Mobile Homes for Sale in Ranchos Jardines, Queen Creek

Ranchos Jardines in Queen Creek features a blend of Spanish ranch-style and new traditional homes with stucco exteriors and terracotta roofs, primarily built between the early 2000s and 2020s. These homes often have small, well-manicured backyards and veranda-covered patios. Larger ranch-style and Pueblo-styled homes, built in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, are situated on one to two-acre lots, featuring up to five bedrooms and in-ground pools. The neighborhood includes HOA-controlled subdivisions like Calistoga and Village at San Tan Heights, which provide access to community pools, basketball courts, and covered playgrounds. The 4-mile Sonoqui Wash Trail runs through the north and west sides, offering jogging, biking, and horseback riding paths that connect to the regional Maricopa Trail. Nearby, the Horseshoe Park and Equestrian Centre and the 48-acre Mansel Carter Oasis Park provide additional recreational options. Local dining options include Lucky Lou’s and Barrio Queen, while Queen Creek Marketplace and Queen Creek District offer shopping and dining experiences. Annual events like the Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek rodeo and Monster Truck Wars are held at the Horseshoe Park and Equestrian Centre. The neighborhood is primarily car-dependent, with bike lanes on some streets like Chandler Heights Road. Banner Ironwood Medical Center is about 8 miles east, and Mesa Gateway Airport is 5 miles north. Children in Ranchos Jardines attend highly rated schools such as Queen Creek Elementary and Desert Mountain Elementary, with Crismon High offering specialized Career and Technical courses.