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Corte Bella: A Local’s Complete 55+ Guide

Planning a retirement move to the West Valley? This is our honest guide to a smaller, gated Del Webb community right next to Sun City West: the homes, the Corte Bella Golf Club, the pickleball, the fees, and what’s selling right now.

~1,650Homes
18 HolesChampionship Golf
8Lighted Pickleball Courts
2003–2007Years Built
~$255/moHOA (2026)

Questions about buying here? Call or text Jarl at (480) 710-6326 — or send a message.

Corte Bella is a gated, Del Webb-built 55+ country club community in the Sun City West area of the West Valley. It’s smaller and quieter than its big-name neighbors, with only about 1,650 homes, and it wraps around its own championship golf course. Also, the single-level homes run from about 1,150 to 3,200 square feet, and Del Webb built them from about 2003 to 2007.

Founder Jarl Kubat has spent 22+ years helping buyers and sellers in Arizona’s 55+ and retirement communities, across the West Valley and the East Valley. He also lives in Arizona Traditions in Surprise, just a short drive from here. In fact, many of our buyers find this community after touring Sun City West and deciding they want something gated, newer, and more intimate. So this guide gives you the straight story.

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Corte Bella at a glance

FeatureDetails
LocationSun City West area, AZ 85375 (West Valley)
BuilderDel Webb (Pulte), built about 2003 to 2007
SizeAbout 1,650 homes
Age rule55+ (at least one resident 55 or older; buyers 45–54 may also qualify)
HOA duesAbout $764 a quarter, or about $255 a month (2026)
GatedYes (entry gates and private streets)
GolfCorte Bella Golf Club, 18 holes, par 72, up to 7,011 yards; privately owned, not part of the HOA
Pickleball8 lighted courts, open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., 300+ member club
HomesSingle-level, 10 original Del Webb models, about 1,150 to 3,200 sq ft
Recent sale pricesAbout $299,000 to $800,000 (last 90 days, as of September 2026)

The Corte Bella market right now

Market Snapshot Updated Monthly
20Homes for sale
12Under contract
2Coming soon
27Sold in 90 days

As of late September 2026, there were about 20 Corte Bella homes for sale and 12 more under contract. Over the last 90 days, 27 homes sold, from about $299,000 to $800,000. Meanwhile, the middle sale was near $520,000, and the average was about $535,000.

On average, homes sold at about 97% of list price, or roughly $267 a square foot. However, they took about 129 days to sell on average. In other words, the right price matters here. Several sellers who started too high had to cut their price before they sold.

Home sizeSold range (last 90 days)
About 1,150 to 1,400 sq ftAbout $299,000 to $383,000
About 1,600 to 2,100 sq ftAbout $365,000 to $620,000
About 2,400 to 3,000 sq ftAbout $612,000 to $800,000

At the same time, active listings were asking from about $329,000 up to about $1.275 million. Ranges shift as the market changes, so call or text (480) 710-6326 to verify today’s numbers. For the full breakdown, then, see our home prices and market report, or compare communities on our Arizona 55+ market update.

What makes it different

The name means “beautiful pruning,” and it fits. That’s because the community stands out for its landscaping, and its streets borrow from European design: courtyards with flowers, fountains, tree-lined streets, archways, and mosaics. Del Webb also designed it with input from buyers who wanted more privacy and a more upscale feel than a big Sun City.

Because it’s small, it feels like a neighborhood rather than a city. Still, you get country club amenities, and you’re minutes from everything in Sun City West and Surprise.

One thing buyers need to know

Above all, this community has its own separate amenities. As a result, residents here can’t use the Sun City West rec centers or golf courses, and Sun City West residents can’t use these. So compare the two on what each one includes, not just on price.

What we walk buyers through first

For example, founder Jarl Kubat has shown homes across the Sun City West area for years, and the same three questions come up on almost every tour here. First, golf isn’t part of the HOA. Second, the Sun City West rec centers aren’t yours to use, either. Third, homes take a while to sell, so price matters. We cover all three below, before you fall in love with a fairway lot.

Is Corte Bella a retirement community?

Yes. It’s a 55+ active adult community, gated and built by Del Webb, the same builder behind Sun City West and The Grand (formerly Sun City Grand). That’s why it’s a popular pick for buyers planning a retirement move. Here’s how the age rules work, according to the recorded CC&Rs:

  • At least one resident 55 or older in each occupied home.
  • Buyers 45 to 54 can also buy and live here, as long as the community stays at least 80% age-qualified. The HOA must approve those sales.
  • Adults 19 and older can live with you, including an adult child.
  • Anyone under 19 can stay overnight no more than 90 days in any 12-month period. As a result, grandkids can visit, but not live here.

Rules can change, so always confirm the current CC&Rs before you buy. These rules follow federal housing-for-older-persons law.

Corte Bella Golf Club: the championship course

Want a home right on the fairway? Then browse the current homes for sale on the course: golf course homes.

First of all, the Corte Bella Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course that winds through the community. Instead of the usual desert target golf, it has lush shrubs, flowering trees, and Bermuda grass fairways. Also, with nine sets of tees, from 4,202 to 7,011 yards, it works for every level of player.

TeesYardsMen’s rating / slopeWomen’s rating / slope
Black7,01172.3 / 128—
Black/White6,76471.1 / 125—
White6,43369.8 / 122—
Copper5,74766.5 / 11372.4 / 127
Red5,09563.8 / 10568.3 / 115
Green4,20259.7 / 9464.1 / 106

Who owns the golf club, and what it costs

However, the golf club is privately owned, and it’s not part of the HOA. According to the community’s recorded Declaration, owning a home here doesn’t come with golf rights, and your HOA dues don’t pay for the course. At last check, KemperSports managed the club. So ask the club about membership and green fees before you buy.

Looking for tee times at the Corte Bella golf course in Arizona? The club books those directly. It sits at 22129 N Mission Dr in Sun City West, and the phone number at last check was 623-556-8951. Neighbors also have easy access to Sun City West’s public Hillcrest course and the private Briarwood Country Club. Comparing golf communities? Then see our golf course homes guide.

Amenities & daily life

The amenities match the setting. Here’s what residents use every day.

Fitness & spa center

First, a large fitness and spa center with cardio and weight equipment, plus an aerobics and dance studio. The spa also offers massages, treatment rooms, saunas, and a sun patio.

Social hall

Next, a roughly 9,000 sq ft social hall with views in every direction, used for events, clubs, and dinners.

Pools

Also, a resort-style outdoor pool with a separate lap pool and spa.

Courts

Pickleball, tennis, and bocce, so there’s always a game going.

In addition, an events coordinator and fitness staff keep the calendar full, and clubs cover arts and crafts, cards, wine, and more. Of course, the courts, pools, and clubhouse belong to the community, and your HOA dues help keep them up.

Pickleball

Pickleball is big here. In fact, the CB Pickleball Club has more than 300 members and 8 lighted courts, open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. As a result, members get scheduled play six days a week, plus beginner clinics, skills sessions, ladders, league play, tournaments with other communities, and social events. Residents can also reserve open-play courts, and those who haven’t joined the club can play up to 10 times to try it out. You’ll find club news on the CB Pickleball Club site, and you can see how it compares on our Arizona 55+ pickleball communities hub.

Corte Bella HOA fees (2026)

Ongoing feeNotes2026 amount
HOA duesCovers the community’s own amenities and upkeepAbout $710 / quarter
Reserve contributionFunds future repairsAbout $54 / quarter
CombinedAbout $255 a monthAbout $764 / quarter
Paid by the buyer at closingNotesAmount
Capital improvement feeOne-timeAbout $4,260
Transfer feeOne-timeAbout $155
Total at closingOn top of your down payment and closing costsAbout $4,415

Meanwhile, the seller pays the resale disclosure fee (about $385) and a document fee (about $15). However, none of these fees include golf. Fees can change each year, so call or text (480) 710-6326 to confirm the current amounts. To compare dues across the Valley, also see our Arizona 55+ HOA fees guide.

Corte Bella homes for sale & floor plans

Every one of the Corte Bella homes for sale is single-level, built from the original ten Del Webb models, from the 1,352 sq ft Montecito to the 3,027 sq ft Granada. Many also came with options like extended garages, golf cart garages, casitas, and Arizona rooms. You can also see every model, with beds, baths, and garages, on our floor plans page for all ten models.

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Live MLS listings also update throughout the day.

Single-Family Homes Golf Course Homes

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With only about 1,650 homes, the right one may not be among the Corte Bella homes for sale today. So let us do the watching. Just tell us what matters most, such as a golf lot, a certain floor plan, or a casita, and we’ll reach out the moment a match comes up, often before it lands on the big sites.

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Our honest take: who Corte Bella fits

It’s a great fit if you want a gated 55+ community with its own golf course, a strong pickleball scene, and a smaller, quieter feel than the big Sun Cities. Think it through if you want the huge list of rec centers and clubs that Sun City West offers, or the lowest possible price. In that case, Sun City West next door may suit you better. Either way, we’ll show you Corte Bella homes for sale and Sun City West homes side by side. For a three-way look, also read our Sun City West vs. PebbleCreek comparison.

Jarl Kubat, Corte Bella 55+ retirement community real estate specialist

Thinking about buying — or selling — in Corte Bella?

I’m Jarl Kubat, a licensed Arizona agent with 22+ years in the state’s 55+ communities, and I live just down the road in Arizona Traditions. Let’s talk it through. There’s no pressure, just straight answers.

Call or Text: (480) 710-6326Contact Page

Corte Bella: frequently asked questions

The community & the gate

Is Corte Bella a retirement community?

Yes. It’s a gated Del Webb 55+ active adult community, so it’s a popular choice for buyers planning a retirement move to the West Valley. At least one resident in each occupied home must be 55 or older. Buyers 45 to 54 may also qualify, as long as the community stays at least 80% age-qualified.

Is Corte Bella gated?

Yes. The community has entry gates and private streets, so it feels more private than Sun City West. Still, gate staffing can change, so we confirm the current setup for you.

Is it part of Sun City West?

No. It sits right next to Sun City West and shares the 85375 ZIP code, but it’s its own community with its own HOA and amenities. So residents here can’t use the Sun City West rec centers or golf courses, and Sun City West residents can’t use these.

Golf & pickleball

Does the HOA include golf?

No. The golf club is privately owned and separate from the HOA. In addition, owning a home here doesn’t give you golf rights. Therefore, you pay for membership or green fees on your own.

Does Corte Bella have pickleball?

Yes, and it’s popular. The CB Pickleball Club has more than 300 members and 8 lighted courts, open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Also, residents who haven’t joined the club can play up to 10 times to try it.

Fees, homes & fit

How much are HOA fees in Corte Bella?

For 2026, it’s about $764 a quarter, or about $255 a month. Buyers also pay a one-time capital improvement fee of about $4,260 and a transfer fee of about $155 at closing. Fees can change, so confirm before you buy.

Is it a good place to retire?

For many buyers, yes, especially golfers, pickleball players, and anyone who wants a smaller gated community. However, it costs more than Sun City West, and golf is a separate cost.

Working with an agent

Who is the best real estate agent for Corte Bella?

Look for an agent who works mostly in 55+ communities and knows Corte Bella’s fees, age rules and resale market. Founder Jarl Kubat of Arizona 55+ Communities Real Estate (West USA Realty) has spent 22+ years helping buyers and sellers in Arizona 55+ and retirement communities across the West Valley and East Valley. He lives in Arizona Traditions in Surprise, and clients rate the team 4.9 stars on Google. Call or text (480) 710-6326.

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Listing accuracy: Property listings and availability come from the Arizona Regional MLS; we believe them accurate but can’t guarantee them. Listings change throughout the day, so confirm details with your agent before relying on them.

Market figures: The market snapshot and price figures cover single-family homes in this community over a trailing 90-day period as of the date shown, from the Arizona Regional MLS. We refresh them monthly, so confirm current numbers with your agent before you rely on them.

Fees & community information: HOA fees are 2026 figures, so they can change. The golf club is privately owned and separate from the HOA; confirm membership terms, fees, and access directly with the club. Age and occupancy rules are set by the community documents; verify them before you buy. This page is independent buyer-focused information and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Del Webb, the HOA, or the golf club. Jarl Kubat is a licensed Arizona real estate agent with West USA Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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