Dove Mountain is a golf resort community set in the high Sonoran Desert with an invigorating climate that will draw you outdoors year round. Cottonwood Properties started development of Dove Mountain in 1996; today there are more than 4,000 homes within the community’s distinctive neighborhoods.
Homes are constructed with respect to the surrounding environment in this master-planned community, leveraging styles and materials that maintain strong connections to the natural environment. With prices ranging from the mid-$200Ks to over $2M, there are many thoughtfully designed options to choose from.
Dove Mountain is home to three spectacular and unique golf clubs that span the scenic landscape of the Sonoran Desert – The Golf Club at Dove Mountain, The Gallery Golf Club and The Highlands at Dove Mountain. These courses are part of the finest golf community in the Southwest, and are laden with risk/reward opportunities which test the skills of the novice and the most seasoned golfers.
The combination of climate, a preserved natural environment and one of a kind near and far high desert mountain vistas invites you to enjoy a full, active lifestyle 365 days a year. With more than 60 hiking and biking trails available, you could spend weeks discovering the wonders of the high Sonoran Desert and never cover the same ground twice.
The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Community encompasses 800 acres within Dove Mountain and includes a 253-room Ritz-Carlton resort hotel and spa. It’s a casually elegant, yet sophisticated resort and lifestyle experience that melds into its high Sonoran Desert setting, with amenities and services synonymous with The Ritz-Carlton name and an architectural style authentic to the Arizona southwest.
Elevations soar from 2,700 to 4,300 feet. Long, spectacular views seem to go on forever in every direction. Almost a third of Dove Mountain’s nearly 9 square miles is dedicated to open space. Importantly, the integrity of Dove Mountain’s perimeter is forever enhanced, with over 10 miles of boundary against either formal preserves or Arizona State Trust owned mountains.
