5-Point Checklist to Help You Relocate to Seven at Desert Mountain

The Seven at Desert Mountain development is an illustrious neighborhood full of luxury and fun, its name born from hosting the seventh Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course. The course is one of only two USGA-rated greens in the country and serves as the community centerpiece. Fitness, relaxation, and fellowship are integral to Seven at Desert Mountain’s spirit.

The area outside the “Jewel of the Desert Mountain” is just as intriguing. Residents need to drive just 15 minutes for trendy boutiques, cultural attractions, and more. The quaint Cave Creek and Carefree towns shine with rustic appeal. In nearby Scottsdale and Phoenix, sports lovers can cheer on their teams at major arenas. With a coveted lifestyle inside village borders and excitement down the street, Seven’s citizens experience the best of everything.

Here’s your checklist for what to expect when joining the Seven at Desert Mountain community:

This latest installment of Desert Mountain’s distinguished community has the best new homes in North Scottsdale. Seven contains three elite subdivisions: The Retreat, The Villas, and The Village. Check out each of their features to see which matches your style.

Neighbors in The Retreat condominiums prefer spontaneous living in a carefree setting. These splendid homes are well-secured and maintained by the Seven Homeowners Association. The 2,400-2,700 square foot floor plans come with dazzling interior and exterior design and afford a view of the fairways. The properties contain beautiful kitchens, dining, and living rooms for delight and entertaining, while peaceful nights are spent in the opulent owners and Junior Suites. Buyers can choose between the Apex, Pinnacle, and Zenith layouts.

Lining the golf course are the spacious Villas homes, which range from 2,600 to 4,500 square feet. The seven floorplan selections include one and two-story residences; elevators come with two-floor homes. Modern accents, elevated ceilings, and broad desert displays are part of the Villas experience.

Buyers seeking ample space and built-in home amusement will jump at The Village’s offerings. These “lock-and-leave” homes are perfect for movers and shakers. Superior craftsmanship fills the 3,000-8,000 square footage properties. The Desert Willow, Mesquite, and Palo Verde floor plans present one or two-story houses; some include a bonus “19th-hole” basement equipped with recreational spectacles like indoor golf simulators, theaters, wet bars, and a glass-enclosed car collector showroom. Live an extraordinary life with your choice of the Seven at Desert Mountain models.

Seven at Desert Mountain neighbors revel in the top-notch golfing opportunities. The Jack Nicklaus design comprises 18 holes within 3,114 yards. This seventh golf championship venue welcomes players of all levels and ages. The Par-54 handicap and newly-introduced “Sandy” teeing bunker ease game pressure.

The spectacular clubhouse is a hub for mingling and memories. Members kick back and observe its classy, sophisticated character. Athletes can take a day off from putting and competing on the bocce ball courts. The large, heated patios are a central gathering spot during warm and cold months. Fire pits provide a crackling display of wonder, and the talented chefs at the gastropub put together delicious eats. Exquisite living is the norm at Seven!

While golfing is the main feature of Seven at Desert Mountain, it is far from the only one. The resort-style neighborhood has plenty of options for staying active. Tennis lovers face off on grand courts made with the best of materials. The stadium grass court, three fast-playing hard courts, and five state-of-the-art Har-Tru green clay courts provide rousing competitions. The Complex has earned several accolades, including Tennis Industry Magazine’s “Court of the Year Award” and the cherished moniker “Wimbledon of the West.”

Equestrian connoisseurs appreciate touring the desert within the 33-acre ranch. Two corrals and a 12-stall stable are ready for scheduled rides and instruction, and the outdoor performance space tops off the magnificence. Horseback riders roam about Desert Mountain’s private wilderness area while following guides.

Planned social events are another facet of the Seven lifestyles. Families congregate and connect at book clubs, bridge games, sports clinics, and the highly anticipated Independence Day cookout. Teens can take part in thrilling art classes, along with trips to exciting locales. The calendar is also full of cultural events for adults, such as wine tastings, art shows, and other events facilitated by members. The hiking and biking trails, fitness centers, and spas are also healthy ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Neighbors gather for daily meals at a variety of cafes. Seven’s comprehensive collection of eateries presents meals for every preference and occasion. There are a few choices for formal dining. Apache Restaurant honors the region’s Native American heritage, with art pieces surrounding tables full of patrons enjoying steak and seafood. Authentic Italian fare is prepared at Constantino’s, a Tuscan-inspired brasserie. The Chiricahua grill offers a view of the 18th hole while serving delectable Mediterranean food such as hummus with crunchy bruschetta, salads, sandwiches, and a tempting cocktail selection.

For an experience closer to the Southwestern tradition, the Arizona Grill at Outlaw has an impressive interior. This early 20th-century home-turned-restaurant has a wide breezeway with an outdoor fireplace. Diners cozy up by the fire with signature margaritas after trying to keep under par. The Cochise/Geronimo venue is designated for large gatherings. This Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired masterpiece is where neighbors gather for themed dinners while taking in the majestic Sonoran Desert.

Casual, everyday selections also aim to please. The Clubhouse’s namesake, Seven, is a lively place where members enjoy culinary favorites and entertainment. Cafe Verde pairs well with spa visits, as its menu is decorated with healthy choices like fruit smoothies, poke bowls, and other all-natural rations. On Food Truck Fridays, The Mountain Chef adds leisure by traveling around the fairways and clubhouses. Fresh entrees from the Club’s ten gourmet menus are available from the truck, and members can decide what food it presents by renting for specific occasions.

Now that you can’t live without a Seven at Desert Mountain membership, it’s time to decide which matches your lifestyle. Moving into the Seven community means choosing between a Full, Seven, or Lifestyle membership. The full membership is just that: access to everything about Desert Mountain, including its six other Jack Nicklaus golf courses! The Seven membership allows for enjoying everything within the No. 7 community. The third membership, “lifestyle,” includes clubhouse, dining, nature trail, and social club entry. There are so many ways to enjoy the Seven at Desert Mountain atmosphere!

For the most valuable advice about No. 7, POWER+ Real Estate is your team. All are Desert Mountain residents, and they have sold over 500 homes between them. Contact POWER+ to discover why Seven at Desert Mountain needs to be your next community!