Continental Reserve Homes for Rent

The Continental Reserve’s residential communities replaced cotton farms and open spaces at the start of the 21st century in Marana, a city about 15 miles north of Tucson. “[The neighborhood] is on the west side of the freeway, but it has its infrastructure. There’s every kind of restaurant and bar you could imagine, and then you’ve got hardware and auto parts stores. Hence, it’s its own little community,” says Dan Grammar, a Realtor with Realty Executives Arizona Territory, who has over 20 years of experience. “It’s self-sufficient, so from a buyer’s perspective, you don’t have to go anywhere to get anything or to get anything done that they need.” Subdivisions branch off Continental Reserve Loop, a thoroughfare with a sidewalk connecting homes to Continental Reserve Park and Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary School. The Featherstone subdivision has many Pueblo Revivals, which are priced around $360,000 to slightly over $535,000. Spanish Revivals are common in the neighborhood, from the Diamante Vista community to the gated Sierra Crest subdivision. Homes vary from one to two stories, with prices ranging from about $320,000 to $615,000. Most houses are owned though some rent for about