Homes For Sale in Encore at Eastmark Live MLS listings, updated all day:Encore at Eastmark: One of the Valley’s Newest 55+ Communities
A brand-new, single-story 55+ community by Taylor Morrison with a 15,000-square-foot private club. Here’s what to know before you buy.
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Encore at Eastmark is one of the newest 55+ communities in the Valley. Built by Taylor Morrison inside the popular Eastmark master plan in southeast Mesa, it has about 973 single-story homes and a 15,000-square-foot private clubhouse. The builder has finished construction, so it’s now a resale community — which means you can buy a nearly new, modern, energy-efficient home without waiting on a build. If you want the newest homes and a fresh, active-adult lifestyle, this is the one to see.
Quick snapshot
Location: Mesa, AZ — inside the Eastmark master plan, in southeast Mesa
Builder: Taylor Morrison · Homes: about 973, all single-story — building is complete
Type: age-restricted 55+ (an Encore enclave within the all-ages Eastmark master plan)
Amenities: the private 15,000 sq ft Encore Club, plus Eastmark’s master amenities
Golf: none inside the community — the closest is Toka Sticks Golf Club (see below)
Why buyers choose Encore at Eastmark
- Among the newest homes in the Valley. Modern layouts, current finishes, and energy efficiency — without the wait of new construction.
- A resort-style private club. The 15,000 sq ft Encore Club is the social heart of the community.
- Single-story living. Every home is single-level with ground-level entry — easy and accessible.
- Two sets of amenities. Encore’s private club, plus everything the larger Eastmark community offers.
- A convenient southeast-Mesa location. Close to shopping, dining, the 202, and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
Where Encore at Eastmark sits
Encore sits inside Eastmark, one of the Valley’s most popular master-planned communities, in southeast Mesa. That puts you near lots of newer shopping and dining, with quick access to the Loop 202 (Santan) and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Downtown Phoenix and Sky Harbor are a longer drive, which is the trade-off for being on the growing southeast edge of the Valley. For buyers who want brand-new surroundings and easy freeway access, the location works well.
The Encore Club & Eastmark amenities
Encore residents get the best of both worlds. First, your own private Encore Club — 15,000 square feet built just for the 55+ community:
- State-of-the-art fitness center and resort-style outdoor pool.
- Tennis and pickleball courts.
- Bocce courts, billiards, and arts & crafts studios.
- A library, café, and locker rooms.
A nice perk worth understanding
Encore is a 55+ enclave inside the all-ages Eastmark master plan, and the amenities work in one direction: Encore residents can enjoy Eastmark’s master amenities (its parks and community features), but Eastmark’s family residents cannot use the private Encore Club. So as an Encore owner, you get both your exclusive club and the wider Eastmark lifestyle. Some access details may involve confirming specifics or fees — we’ll help you sort out exactly what’s included before you buy.
Want family close by?
Here’s a nice option some buyers love: the wider Eastmark community has all-ages homes too. So if you’d like to be near your kids or grandkids — or a family member wants to live minutes away rather than in the 55+ section — they can buy in Eastmark proper. See Eastmark family homes for sale, and we’re glad to help both households at once.
Golf near Encore at Eastmark
Encore is a smaller community and does not have its own golf course. If golf matters to you, the good news is there’s public golf close by. The nearest is Toka Sticks Golf Club in Mesa — an affordable, traditional 18-hole course. A little farther out you’ll find the Trilogy Golf Club at Power Ranch in Gilbert and Augusta Ranch in Mesa. We’re happy to point you to the courses that best fit your game.
Age rules
Encore at Eastmark is an age-restricted 55+ community, even though the surrounding Eastmark master plan is open to all ages. The exact rules on who can live in Encore — and any limited allowance for younger residents — are set in the community’s governing documents. Rules like these can change, so before you buy we’ll confirm the current age rules for you.
Homes at Encore at Eastmark
Every home at Encore is single-story with a ground-level entry, built by Taylor Morrison in a range of modern floor plans. Because it’s one of the Valley’s newest 55+ communities, the homes are modern — up to date, efficient, and largely move-in ready, with many still under or near their builder warranties. Since the builder has sold out, homes now come up for resale, so features and upgrades vary home to home. These are all single-family homes, so they’re pet-friendly. We’ll pull the full details on any home you like.
Buying nearly new? Even newer homes deserve a proper inspection — and it’s worth checking what’s left of any builder or systems warranties. That’s part of what we do for you, so you know exactly what you’re getting.
HOA & fees (2026)
Because Encore sits inside Eastmark, there are two associations — the Encore HOA and the Eastmark master association. Here are the current 2026 figures.
| Fee | 2026 amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Encore HOA (monthly) | $245 | Private Encore Club & common areas |
| Eastmark master association (monthly) | $12 | Access to Eastmark master amenities |
| Transfer fee (one-time) | $250 | Paid at title transfer |
| Encore capital improvement (one-time) | $735 | Paid by the buyer at purchase |
| Eastmark capital improvement (one-time) | Confirm | A separate one-time master fee may apply — we’ll confirm the current amount |
Good to know: Two associations means two monthly dues plus one-time fees at closing. Fees can change through either Association, and what’s covered can vary. We’ll add it all up and confirm the current numbers for the specific home before you buy.
Is Encore at Eastmark right for you?
A great fit if you…
- Want the newest, most modern 55+ home in the Valley.
- Love the idea of a big private club with pickleball, tennis, and a pool.
- Prefer single-story, low-maintenance, move-in-ready living.
- Like being in a fresh, growing master-planned community.
Worth knowing before you buy…
- There’s no golf inside the community — the closest is a short drive away.
- Two associations mean two monthly dues plus one-time fees — budget for both.
- It’s southeast Mesa, so airport and central-Phoenix drives take longer.
- As a newer, sold-out community, well-priced resales can move quickly.
These are trade-offs, not dealbreakers. Tell us what matters most and we’ll help you weigh whether Encore fits.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Encore at Eastmark a 55+ community?
Yes — it’s an age-restricted 55+ community by Taylor Morrison, set inside the all-ages Eastmark master plan. We’ll confirm the exact age rules for you before you buy.
Is it still being built?
No — Taylor Morrison has finished and sold out the community, so homes now come up for resale. That means you can buy a nearly new home without waiting on construction.
Does Encore have a golf course?
No. It’s a smaller community with no golf inside. The closest public course is Toka Sticks Golf Club in Mesa, with a few others a short drive away.
Can Encore residents use Eastmark’s amenities?
Yes — Encore residents can enjoy Eastmark’s master amenities, while the private Encore Club is reserved for Encore residents only. We’ll confirm exactly what’s included, and any fees, before you buy.
What do the fees cost?
For 2026, the Encore HOA is $245/month and the Eastmark master association is $12/month, plus one-time fees of $250 (transfer) and $735 (Encore capital improvement). A separate Eastmark capital-improvement fee may also apply — we’ll confirm the current amount. Fees can change; verify before you buy.
Comparing the newer Mesa communities? Ride with us
You don’t have to sort the Southeast Valley out from your laptop. When you come to town, you ride with us and we drive — our gas, not yours. In a day we’ll run through Encore and the other communities you’re weighing, walk the clubhouses, and you’ll cross half the list off yourself. The next day we go back into the finalists and tour real homes, so you can compare the newer builds side by side.
It’s the easiest, least stressful way to go from “there are too many choices” to “this is the one.” Ask us about setting up your community tour →
Thinking about buying — or selling — in Encore at Eastmark?
I’m Jarl Kubat, a licensed Arizona agent with 22+ years in the state’s 55+ communities. Encore is brand new, with two associations and a resale market that’s just getting started — exactly where good guidance pays off. We’ll help you find the right home, understand the fees, and negotiate with confidence.
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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.
Community information: Community facts are compiled from public sources and believed accurate but not guaranteed. HOA fees (2026) are current as provided and subject to change by either Association. Amenity access between Encore and Eastmark, and any related fees, should be confirmed before purchase. Verify age rules, fees, home details, and availability with the Associations or your licensed agent before you buy. Jarl Kubat is a licensed Arizona real estate agent.