Santa Rosa Springs Real Estate in Maricopa, AZ

Updated June 2026

Santa Rosa Springs is a newer, mostly single-family community on the southwest side of Maricopa, AZ, in the 85138 zip, off the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway across from Walmart and Home Depot. Built from 2006 onward by D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, and others, it has three to five bedroom homes from about 1,200 to 2,741 square feet, with some multigenerational layouts. Amenities are parks and a trail, with no community pool; the HOA is billed monthly, call for current dues.

Santa Rosa Springs is a practical, newer community on the southwest edge of Maricopa, in 85138, just beyond the overpass and across the highway from the Walmart and Home Depot retail node. It is established but still growing, with a newer West section that has continued to build, and it is known for straightforward, mostly three-to-five bedroom homes with everyday retail and major city parks close by.

This page is the honest guide. What the community is, who builds it, what it offers, and how to buy or sell here.

If you want to skip the article and talk to a Maricopa specialist, call 520-838-8037.

What is Santa Rosa Springs in Maricopa, AZ?

Santa Rosa Springs is a mostly single-family community in 85138, on the southwest side of Maricopa in Pinal County, off the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway near Porter Road. Planned at close to 650 homes, it is established with parts still building. It is a separate community from the east-side El Rancho Santa Rosa and the south-side Santa Rosa Crossing, even though the names are similar. Homes are detached single-family, one and two story. Call 520-838-8037.

Santa Rosa Springs sits in Maricopa's southwest 85138, with the highway and John Wayne Parkway carrying the commute and everyday retail right across the road.

Where is Santa Rosa Springs, and what is nearby?

The location is built around convenience. The Walmart and Home Depot retail node is directly across the highway, so daily errands are minutes away. For recreation, the Copper Sky Recreation Complex, with pools, a gym, and sports fields, and Pacana Park, with ball fields and a pond, are both a short drive. The 238 and John Wayne Parkway give it solid routes north toward Phoenix and the suburbs.

Who builds Santa Rosa Springs, and what are homes like?

Santa Rosa Springs was built across phases by D.R. Horton, K. Hovnanian, and other builders including Elliott and Costa Verde, with build years from about 2006 through 2025. Homes are detached single-family, one and two story, three to five bedrooms, two to four baths, from about 1,200 to 2,741 square feet. Some plans include multigenerational layouts with a separate suite, which is part of why it draws buyers who want flexible space. If that fits your situation, see our guide to multigenerational homes in Maricopa.

Does Santa Rosa Springs have a community pool, and what are the amenities?

There is no community pool here. Santa Rosa Springs keeps its internal amenities simple: covered playgrounds, a basketball court, volleyball and a sports field, green spaces, and a scenic walking trail with west-facing mountain views. The thinking is the same as several Maricopa communities, modest internal amenities paired with major facilities nearby, since Copper Sky and Pacana Park cover the pools, fields, and bigger recreation just minutes away.

What schools serve Santa Rosa Springs?

There are no schools inside the subdivision, but Santa Rosa Springs is in the Maricopa Unified School District, generally served by Saddleback Elementary, Maricopa Wells Middle School, and Maricopa High School. The Governing Board approved new attendance boundaries on December 10, 2025, effective for the 2026-2027 school year, so the assignment depends on your specific street. Call MUSD at 520-568-5100 or contact us, and we will check the address you are considering.

How do you buy a home in Santa Rosa Springs?

You have two paths here: established resale across most of the community, and newer or near-new homes in the West section. Decide whether you want a settled street with a yard already in, or the newest construction, and shop accordingly. Have a buyer's agent for the newer south-side builds line up both options, including Spanish-speaking representation with David Ruiz.

How do you sell a home in Santa Rosa Springs?

Selling here means pricing to the right comparables, since a multigenerational plan, a standard three-bedroom, and a newer West-section home are different markets. Lead with what your home offers, the layout, the retail convenience, and the trail and mountain views, and price against recent Santa Rosa Springs sales. Request a comp set from a listing agent for newer subdivisions or call 520-838-8037.

Why work with a Maricopa specialist in Santa Rosa Springs?

A multi-builder community that is part resale and part new build, with several similarly named neighborhoods across town, is easy to get wrong. A team that works Maricopa every week keeps it straight and pulls the right comparables.

The James Sanson Team has been Maricopa-focused since 2004. 23+ years in real estate, 1,000+ closed sales in this city, 267 five-star Zillow reviews, FastExpert 2026 Top Agent, and Zillow Showcase Exclusive Partner status. James handles all listings personally. David Hoos and David Ruiz handle buyer-side work, with David Ruiz available for Spanish-speaking clients. Visit our Maricopa team page for credentials and bios.

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If you are buying or selling in Santa Rosa Springs, call 520-838-8037. We will answer the phone, pull a real comp set, and tell you what we would do in your situation.

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