The Arizona Project

Downsize with Sophistication

The Arizona project is a futuristic development that promises to bring elegance and sophistication within the framework of the Fairways community. This subdivision is specifically designed to cater to the needs of seniors, retirees, snowbirds, downsizers, and golfers. Our vision is to build smaller but elegant homes on walkout golf course lots, which will accommodate the wishes of these individuals.

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Understanding Retirees

We understand that for seniors and retirees, it's about making less more. They do not need the big house, but rather a smaller yet elegant home that caters to their needs. Snowbirds can enjoy their winter breaks without having to worry about maintaining a big house in the city. Our smaller homes offer all the amenities one would need in a new, thoughtfully designed space.

Downsizers and Minimalists

For downsizers and minimalists, our homes are the perfect solution for those looking to downsize their living spaces. Our homes are designed with a minimal footprint, featuring one bedroom on the main floor, and a walkout basement that offers unlimited opportunities to customize the space as per your needs.

Don't Forget Golf & Lifestyle

Golf enthusiasts will love our community, where you can drive your golf cart on town streets and enjoy a short drive to the first hole. We are building 800 sq ft walkout bungalows with living rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms on the main floor. The basement, with lots of light, can be customized to your specific needs.

Our smaller homes come with a single or double garage, RV parking, large covered rear and front patios, lots of windows, and wide-open floor spaces. We understand that every individual’s needs are different, and therefore we offer customization options to cater to the specific needs of our homeowners.

“The Arizona project promises to bring a new level of living experience to the Fairways community. Our smaller yet elegant homes offer a perfect balance of sophistication, luxury, and affordability.”