Mesa · Neighborhood
Las Sendas
A hillside master-planned community in northeast Mesa with golf on site.
Quick answer
Las Sendas is a hillside master-planned community in northeast Mesa, built into the foothills with elevation change across its street network and a golf course on site. Housing runs from semi-custom to custom, largely from the mid-1990s onward. Association structure, club access, and school assignment vary and should be verified by address.
At a glance
- Typical price
- Varies by home, lot, and current market
- Type
- Hillside master-planned community with golf
- Build era
- Largely mid-1990s onward
- School district
- Mesa Public Schools, verify assignment by address
- HOA
- Verify current assessment, transfer fees, and sub-association charges
- Location
- Northeast Mesa, in the Red Mountain foothills
Pricing, HOA assessments, utility providers, insurance considerations, and travel times vary by property and should be verified during due diligence.
Public-school attendance boundaries and program availability can change. Verify the current assignment for the exact property address with the applicable district.
Imagery on this page is illustrative of regional housing character and does not depict a specific property or an actual photographed location.
Last reviewed: July 2026
Lifestyle fit
Who actually thrives here
- Buyers who specifically want hillside terrain and elevation.
- Households that use golf and association facilities regularly.
- Owners prepared to maintain a hillside property.
Buyers who want hillside terrain and desert-edge proximity inside the metro. Households that value on-site golf and association facilities. Owners prepared for hillside lots, slopes, and the maintenance they involve.
Home styles
What you'll actually tour
- Semi-custom and custom homes, largely mid-1990s onward
- Hillside and terraced lots with varied orientation
- Finish levels vary widely by builder and owner improvements
Price range
Varies by home, lot, and current market
What it's like
Living in Las Sendas
Las Sendas follows the terrain rather than a flat grid. Streets climb and curve, lots step with the hillside, and elevation gives many homes long desert or valley views, though what any individual property sees depends entirely on its position and orientation. A golf course sits within the community, along with resident association facilities. Housing ranges from semi-custom production plans to individually designed custom homes.
Strengths
- Hillside terrain with measurable elevation change across the street network
- Golf course and association facilities within the community
- Close to Usery Mountain Regional Park and the desert edge
Honest tradeoffs
- Hillside lots add drainage, wall, and access considerations
- Club access and dues are separate from association assessments
- Lot position drives large price differences within one community
Confirm which facilities are open to all residents, which require a separate club membership, and what each currently costs, they are not the same thing as the association assessment. View, slope, and lot position drive price differences within the community, so compare specific parcels rather than community averages. Hillside lots bring retaining walls, drainage, and access considerations worth inspecting closely. Public-school attendance boundaries and program availability can change. Verify the current assignment for the exact property address with the applicable district.
Local highlights
What's around it
Usery Mountain Regional Park, a Maricopa County regional park, and the Tonto National Forest boundary sit east and north of the area, with Salt River recreation nearby. Everyday shopping runs along the surrounding northeast Mesa corridors; travel times vary by traffic and construction.
The Golf & Lifestyle Guide
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About Las Sendas
- What is Las Sendas in Mesa, AZ like?
- Las Sendas is a hillside master-planned community in northeast Mesa, built into the foothills with elevation change across its street network and a golf course on site. Housing runs from semi-custom to custom, largely from the mid-1990s onward. Association structure, club access, and school assignment vary and should be verified by address.
- Who does Las Sendas typically fit?
- Buyers who want hillside terrain and desert-edge proximity inside the metro. Households that value on-site golf and association facilities. Owners prepared for hillside lots, slopes, and the maintenance they involve.
- What should buyers know before touring Las Sendas?
- Confirm which facilities are open to all residents, which require a separate club membership, and what each currently costs, they are not the same thing as the association assessment. View, slope, and lot position drive price differences within the community, so compare specific parcels rather than community averages. Hillside lots bring retaining walls, drainage, and access considerations worth inspecting closely. Public-school attendance boundaries and program availability can change. Verify the current assignment for the exact property address with the applicable district.
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