GILBERT & QUEEN CREEK · COMMUNITY GUIDE
Living in Circle G Ranch
Acre-sized lots, horse privileges and custom homes. Here's our guide to the three Circle G communities in Gilbert and Queen Creek, and how they differ.
THE COMMUNITY
Three different Circle G communities
"Circle G" refers to three separate custom-home communities in Gilbert and Queen Creek. All of them offer bigger lots than a typical master plan, mature landscaping and room for pools, workshops and RVs. The right one depends on whether you want no HOA and horse privileges in north Gilbert, an HOA-managed estate neighborhood in south Gilbert, or a quieter Queen Creek setting.
How the three compare
Circle G Ranches
North Gilbert near Greenfield Road. Custom homes on roughly one-acre lots with horse privileges, SRP flood irrigation and no HOA.
Circle G at Silver Creek
South Gilbert near Greenfield and Ocotillo Roads. Custom estates in an HOA community with mature landscaping.
Circle G at Queen Creek
Large lots, mature trees and an equestrian-friendly layout in Queen Creek, with a modest HOA.
Circle G questions, answered
Does Circle G Ranch have an HOA?
Circle G Ranches in north Gilbert has no HOA. Circle G at Silver Creek and Circle G at Queen Creek both have associations.
Can I keep horses in Circle G?
Many Circle G Ranches lots have horse privileges, and Circle G at Queen Creek has an equestrian-friendly layout. Confirm zoning and deed restrictions for each lot.
Which schools serve Circle G Ranches?
Circle G Ranches in north Gilbert is served by Gilbert Public Schools, including Gilbert High School. Verify assignments by address.
What is flood irrigation?
Some Circle G Ranches lots have SRP flood irrigation, which waters lawns and pastures with canal water on a set schedule.