Superstition Foothills is located in Apache Junction, the county of Maricopa and the state of Arizona.
Golf Canyon is a part of Apache Junction in the far east valley. It sits at the base of the most beautiful mountain in all of North America; Superstition Mountain. It is home to many golf communities, such as Superstition Mountain Golf and Country club, which holds the Countrywide Tradition Championship Skins game. The area is lush with Sonoran Desert Highlandscaping and is rich with historical tales of gold mining and prospecting in the Superstition Mountains.
Golf Canyon was a bare piece of land that started to be developed in the 1980's. There are several communities in the Gold Canyon area that revolve around retired living and focused on selling to many adult retirees. Most of the homes in Gold Canyon are custom homes that are built on bare lots. If you're interested in this area, you can drive around and see many custom homes being built.
Superstition Foothills is an 870 acre master planned community located in Apache Junction, in the shadow of the majestic Superstition Mountains. Imagine a home with mountainside views from your back door. You’ll find it here.
The community recreation center is tied to a trail system for hiking, biking and sightseeing. The neighborhood retail center fulfills residents’ shopping needs. There is a community pool and area golf course as well as barbeques and picnic ramadas. All this, only one mile north of US 60, so you can spend your time in your home, rather than in your car.
Three builders offer distinctive neighborhoods within the community.
· Las Colinas by Toll Brothers offer seven impressive 1 and 2 story floor plans with many custom options, from 2,535-4,639 square feet.
· Desert Trails at Superstition Foothills by Engle Homes boast ten one and two story floor plans from 1,650-3,097 square feet.
· Morrison Homes at Superstition Foothills.
Educationally, Superstition Foothills is supported by the Apache Junction School District. Below are the specific schools that support the families of Superstition Foothills.
