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A guard-gated Del Webb country club community of 1,650 homes, with a private 18-hole championship course and Santa Barbara-inspired architecture.
Del Webb's first private country club active adult community in the Phoenix area, built between 2003 and 2007 in Sun City West.
Corte Bella is a guard-gated Del Webb community of 1,650 single-family homes set on roughly 720 acres in Sun City West, Arizona. It was Del Webb's first foray into the country club format, designed to give buyers the amenity package of a Del Webb community in a smaller, more intimate setting. With around 1,650 homes, it is a fraction of the size of Sun City Grand or the original Sun City, and that scale is part of the appeal for buyers who want resort amenities without the size of a 10,000-home neighborhood.
The architecture is Santa Barbara and Mediterranean inspired. Streets are lined with cypress trees and old-fashioned street lamps, and the clubhouse and recreation buildings feature stucco walls, tile roofs, courtyards, fountains, and archways. The community sits just off Loop 303 in Peoria's northwest corridor, which makes Surprise, Sun City West retail, and the valley's spring training and sports venues easy to reach.
Corte Bella is also one of the few active adult communities in the area with a 45+ age restriction rather than 55+. At least one resident in the home must be 45 or older, and that opens the community up to pre-retirement buyers and couples where one spouse is younger than 55. If you have been looking at Sun City West and feeling like you are not quite ready, Corte Bella is worth a serious look. For pre-retirement buyers relocating from another state, our Phoenix-area 55+ relocation guide covers the timing decisions that come up when you're moving before you fully retire.
Del Webb built 12 single-level floor plans across Corte Bella, organized into four collections by size. Here are all of them, grouped by collection.
The smallest homes in Corte Bella, from 1,155 to 1,282 sq ft. Often a fit for snowbirds and second-home buyers who want a lock-and-leave footprint with full community access.
Mid-size single-family homes from 1,352 to 1,904 sq ft. The most common floor plans in Corte Bella, often two bedrooms plus a den with a two-car garage.
Larger single-family homes from 2,070 to 2,727 sq ft. Often three bedrooms or two plus a den, with options for casitas, three-car garages, and golf course lots.
Corte Bella's largest floor plans, from 2,785 to 3,027 sq ft. Typically sit on premium lots, often with golf course frontage, and offer the most space for entertaining and full-time living.
A 9,000 square foot social hall, a fitness and spa center, an 18-hole championship golf course, and an on-site restaurant. The amenity package is right-sized for the community.
An 18-hole, 7,011-yard private course designed by Greg Nash that winds through the community. Lush Bermuda fairways rather than desert target style. Residents get discounted greens fees, and full golf memberships are available with priority tee times.
A 12,000 square foot fitness center with cardio and strength equipment, an aerobics and dance studio, and a day spa with treatment rooms, therapy tubs, saunas, and a sun patio. Group classes and personal training are part of the regular calendar.
An outdoor heated pool with a separate lap pool and spa, plus a sun patio. Pool deck looks out over the community and surrounding mountain views. The Bella Vista restaurant is right next to the pool complex.
Tennis courts, pickleball courts, and bocce lanes are all on-site. The smaller community size means courts are usually easy to book, and league play has a friendly, less competitive feel than larger 55+ neighborhoods.
The main clubhouse with a ballroom, card rooms, arts and crafts studio, and meeting rooms. Hosts the regular calendar of events, club meetings, and community gatherings. Mountain views in nearly every direction.
Bella Vista Restaurant inside the clubhouse serves residents and guests, with a casual dining feel and a regular menu plus event nights. The golf clubhouse also has its own grill and pro shop for golfers.
One important note for buyers from Sun City West. Corte Bella residents do not have access to the Sun City West Recreation Centers, and Sun City West residents do not have access to Corte Bella. Even though Corte Bella is geographically inside Sun City West, it is its own community with its own HOA, gates, and amenity package.
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The Corte Bella market shifts often, and pricing varies a lot by floor plan, lot, and golf course frontage. Get a quick, no-obligation home value estimate based on the latest comparable sales in the community.
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The numbers behind the market right now, from closed and active MLS listings.
Source: Arizona Regional MLS, homes sold in the last month, refreshed monthly. Updated November 3, 2026.
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Straight answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask me most about Corte Bella, grouped by topic.
The answers below use the same MLS numbers as the market snapshot above, refreshed monthly.
Over the last month, the average sold price for a Corte Bella home was $499,000, with sales ranging from $399,900 to $750,000. Smaller Villa Collection homes typically sit at the lower end of the market, while larger Miramar Collection homes and golf course frontage homes reach the top. Premium lots, casitas, and three-car garages all add to the price. I am happy to put together a custom list of active and recently sold homes any time.
Over the last month, the average sold price in Corte Bella was $499,000, based on 7 closed sales. With only a handful of sales in a month, one or two larger golf course homes can move the average a lot, so I always look at recent sales of similar size and location before we talk about value on a specific home.
Sold homes in Corte Bella averaged $252 per square foot over the last month, while active listings are asking about $283 per square foot. Asking prices usually run ahead of what homes actually close for, and lot, golf frontage, and updates can move a home well above or below the average.
Corte Bella homes that sold over the last month took 133 days on average, and 5 of the 7 sales took more than 90 days. Active listings have been on the market 71 days on average. Well-priced, well-prepared homes still move faster than the average.
Over the last month, Corte Bella homes sold for 98.3% of list price on average, and 43% sold at or above asking. Pricing right from day one matters, because the gap between list and sold price is small when a home is priced to the market.
Corte Bella has about 2.5 months of inventory at the pace of the last six months, which favors sellers. There are 24 homes for sale and 12 under contract right now, so buyers who like a home should be ready to move.
There are 24 Corte Bella homes for sale right now, with an average asking price of $628,266. The typical active listing has about 2,202 square feet, and the highest is listed at $1,050,000. You can browse every current listing at the top of this page.
Over the last 12 months, spring was the busiest season, with 16 closings in April, while December and January had just 2 each. Listing in late winter puts a home on the market when the most buyers are in town and touring.
Corte Bella is a 45+ active adult community, which is unusual in the Phoenix area. At least one resident in the home must be 45 or older, and no permanent residents under 19 are allowed. This makes Corte Bella accessible to pre-retirement buyers and couples where one spouse is younger than 55, which sets it apart from the surrounding 55+ communities like Sun City West.
No. All residents have automatic social membership at the country club, but full golf membership is a separate fee. The golf club is semi-private and open to non-residents as well, and Corte Bella offers several membership tiers including Full Golf, Seasonal Full Golf, Associate, and Twilight. Residents do receive discounted greens fees even without a full membership. You can learn more at the Corte Bella Golf Club website.
HOA dues at Corte Bella are $710 a quarter, about $237 a month equivalent, with no separate master association fee. They cover the guard gate, recreation center, social hall, fitness and spa, pool, tennis, pickleball, bocce, and common areas. There is also a one-time capital fee at closing (about $4,260) plus a $400 resale disclosure fee. Golf is a separate, privately owned club with its own membership structure. For the full breakdown, see our Corte Bella HOA fees guide. Fees change over time, so I will confirm current figures for any specific home during your search.
No. Even though Corte Bella sits inside the Sun City West area, it is its own community with its own HOA, gates, and amenity package. Corte Bella residents do not have access to the Sun City West Recreation Centers, and Sun City West residents do not have access to Corte Bella amenities. This is one of the most common questions I get from buyers comparing the two, so I always make sure clients understand the distinction.
No. Del Webb built Corte Bella between 2003 and 2007, and the community is fully built out. Everything trades as resale. Most homes have been updated at least once, and condition varies a lot from one property to the next, so budgeting for updates is something I always discuss with buyers depending on the home.
Corte Bella sits just off Loop 303 in the northwest corner of the Phoenix metro, which makes much of the valley easy to reach. Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center is a few minutes away, the Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a short drive north, and the new Surprise Stadium spring training complex is roughly 10 minutes away. Sky Harbor International Airport is about 35 to 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Have a question about Corte Bella that is not answered here? After more than 20 years helping buyers and sellers across the valley, I am happy to walk you through the details for any home you are considering.
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A few articles that come up often when buyers are weighing Corte Bella against other active adult communities across the valley.
Corte Bella is one of many great active adult communities in the Phoenix area. Each one offers something a little different, so the real question is which one fits the way you want to live.
Whether you are touring for the first time or already know which floor plan and collection fits you best, I would love to help you find the right home in Corte Bella.
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