Living in Blackstone Country Club: Buyer Questions

No. Blackstone is not age-restricted, so it isn’t a 55+ or retirement community. People of all ages live here. Many active adults choose it for the private golf and club lifestyle. If you want an age-restricted community nearby, Trilogy at Vistancia and RidgeCrest at Vistancia are both 55+ and sit in the same master plan.

Yes. Blackstone’s CC&Rs have no age restriction, so there are no age-based limits on who lives in your home. That’s a big difference from a 55+ community. The home must be used by a single household, and normal HOA rules still apply.

Yes. Also, Blackstone is a guard-gated community.

It’s in Vistancia in north Peoria, near Lake Pleasant Parkway. The club’s address is 12101 W Blackstone Dr, Peoria, AZ 85383.

It’s the same place. Also, Vistancia is the larger master-planned area in north Peoria, and Blackstone Country Club is the private, guard-gated golf community inside it. You’ll see both names used.

Over the last 90 days, homes sold from about $450,000 to $2.7 million, with a middle sale near $1.19 million. Also, see the full breakdown on our Blackstone Country Club home prices page. Ranges shift with the market, so call or text (480) 710-6326 for today’s numbers.

No. Club membership is optional, and you don’t have to join to own a home here. The CC&Rs say owning a home doesn’t give you any right to use the club; that comes only with a membership.

It depends on the tier. The club offers equity golf, non-equity golf, and social memberships, each with its own dues; equity memberships also include a buy-in. Costs change, so we’ll walk you through the current tiers and confirm the figures in writing, or you can call the club at 623-707-8700. In other words, membership is on top of your HOA dues.

For 2026, HOA dues are $726 a quarter (about $242 a month), covering the guard gate and common areas, plus a $75 Vistancia Maintenance Corporation fee for the master association. Then, at closing, buyers pay a $250 transfer fee and a $1,500 capital improvement fee ($1,750 total). Also, the seller pays the $400 resale disclosure fee. Club membership is separate and optional. Fees can change, so call to confirm.

It’s a private, 18-hole, par-72 Jim Engh design. Also, it plays 7,089 yards from the Black tees (73.2 rating, 138 slope), 6,363 from the Blue, 5,535 from the White, and 4,738 from the Red. Also, the front and back nines are each par 36. Our golf course homes guide compares other golf communities.

Yes. The club has 8 dedicated pickleball courts and 3 tennis courts, with leagues, tournaments, social mixers, and lessons. They’re for club members and their guests. Also, see how other communities compare on our pickleball communities hub.

Yes. The CC&Rs say everyday vehicles belong in your garage or driveway. Overnight street parking isn’t allowed, and RVs, boats, trailers, and campers can’t be kept where neighbors can see them. Golf carts must be electric and registered with the state.

Yes. You can lease the whole home to one household, and you must notify the HOA within 10 days of signing the lease. You can’t lease out just part of the home, like a room or casita.

The clubhouse offers dining and hosts private events, including weddings. Menus, hours, and event availability change, so check with the club directly.

Club events are mostly for members and their guests, and the club posts its own calendar. For events across the Valley’s 55+ communities, see our Arizona 55+ community events page.

Both are in Vistancia and both have golf. The biggest difference: Trilogy is a 55+ community built around its own resident clubs, while Blackstone is all-ages with a private club you join separately. Blackstone homes also run higher in price. We’re happy to tour both with you.

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