Tucson, Arizona New Construction community Red Rock Village

Red Rock Village – Pulte’s Largest Tucson Community

 

 

Pulte Homes launched the grand opening of Red Rock Village in February of 2007.  Billed as Pulte’s largest master planned community in the Tucson area, Red Rock Village is close to hanging the “sold-out” sign on the first phase of available lots. 

 

Nestled in the southern shadow of Pichacho Peak, Red Rock Village advertises homes ranging in price from $165,600 to $300,700 before upgrades, and ranging in square footage from 1254 to 4071.  But there’s more to Red Rock than attractive pricing.  Beautiful mountain views, the quick commute to NW Tucson, less drive-time for Phoenix get-aways, and the anticipation of a sterling community with top-notch schools and a myriad of recreation facilities for the family are all part of the draw.

 

But… like people… properties are not perfect.  Red Rock Village’s public report makes clear that there are potential drawbacks to the area.  Possible negative considerations include Red Rock’s presence within a military training zone for the Air Force, a feeding farm and railroad nearby, and the eventual development of sewage treatment plant to serve the community.  So noise and nose distractions need to be considered. 

 

Related links/articles:

 

www.pultehomes.com

http://www.pulteaz.com/red_rock_village/

http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Currents/Content?oid=86671

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/printDS/95853

 

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