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$749,990
4 Beds 3 Baths 7072659 MLS 2,668 SqFt.
Welcome to elevated single-level living in Bella Via, where thoughtful design, beautiful upgrades and effortless Arizona living come together. From the moment you enter through the gated private courtyard, this Pulte home feels inviting and refined. Step inside to soaring 10' ceilings, plantation shutters and an abundance of natural light that enhances the home's open, airy design. Generous living and dining spaces unfold naturally into the heart of the home, creating an easy flow for everything from quiet evenings at home to a house full of friends and family. The gourmet kitchen deserves center stage, anchored by an oversized island that provides abundant prep space, casual seating and a natural gathering place. Crisp white cabinetry, granite countertops, tiled backsplash, stainless appliances, double ovens, built-in microwave and gas cooking combine style with serious functionality. A large walk-in pantry provides exceptional storage, while instant hot water at the kitchen sink is one of those thoughtful conveniences you'll quickly appreciate. Open to the great room, the kitchen keeps everyone connected and makes entertaining effortless. The great room is spacious yet comfortable, with soaring ceilings, plantation shutters and abundant natural light creating an inviting setting for everyday living and entertaining. Surround-sound wiring adds another layer of functionality, while the adjoining open den extends the living space rather than closing it off, creating a versatile setting for a home office, library, reading area or additional lounge. The primary suite is tucked away as a private retreat with generous proportions and its own sliding-door exit to the backyard, creating an effortless connection to the pool and outdoor living areas. The ensuite bath offers an oversized walk-in shower, dual vanities and a substantial walk-in closet, creating a comfortable and private escape at the end of the day. Generously sized secondary bedrooms provide comfortable spaces for family and guests, while additional cabinetry offers even more thoughtful storage. Throughout the home, the floor plan feels intentional: open where you want connection, private where you want separation and all on one convenient level. Then the Arizona lifestyle takes over. The backyard feels less like an afterthought and more like another living space. A sparkling Pebble Type pool creates the centerpiece, complemented by low-maintenance landscaping, covered outdoor living and a dedicated covered BBQ area with a gas line already in place. Even the pool equipment has its own covered area, keeping the practical elements neatly tucked away. Direct access from both the main living area and primary suite allows indoor and outdoor spaces to flow together beautifully, whether it's morning coffee by the pool, an afternoon swim or an evening spent entertaining beneath the Arizona sky. - Behind the beautiful finishes are thoughtful improvements designed to make everyday living more comfortable and efficient, including a tankless water heater, whole-house water treatment system, upgraded R-60 insulation and additional cabinetry near the laundry area. A 3-car garage and easy-care landscaping add another layer of convenience to a home designed to be enjoyed rather than constantly maintained. - And then there is Bella Via itself - The community offers parks, playgrounds, walking and biking paths and inviting neighborhood gathering spaces, creating opportunities to get outside and enjoy the neighborhood beyond your own backyard. It is all set within Southeast Mesa's rapidly expanding Gateway corridor, an area that continues to emerge as one of the Southeast Valley's most exciting centers for growth, education, technology and employment. - Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, ASU Polytechnic and Chandler-Gilbert Community College are all part of the energy surrounding this growing corner of Mesa, while nearby technology, aerospace and advanced-manufacturing development continue to reshape the Gateway area. Loop 202 and US 60 provide convenient access throughout the Valley, while shopping, dining, schools and everyday conveniences continue to expand throughout Southeast Mesa. - When it's time to trade pavement for desert, hiking, biking and outdoor recreation are within easy reach, delivering another part of the lifestyle that makes this area so appealing: newer communities, open space and recreation paired with access to the employment, education and technology centers driving the future of the Southeast Valley. This is more than a beautifully upgraded Pulte home with a private pool. It's a home designed around the way people want to live in Arizona: open and comfortable, connected to the outdoors and surrounded by a community and corridor that continue to grow around it.

10953 E Tripoli Avenue, Mesa

$525,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 7072636 MLS 1,743 SqFt.
Located on a nearly half-acre corner lot with spectacular mountain views and NO HOA, this completely remodeled 3-bedroom + bonus room home offers the space, flexibility, and freedom that are increasingly hard to find. With multiple RV gates & plenty of room for RV, UTV, trailer, boat, and recreational vehicle parking, this property is ideal for buyers looking for a large lot without HOA restrictions. The completely updated interior features new luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, upgraded 4-inch baseboards, & all-new plumbing fixtures, ceiling fans, lighting fixtures, and hardware for a fresh, move-in ready feel. The remodeled kitchen showcases abundant new 42-inch white shaker cabinetry with hardware, quartz countertops, tile backsplash, pantry storage, & stainless-steel appliances. A reverse osmosis system and whole-house water filtration system add everyday convenience, while the laundry room includes additional shaker cabinetry for extra storage. The spacious owner's suite features a beautifully remodeled bathroom with a new vanity, quartz countertop, updated mirror and fixtures, and a custom tiled walk-in shower. The guest bathroom has also been completely updated with a new vanity, mirror, fixtures, and tile-surround tub and shower. Major improvements provide additional peace of mind, including a new AC unit, newer roof, and OWNED solar panels, giving you the benefits of solar without a solar lease or monthly loan payment. Outside is where this property truly stands apart. The expansive fenced backyard is a blank canvas with room to create your ideal Arizona outdoor lifestyle--whether that means adding a pool, workshop, additional garage, outdoor entertaining area, or recreational space. Multiple RV gates provide excellent access and flexibility for RVs, UTVs, trailers, boats, and other toys. A large 2-car carport and separate storage area provide even more usable space. If you're searching for a remodeled Arizona home on a large lot with mountain views, no HOA, RV parking, recreational vehicle storage, owned solar, and room to create your dream backyard, this property offers a rare combination of space, freedom, and modern upgrades.

7750 E Hermosa Vista Drive, Mesa

$360,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 7072463 MLS 1,352 SqFt.
Opportunities like this are what make certain homes in Monte Vista truly stand apart. Set on an exceptional homesite with the East Pool just steps away and expansive open space behind, this 2020 Cavco Pebble Beach combines one of the community's most desirable locations with an impressive collection of builder upgrades and approximately 1,352 sq ft of beautifully designed living space. Offering 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the home was thoughtfully configured for both everyday comfort and effortless entertaining, with the added space and flexibility that make the Pebble Beach floor plan so sought after. The setting is every bit as remarkable as the home itself. Step outside to a generous front patio overlooking the pool area, a beautifully finished paver side yard with dedicated space fo golf car parking, and an expansive covered rear patio extending nearly the full length of the home. With open space directly behind the property, the backyard feels unusually private, spacious and peaceful for resort living. The covered two-car carport is enhanced by Roll-A-Shield enclosures, offering additional shade, privacy and security, while a bonus room at the rear provides valuable additional space for storage, hobbies or whatever best suits your lifestyle. Located close to the community center and Monte Vista's extensive resort amenities, this home delivers a combination of premium location, upgraded construction, generous indoor living and exceptional outdoor space that rarely becomes available. Offered furnished or unfurnished, Lot 641 is an opportunity for the buyer who has been waiting for something beyond the ordinary in Monte Vista Village Resort.

8865 E Baseline Road Unit 641, Mesa

$570,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 7072444 MLS 1,683 SqFt.
Start with the number nobody expects. 2025 property taxes: $928. Maricopa County classifies this parcel non commercial historic, and a buyer applies to carry that classification forward. Then add the assumable loan in the low 3% range, subject to lender approval and qualification. Now walk the land. Four tenths of an acre in Mesa's Evergreen Historic District. Flood irrigation feeds a pecan and seventy years of canopy. Open ground for a garden, orchard, shop or pool. FEMA Zone X. No HOA. Inside: 1,683 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a half bath, wood burning fireplace, quartz kitchen 2023. Windows and doors 2024. Sewer line 2023. Floors 2019. Roof and AC 2018. Low taxes. Low rate. Land you cannot manufacture. Full detail in the supplement. Buyer to verify all WHAT MOST HOMES IN MESA CANNOT OFFER ANYMORE Space. History. Irrigation. Seventy year old trees. And the freedom to build something that is actually yours. Almost every home you tour this month sits on a lot someone else already decided for you. Fence to fence. Gravel and a shrub. A back yard you maintain instead of use. This one is four tenths of an acre. 17,424 square feet. Platted in the 1950s when this stretch of central Mesa was sold as mini farms, and it still carries the thing that made those parcels work: flood irrigation. WHY THE IRRIGATION MATTERS MORE THAN IT SOUNDS Flood irrigation soaks the full root zone. That is why the canopy here is what it is, including an established pecan, and why the ground can carry a lawn, a pasture, an orchard or a garden at a fraction of what the same greenery costs on city water. The irrigation was updated in 2020. Those sandbags and low berms in the back yard photos are the delivery system, not a warning. On an irrigation turn, water is released onto the parcel and the bags hold it where it belongs and steer it away from the house, the patio and the outbuilding. For the record, FEMA maps this parcel in Zone X, outside the one percent annual chance floodplain, where flood insurance is not federally required. THE NUMBER THAT CHANGES THE MATH 2025 property taxes were $928. The assessor's record classifies the parcel non commercial historic, which assesses at a five percent ratio instead of ten. A buyer files an affidavit of change of ownership with the State Historic Preservation Office and applies to continue that classification. That classification carries obligations, including preserving the architectural integrity of the home, submitting exterior alteration plans for review, and non income producing use. Serious buyers should read those terms and confirm them directly. THE ASSUMABLE LOAN, EXPLAINED PLAINLY This property carries an assumable loan with an interest rate in the low 3% range, subject to lender approval and buyer qualification. Most buyers will simply finance this the normal way. Bring a down payment, get a mortgage for the balance, done. Standard conventional, VA, FHA and cash offers are all welcome, and the property stands on its own merits at this price. But if you have liquidity, read this part twice. Assuming the existing loan means stepping into the remaining balance at that rate instead of borrowing at today's rate. The difference between that balance and the purchase price is covered by the buyer, typically with cash. That is the tradeoff. You put more in up front, and in exchange you get an interest rate that is not available anywhere in today's market, locked for the remaining life of the loan. Run the payment difference between the low 3s and current market on that balance. Then multiply it by the years you plan to stay. That number is the reason this paragraph exists. Assumption terms, the current balance and servicer requirements are available upon request. Timelines for lender approval on an assumption run longer than a standard loan, so buyers considering this path should start early. Buyer to verify all financing terms, balances and assumption requirements independently. WHAT HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE The house was built in 1955. Here is what has been replaced since: 2024 vinyl dual pane windows and doors 2023 kitchen remodel 2023 sewer line replaced from the street to the home 2020 irrigation updated 2020 barn style outbuilding built, roughly 12 by 14 with large barn doors 2019 new roof 2019 new floors and baseboards 2018 new heavy duty AC unit Read that list again. Windows, kitchen, sewer, irrigation, roof, floors, air. Seven years of continuous investment on a seventy year old house. The expensive unknowns are already answered. INSIDE 1,683 square feet. Three bedrooms. Two full baths and a half bath. The great room is anchored by a sculpted stucco wood burning fireplace with a raised curved hearth, original to mid century ranch construction and difficult to reproduce today. Wood look plank flooring runs continuously through the main living areas. A slider opens the room onto the covered patio, so the outdoor space reads as part of the interior rather than separate from it. The kitchen was remodeled in 2023 with quartz countertops, white subway tile, two tone shaker cabinetry, stainless appliances and a five burner gas range. It opens to a breakfast nook wrapped in corner windows, the brightest spot in the home. The primary bedroom has an en suite bath with a fully tiled walk in shower, plus a full wall of double sliding closets, unusually deep storage for a home of this era. The second bedroom carries a built in Murphy bed flanked by shelving, drawers and a desk, so it works as an office daily and converts to a guest room in seconds. Those built ins convey. OUTSIDE A covered patio runs the back of the home, deep enough for a full outdoor dining set. Past it, open irrigated ground running to the rear fence. The barn style building handles the garden tools, bikes and seasonal storage that normally take over a garage. A long driveway leads to a two car carport. There is no garage and no rear RV gate today, though the driveway offers considerable additional parking in front. THE NEIGHBORHOOD The Evergreen Historic District is recognized by the City of Mesa and listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its role in Mesa's shift from agriculture into the city it became. Mature streetscapes. Architectural variety. Large established lots. A neighborhood story no new subdivision can manufacture. Country Club and University are minutes away, and so is downtown Mesa, Loop 202 and the run into Tempe, Phoenix and Sky Harbor. THE HONEST CLOSE You are not going to understand this property from a bedroom count and a price per square foot. You have to stand under the trees. Look across the open ground. Think about what you would plant in it. Think about what $928 in property taxes and a rate in the low 3s does to a monthly payment. Homes get remodeled every day. Land inside a historic district with irrigation rights and a tax classification attached to it does not come back on the market often. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all figures, square footage, lot dimensions, tax classification, irrigation district membership and loan assumption terms independently.

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Homes for Sale in Mesa AZ

Mesa, Arizona is the third-largest city in Arizona and one of the most diverse real estate markets in the greater Phoenix area. From the resort-style master-planned communities of east Mesa to the established neighborhoods near downtown, Mesa offers buyers an enormous range of price points, lifestyles, and community types. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a growing family, or a move-up buyer looking for more, Mesa likely has what you need. Browse current listings or call Megan & Jason Williams at 480-618-1890 to get started.


Is Mesa AZ a Good Place to Live?

Yes — Mesa is one of the most livable large cities in Arizona. Its size means incredible variety: you can find everything from urban walkability near downtown Mesa and the Mesa Arts Center to wide suburban subdivisions in the east and quiet established neighborhoods with mature landscaping throughout. Mesa regularly ranks among Arizona's top cities for quality of life, safety in its eastern zones, and access to amenities.

The city has invested significantly in its downtown revitalization, making it an increasingly attractive urban core. At the same time, the eastern portions of Mesa — particularly near 85212 and Eastmark — continue to attract strong buyer interest with newer construction and master-planned amenities. There's genuinely something for everyone here.

Cost of Living in Mesa AZ

Mesa's cost of living is close to the national average, with housing costs as the primary variable. Home prices in Mesa span a wide range — from the low $300s for older resale homes in more established neighborhoods to $700,000 and above in premium communities like Las Sendas or newer east Mesa construction.

The most active buyer range across the city is currently $350,000–$550,000, where buyers can find well-maintained homes in family-friendly neighborhoods with solid school access. Arizona's low property tax rates help keep monthly ownership costs reasonable. Utilities and everyday expenses are in line with the broader metro.

Community and Lifestyle in Mesa

Mesa's lifestyle varies significantly by area. Near downtown, the Mesa Arts Center anchors a growing cultural district with galleries, performances, dining, and the Arizona Museum of Natural History. The Sloan Park area brings Cubs spring training energy to Mesa each February and March, with a calendar of events that energizes the community.

In the eastern neighborhoods, the lifestyle is more suburban and family-focused — community pools, parks, youth sports leagues, and neighborhood events define the day-to-day. Eastmark and the surrounding east Mesa area have created a vibrant newer community with its own town center, parks, and social programming. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Usery Mountain Regional Park and the proximity to the Superstition Mountains offer world-class hiking and recreation minutes from many Mesa addresses.

Schools and Education in Mesa

Mesa is primarily served by the Mesa Unified School District (MUSD), one of the largest school districts in Arizona. MUSD operates over 80 schools and serves a diverse student population with a wide range of academic programs, including magnet schools, IB programs, and career-technical education pathways.

School quality varies within MUSD depending on the specific campus and neighborhood. Eastern Mesa schools — particularly those near Eastmark and the 85212 zip code — tend to receive strong ratings. Gilbert Unified School District serves portions of far east Mesa near the Gilbert boundary, and those schools are consistently among the highest-rated in Arizona. For buyers where school quality is a top priority, we can help you identify specific streets and parcels that fall within the best-performing attendance zones.

Healthcare Access in Mesa

Mesa has excellent healthcare infrastructure. Banner Desert Medical Center is one of the largest hospitals in the state, offering a full range of services including a nationally recognized children's hospital. Banner Gateway Medical Center in east Mesa is a newer facility with strong reviews and convenient access for east Mesa residents.

Mountain Vista Medical Center, Dignity Health Mercy Gilbert, and several urgent care and specialty clinic networks round out a comprehensive healthcare landscape for residents. No matter where in Mesa you live, quality care is close by.

Job Market and Commute in Mesa

Mesa has a strong and diverse local economy. Major employers include Banner Health, Boeing, United Airlines (which operates a major training center near Mesa Gateway Airport), Apple's data center campus, and a growing cluster of aerospace and advanced manufacturing companies in the Gateway Airport area. The city's strategic investment in the Gateway economic zone has paid off significantly.

For commuters heading north to Scottsdale, downtown Phoenix, or Tempe, the US-60 and SR-202 freeways provide solid access, though peak-hour traffic can be significant. The east-west size of Mesa means commute times vary considerably by neighborhood — east Mesa residents generally face longer drives to central employment hubs but benefit from lower housing costs and newer construction. The light rail system connects western Mesa through Tempe to downtown Phoenix, providing a useful transit option for some workers.

Safety and Crime in Mesa

Like any large city, Mesa's safety profile varies considerably by neighborhood. Eastern Mesa — particularly the 85207, 85209, and 85212 zip codes — consistently reports among the lowest crime rates in the entire Phoenix metro. These newer, more affluent eastern neighborhoods benefit from strong community engagement and proactive policing.

Central and western Mesa have seen more varied crime patterns, and buyers focused on safety should pay careful attention to specific streets and neighborhoods rather than relying on citywide statistics. We help our buyers do the research needed to make informed decisions about safety in any neighborhood they're considering.

Things to Do in Mesa

Mesa punches well above its weight for a suburban city when it comes to entertainment, culture, and recreation. The Mesa Arts Center is one of the premier performing arts venues in Arizona, hosting national touring productions, concerts, and local arts programming year-round. The Arizona Museum of Natural History and the i.d.e.a. Museum are beloved family destinations.

Sloan Park brings Chicago Cubs spring training to Mesa, and the surrounding stadium district is a growing entertainment hub. Usery Mountain Regional Park offers 3,600+ acres of Sonoran Desert hiking and biking. The nearby Superstition Mountains anchor some of the most scenic outdoor recreation in the Phoenix metro. And for everyday entertainment, downtown Mesa's revitalized restaurant and bar scene has become a genuine destination.

Why People Are Moving to Mesa

Mesa draws buyers for different reasons depending on where they're looking. East Mesa draws families who want newer construction, good schools, and access to the outdoor lifestyle near the Superstitions — at prices that are often meaningfully lower than equivalent homes in Chandler or Gilbert. The Eastmark community, in particular, has attracted a significant wave of buyers seeking master-planned living with a true sense of community.

Out-of-state relocators find Mesa's size reassuring — it has the full range of services, healthcare, and amenities of a major city without the premium of Scottsdale or certain Chandler zip codes. Tech workers coming to the East Valley for Boeing, Apple, or the Gateway aerospace corridor often land in Mesa specifically. And for buyers who prioritize character and culture, downtown Mesa's arts scene and historic neighborhoods offer something genuinely different from the broader suburban landscape.

Best Neighborhoods in Mesa

Mesa's best neighborhoods vary significantly by lifestyle and price point. Here are the areas we work with most frequently:

  • Eastmark — One of the most ambitious master-planned communities in Arizona, Eastmark is a city within a city in far east Mesa. It features a town center, parks, community pools, and a strong social programming calendar. Highly popular with families and remote workers drawn by the amenities and community feel.
  • Las Sendas — A premium gated community in northeast Mesa offering stunning mountain views, golf, and resort-style amenities. One of the most sought-after addresses in the city for buyers seeking a premium lifestyle.
  • Red Mountain Ranch — An established master-planned community in northeast Mesa centered on a golf course, with mature landscaping, larger lots, and a loyal resident base.
  • Val Vista Lakes — A distinctive central Mesa community built around a network of private lakes. Residents enjoy waterfront living, paddleboating, and a resort-style clubhouse at a price point typically below comparable communities in Chandler or Gilbert.

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Selling a Home in Mesa

Mesa's real estate market is large and competitive, which means proper pricing and presentation matter more here than in smaller markets. Our team brings deep east Mesa market knowledge, professional photography, and data-driven pricing to every listing — giving your home the best possible exposure to qualified buyers.

Learn more about how we sell homes in the Phoenix metro or call us at 480-618-1890 for a free, no-obligation home valuation.

Retirement and Downsizing in Mesa

Mesa has a long history as a retirement destination, and that remains true today. The city has an enormous inventory of single-story homes, patio home communities, and active adult developments spread across its many neighborhoods. The combination of year-round sunshine, excellent healthcare (Banner Desert, Banner Gateway), and affordable pricing relative to coastal cities makes Mesa a perennial top choice for retirees.

Val Vista Lakes and various central Mesa patio home communities are particularly popular with downsizing buyers who want a low-maintenance lifestyle with community amenities. The light rail system also provides a convenient, car-optional transportation option for residents who prefer not to drive for every errand.

Ready to explore your options? Call or text 480-618-1890 or browse our buyer resources.

Mesa AZ FAQs

Is Mesa AZ a good place to live?

Yes — Mesa offers a wide range of neighborhoods, price points, and lifestyles that make it a strong choice for families, professionals, retirees, and first-time buyers alike. Eastern Mesa in particular is consistently rated among the best areas in the entire Phoenix metro for safety, schools, and quality of life.

What is the average home price in Mesa AZ?

Home prices in Mesa range from the low $300s for older resale homes to $700,000+ in premium communities. The most active buyer range is currently $350,000–$550,000. Call or text 480-618-1890 for a current market snapshot of the specific area you're considering.

What are the best neighborhoods in Mesa AZ?

Eastmark, Las Sendas, and Red Mountain Ranch are among the most sought-after communities. For lake living, Val Vista Lakes offers something unique. The right neighborhood depends on your budget, lifestyle, and school priorities — we're happy to walk you through all the options.

How far is Mesa from Phoenix?

Mesa borders Phoenix to the east and west Mesa is only about 15–20 minutes from downtown Phoenix. Eastern Mesa near Eastmark is further — approximately 35–45 minutes from downtown Phoenix depending on traffic.

Is Mesa AZ safe?

Safety varies significantly by neighborhood. Eastern Mesa — particularly the 85207, 85209, and 85212 zip codes — consistently reports very low crime rates. Central and western Mesa have more varied profiles. We always recommend reviewing current crime data for specific neighborhoods and streets before making a purchase decision.

What school district serves Mesa AZ?

Most of Mesa is served by the Mesa Unified School District. Portions of far east Mesa fall within the Gilbert Unified School District, which is consistently ranked among Arizona's best. Gilbert Unified school boundaries can significantly impact home values in the overlap areas near the Gilbert/Mesa border.


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