on the section and the plan: a multigenerational layout, a standard three-bedroom, and a newer West-section home are different markets, and a resale in the established sections also prices against whatever the builder is offering in the West section. We pull the current Santa Rosa Springs closings for any address on request, and every Maricopa community's numbers sit side by side on the Maricopa market snapshot.

What amenities does Santa Rosa Springs offer, and is there a pool?

The internal amenities are kept simple: covered playgrounds, a basketball court, volleyball, a sports field, green spaces, and a scenic walking trail with west-facing mountain views. There is no community pool. The thinking is the same as in several Maricopa communities: modest internal amenities, and therefore a lighter HOA, paired with major facilities nearby, since the Copper Sky Recreation Complex, a paid-membership city facility with pools, a gym, and sports fields, and Pacana Park, with ball fields and a pond, are both minutes away.

What types of homes are in Santa Rosa Springs?

Detached single-family homes, one- and two-story, three to five bedrooms and two to four baths, from about 1,200 to 2,741 square feet, built across phases by D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, and other builders including Elliott and Costa Verde, with build years from about 2006 through 2025. Some plans include a multigenerational layout with a separate suite, which is uncommon in Maricopa's resale stock and worth searching for by name if that fits your household. Most of the community is established, and trades on resale, but the newer West Santa Rosa Springs section has continued to build, so brand-new and near-new homes sit alongside established resales with existing yards. Current inventory, resale, and builder homes are in the listings at the top of this page.

How does the Santa Rosa Springs HOA work?

One community association, managed by Brown Community Management and billed monthly, funds the parks, courts, trail, and common areas. Get current dues and any transfer fees from Brown for a specific home, because they change year to year by board decision; where a builder is still active in the West section, they can change again at the handover to homeowner control. Like every Maricopa HOA, it operates under CC&Rs and design guidelines that cover exterior changes, landscaping, and parking; on a resale, Arizona law requires an HOA disclosure package, with the disclosure and document fee capped by Arizona statute, and on a builder purchase, the documents come through the builder's contract package.

What about schools and the commute?

There are no schools inside the subdivision, but Santa Rosa Springs is in the Maricopa Unified School District, generally served by Saddleback Elementary, Maricopa Wells Middle School, and Maricopa High School. The Governing Board approved new attendance boundaries on December 10, 2025, effective for the 2026-2027 school year, so confirm any home against the current MUSD boundary map. For commuting, SR 238 and John Wayne Parkway give solid routes north, and most residents take SR 347 toward the I-10 corridor, typically 35 to 45 minutes to Phoenix and East Valley job centers, with rush hour and incidents extending that. Testing your exact route at your actual commute hours before writing an offer is the advice we give every buyer.

Is Santa Rosa Springs the same as Santa Rosa Crossing or Rancho Santa Rosa?

No. Three Maricopa communities share the name. Santa Rosa Springs is this one, on the southwest side off SR 238. Santa Rosa Crossing is a separate, sold-out Centex community on the south side. El Rancho Santa Rosa and Rancho Santa Rosa are on the east side with their own builders and HOAs. Listings and search portals mix them up, so confirm the subdivision name on the listing and the HOA on the disclosure package before you compare prices or write an offer.

How do you sell a home in Santa Rosa Springs?

Selling here means pricing to the right comparables, because a multigenerational plan, a standard three-bedroom, and a newer West-section home are different markets, and the listing leads with what the home offers: the layout, the retail convenience across the road, and, where the lot has it, the trail and the mountain views. A resale in the established sections has what the West-section builder does not: a finished yard and paid upgrades, and we market it against that builder inventory rather than pretending it isn't there. Our listing approach covers that pricing, professional photography, community and drone video, targeted digital and social advertising, MEGA Open Houses, and private buyer previews. James Sanson has been a licensed Arizona REALTOR since 2002, a Maricopa specialist since 2004, with 1,300+ closings and 267 five-star reviews on Zillow. Start with a free home value report, see how our selling process works, or call 520-838-8037.

How does Santa Rosa Springs compare to nearby communities?

Buyers weighing Santa Rosa Springs most often compare Santa Rosa Crossing, the sold-out Centex community a few minutes east; Desert Cedars, the established community across from Copper Sky; and Glennwilde, for a fuller amenity package with two heated pools at a higher HOA. For the other Maricopa communities with multigenerational plans, Anderson Farms and Alterra both have Lennar Next Gen homes.

Frequently asked questions

Does Santa Rosa Springs have a community pool?

No. Amenities include covered playgrounds, a basketball court, volleyball, a sports field, green spaces, and a walking trail with mountain views. The Copper Sky Recreation Complex and Pacana Park are minutes away.

Who built Santa Rosa Springs, and is it new construction or resale?

D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, and other builders, including Elliott and Costa Verde, built homes from about 2006 through 2025. Most of the community trades on resale; the West Santa Rosa Springs section has continued to build, so both are available.

Are there multigenerational homes in Santa Rosa Springs?

Yes, some plans include a multigenerational layout with a separate suite. Tell us up front if that is a requirement, and we filter for it.

What are the HOA fees in Santa Rosa Springs?

One HOA, managed by Brown Community Management and billed monthly, funds the parks, courts, trail, and common areas. Get the current amount from Brown before closing, because dues change over time.

What schools serve Santa Rosa Springs?

Maricopa Unified School District, generally Saddleback Elementary, Maricopa Wells Middle School, and Maricopa High School. No school is located within the subdivision. New attendance boundaries take effect for 2026-2027, so confirm the exact street against the current MUSD boundary map.

Is Santa Rosa Springs the same as Santa Rosa Crossing?

No. Santa Rosa Springs is on the southwest side of SR 238; Santa Rosa Crossing is a separate, sold-out Centex community on the south side; and El Rancho Santa Rosa and Rancho Santa Rosa are east-side communities. Confirm the subdivision name on any listing.

How can I research safety and crime data for Santa Rosa Springs?

Review current public crime statistics from official sources and visit the community at different times of day. We provide links to the data rather than characterizing any area, and a firsthand visit tells you the most.

See Santa Rosa Springs for yourself

Browse the current listings above, run payment scenarios on the Maricopa mortgage calculator, or connect with our Maricopa real estate agents for a same-day or same-week tour. Call 520-838-8037 (calls only).

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