Homes For Sale in Eagle’s Nest Live MLS listings on the Eagle’s Nest side, updated all day:Eagle’s Nest at PebbleCreek: A Buyer’s Guide
The original side of PebbleCreek — where every single home was built of Integra block. Here’s what that means for you, and what else you need to know.
Eagle’s Nest is the original side of PebbleCreek — where Robson started, in Goodyear, and where the community’s character was set. It’s guard gated, fully built out, and it has one distinction that no other part of PebbleCreek can claim.
New to PebbleCreek? Eagle’s Nest is one of the two sides. Your HOA fees cover both sides — all 54 holes, both fitness centers, all 36 pickleball courts — and a golf-cart tunnel under PebbleCreek Parkway connects them.
Read the full PebbleCreek guide → Compare with Tuscany Falls →Every home here is Integra block. Here’s why that matters.
This is the single most important thing to understand about buying on Eagle’s Nest, and almost nobody will tell you about it.
Every home on the Eagle’s Nest side was built of Integra block — an insulated concrete block system — rather than the wood-frame “stick-built” construction used in most Arizona homes. Robson built this way for years. On the Tuscany Falls side they eventually stopped, because block got too expensive to keep competing with other builders. But on Eagle’s Nest, they never had to stop. It’s all block, every home, no exceptions.
What block construction actually gets you
- It’s quieter. Mass blocks sound. Jets, traffic, the neighbor’s dog — a block wall simply stops more of it than a wood-frame wall does. In this part of Goodyear, that is not an academic point.
- It holds temperature. Thermal mass means the house doesn’t swing as hard with the Arizona sun. Many owners report the AC cycling less in July.
- It’s solid. Ask anyone who lives here. “Solid” is the word that comes up over and over — walls that don’t flex, doors that close with weight behind them.
- It doesn’t feed termites. Not a small thing in Arizona.
Why we bring it up: because when you’re comparing two PebbleCreek homes that look identical in the listing photos, they may not be built the same way at all. A block home and a stick-built home are two different products. If block matters to you — for the quiet, for the efficiency, or just because you like how solid it feels — then Eagle’s Nest is where you don’t have to check. It’s all block.
Over on Tuscany Falls you’ll find block homes too, in the earlier phases. But you have to know which ones. We cover that on the Tuscany Falls page — and we’ll check any specific home for you before you make an offer.
Construction methods and their benefits vary by home, age, and how the home has been maintained. Always have any home you’re buying inspected by a licensed inspector.
Golf — the Eagle’s Nest course
The Eagle’s Nest course is the original 18 at PebbleCreek, and residents are fond of it for a specific reason: it’s fun to play. Seven lakes wind through it, the White Tank Mountains sit on the horizon, and it doesn’t set out to humiliate you. If you’re a golfer who wants a good walk and a fair test rather than a four-hour beating, this is your course.
The clubhouse has a fully stocked pro shop, and there’s a practice range just east of it.
And you’re not limited to 18. Your dues cover all of PebbleCreek, so Tuscany Falls’ 36 holes are yours too. Fifty-four holes, one community.
The Eagle’s Nest clubhouse — and breakfast
Here’s a small thing that residents talk about a lot. The Eagle’s Nest Restaurant & Lounge serves breakfast seven days a week.
That sounds minor until you live it. It means a standing Tuesday breakfast with the same four people. It means walking in alone and finding someone to sit with. In a 55+ community, a place that’s reliably open every single morning does more for how connected you feel than most amenities on the brochure.
There’s also a genuinely nice bar looking straight out over the golf course — the kind you end up at after a round and stay at longer than you planned. It’s where a lot of the friendships on this side actually get made.
Fitness, courts & what’s on this side
Eagle’s Nest Fitness Center
In the clubhouse. Cardio machines, a full line of weight equipment and free weights, full locker rooms with steam rooms, an outdoor pool, a lap pool, and a spa.
Bocce — the big one
Eight lighted, state-of-the-art bocce courts right by the clubhouse, plus four more at Sunrise Park. The Bocce Association runs leagues September through mid-May.
Tennis
Six lighted Plexicushion courts at the Eagle’s Nest sports complex, with an active club managing play.
Sunrise Park
Four bocce courts, four horseshoe pits, restrooms, and a pavilion. A quieter corner of this side.
The community’s 36 pickleball courts and the heated indoor lap pool are over on the Tuscany Falls side — but they’re covered by your dues, and the golf-cart tunnel gets you there in minutes. Nothing is off-limits to you.
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Eagle’s Nest Homes Golf Course Homes👀 Watching for the right home?
Eagle’s Nest is built out, so every home here is a resale — and the right one may not be listed today. Let us do the watching. Tell us what matters — a golf lot, a floor plan, distance from the 303, a specific street — and we’ll reach out the moment a match hits the market, often before it lands on the big sites.
Homes on Eagle’s Nest — resale only
Robson finished building here. Eagle’s Nest is fully built out, so every home on this side is a resale. There is no new construction, and there are no townhomes on Eagle’s Nest — those are all on the Tuscany Falls side.
Don’t read “resale” as a downside. In a finished community, the landscaping is in and mature, the window coverings are hung, the appliances are installed, and somebody else already paid for all of it — three things a builder’s base price almost never includes. The trees have grown up. There’s no construction traffic and no dust.
What it does mean is that inventory is your constraint. You can’t order what you want; you wait for it. Which is exactly why the watch list above matters more here than on a side that’s still building.
Don’t skip the two-story homes. Eagle’s Nest has some, and most buyers scroll right past them assuming stairs. But the primary bedroom is on the main floor — you live entirely downstairs, and the upstairs bedrooms are there for visiting family. They’re the bigger homes, 3,000+ square feet, and because so many people dismiss them, there’s often less competition. More on PebbleCreek’s two-story homes →
Fees (2026)
Fees are the same on both sides of PebbleCreek, and they cover the whole community.
| Fee | 2026 amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HOA assessment | $1,761 / semi-annual | $3,522/year — about $294/month |
| Capital improvement fee | $3,522 | One-time, at closing — exactly one year of dues |
| Transfer fee | $400 | One-time |
| Resale disclosure fee | $350 | One-time — seller pays |
No townhome fee applies here — there are no townhomes on Eagle’s Nest. Golf fees are separate from your dues. Full fee and age-rule details are on the main PebbleCreek page.
What to know about this side specifically
Luke Air Force Base is a few miles north, and you will hear F-35s. Here’s the Eagle’s Nest angle on it: every home on this side is block, and block is meaningfully quieter than wood frame. It doesn’t make the jets disappear, but it’s a real advantage, and residents here notice it.
Still — go stand in the yard of the home you’re considering, on a weekday, during flight hours, and listen for yourself. We’ll go with you. And note that Arizona requires specific disclosures for property near a military airport; we’ll make sure you get every one that applies.
The Loop 303 runs along PebbleCreek’s western edge, so road noise depends heavily on where a given home sits. We’ll walk the specific lot with you and listen. Lot to lot, the difference is bigger than people expect.
Is Eagle’s Nest right for you?
A great fit if you…
- Want block construction without having to check — every home here is Integra block.
- Value quiet, and want the construction advantage that goes with it.
- Like a finished, grown-in neighborhood with mature landscaping.
- Would use a clubhouse that serves breakfast seven days a week.
- Play bocce — eight lighted courts are right here.
Worth knowing before you buy…
- Resale only. No new construction — you buy what comes on the market.
- No townhomes. If you want one, you want Tuscany Falls.
- The pickleball complex and heated indoor lap pool are on the other side (included, but a cart ride away).
- Homes here are older than Tuscany Falls — well built, but check the mechanicals.
- Luke AFB and the Loop 303 are both real. Listen before you decide.
Trying to compare it all? Come ride with us
You don’t have to piece this together from listings. When you come to town, you ride with us and we drive — our gas, not yours. In a day we’ll walk you through both sides of PebbleCreek and the other communities you’re weighing, tour the clubhouses, and you’ll cross half the list off yourself. The next day we go back into the finalists and look at real homes, Eagle’s Nest side included.
It’s the easiest, least stressful way to go from “there’s too much to compare” to “this is the one.” Ask us about setting up your community tour →
Thinking about buying — or selling — on Eagle’s Nest?
I’m Jarl Kubat, a licensed Arizona agent with 22+ years in the state’s 55+ communities. I’ll check how any home was built, walk the lot with you and listen, and tell you straight whether it’s the right one.
Call or Text: (480) 710-6326 Contact PageFrequently asked questions
Are all the homes on Eagle’s Nest really block?
Yes. Every home on the Eagle’s Nest side was built of Integra block. Robson never switched here — the change came later, on the Tuscany Falls side. So if block construction matters to you, this is the side where you don’t have to verify it home by home.
Why does block construction matter?
Three practical reasons. It’s quieter — mass stops sound, which matters with Luke Air Force Base a few miles north and the Loop 303 to the west. It holds temperature better, so the AC works less in July. And it doesn’t feed termites. Owners here consistently describe the homes as feeling solid, and that isn’t just talk — a block wall behaves differently than a wood-frame one.
Can I use the Tuscany Falls amenities?
Yes, all of them. Your HOA fees are identical on both sides and cover the entire community — all 54 holes, both fitness centers, all 36 pickleball courts, the heated indoor lap pool, the Creative Arts Center. And you don’t even have to get on the road: a golf-cart tunnel runs under PebbleCreek Parkway and connects the two sides.
Are there townhomes on Eagle’s Nest?
No. Townhomes at PebbleCreek are only on the Tuscany Falls side, and they carry an additional monthly fee for exterior maintenance. If a low-maintenance townhome is what you’re after, look there.
Can I buy a brand-new home on Eagle’s Nest?
No — this side is completely built out, so every home is a resale. Robson is still building on the Tuscany Falls side, but with very few lots left. If a new home matters, don’t wait.
What are the HOA fees on Eagle’s Nest?
The same as the rest of PebbleCreek: $1,761 semi-annually for 2026 — about $294 a month. At closing there’s a $3,522 capital improvement fee (one year of dues), a $400 transfer fee, and a $350 resale disclosure fee that the seller pays. No townhome fee applies here. Golf is separate. Confirm current figures with the association.
Is Eagle’s Nest gated?
It’s guard gated — a guard on duty 24/7. Residents get a transponder and drive straight through; visitors stop at the gate.
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See Homes for Sale Contact PageAlso worth a look
- PebbleCreek — the complete buyer’s guide. Fees, age rules, all 54 holes, and the full amenity picture across both sides.
- Tuscany Falls at PebbleCreek — the newer side. Townhomes, 36 holes, the pickleball complex, and the last new-construction lots.
- CantaMia at Estrella — another Goodyear 55+ community, smaller and more intimate.
- Victory at Verrado — Buckeye, two golf courses and a walkable downtown.
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Listing accuracy: Property listings and availability are drawn from the Arizona Regional MLS and are believed accurate but not guaranteed. Listings change throughout the day; confirm details with your agent before relying on them.
Construction & community information: Construction methods, and the comfort, efficiency, and sound benefits associated with them, vary by home, age, and maintenance history. Always obtain a licensed home inspection. Fees are current for 2026 as provided and are subject to change by the PebbleCreek Homeowners Association. Amenities, hours, and golf fees change. Property in the vicinity of a military airport is subject to disclosure under Arizona law. Verify all figures and rules with the association or your licensed agent before you buy. This page is independent buyer-focused information and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robson Resort Communities or the PebbleCreek HOA. Jarl Kubat is a licensed Arizona real estate agent.