Verrado

Verrado is located at the foothills of the White Tank Mountains in Buckeye, Arizona. It is a master-planned community that features the characteristics of Hometown, USA. The community is built around a pedestrian-friendly town square, which features a quaint Main Street Village that is full of small shops and businesses.

Verrado has many different neighborhoods that were designed for outdoor living. For example, the whole community has tree-lined streets, every house is less than two blocks from a park, and there are front porches on many of the homes in Verrado (front porches are a rare concept for Arizona). If you are looking for a community that is very social, then Verrado could be right for you and your family. In fact, Verrado has numerous planned community events and activities as well as social and civic life centers that help bring residents together. Residents of Verrado can also connect with the community via verrado.net…Verrado’s private intranet.

To enhance the outdoor living concept there are numerous recreational opportunities in Verrado including: a championship golf course , Raven at Verrado designed by Tom Lehman, which has attracted accolades such as, “Golf Magazine” listed it among the “Top 10 New Course You Can Play in the U.S.” There are over three miles of paths and trails along Verrado’s Acacia, Sunrise and Lost Creek washes. Moreover, all residents enjoy membership in the Verrado Village Sport Health Club. The private health club features multipurpose activity rooms, outdoor basketball facilities, and a swimming pool complex with a lap pool, a multipurpose pool and a playful spray garden.

Verrado

Voted by Phoenix Magazine, May 2008 as one of the Best Places to Live, Phoenix.

Verrado Schools

Verrado has its own schools located right in the heart of the community. Verrado offers schools from early childhood development through High School. Verrado is part of the Litchfield Elementary School Distict and the Agua Fria Union High School District. For more information, please check out Verrado Schools.