
Gilbert · Neighborhood
East Gilbert's mixed-use growth node along Williams Field Road.
Quick answer
Cooley Station is a master-planned, mixed-use area of east Gilbert along Williams Field Road between Higley and Power. It combines varied housing and trails with Verde at Cooley Station, a 23-acre mixed-use development of restaurants, retail, offices, wellness, apartments, and a central park.
At a glance
Ranges are conservative ballparks. Verify pricing, HOA, and school assignment at offer time.
Lifestyle fit
Buyers who want newer construction and walk-or-short-drive retail, and households who like a denser, more mixed-use suburban rhythm than a traditional subdivision.
Home styles
Price range
Varies by home and current market
What it's like
Cooley Station is one of east Gilbert's most active growth areas. Housing types vary widely, from smaller-lot single-family to attached homes and apartments, and trails link the residential pockets to the retail core. Verde at Cooley Station adds restaurants, retail, offices, wellness uses, and a central park within walking distance for parts of the area.
Strengths
Honest tradeoffs
This is still an evolving area, ask what is entitled or under construction near a specific home before you write. Housing product and association structures vary substantially between pockets. Higley Unified operates campuses nearby, but verify the exact assignment for your address with the district.
Local highlights
Verde at Cooley Station dining and retail, plus Williams Field Road and Power Road access toward the wider East Valley.
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