GILBERT, ARIZONA · COMMUNITY GUIDE
Living in Seville
A golf course community built on a former orange grove in south Gilbert, with San Tan Mountain views and one of the East Valley's few full private country clubs. Here's our local guide to Seville. Watch our full video tour below.
THE COMMUNITY
What it's like to live in Seville
Seville sits on Gilbert's southern edge near Power Road and Chandler Heights. Life here centers on Seville Golf & Country Club, an 18-hole course designed by Gary Panks, with dining, fitness, tennis, pickleball and a family aquatic center for members. Many homes have Mediterranean and Tuscan architecture, and several enclaves are gated. Club membership is separate from owning a home in Seville.
Where the $1M+ homes are
Legacy at Seville
A gated Toll Brothers enclave built from 2018 to 2020, with homes from about 2,700 to 4,600 sq ft. It's Seville's top-priced neighborhood.
Siena at Seville
A gated enclave built from 2012 to 2014, with homes from about 2,700 to 3,400 sq ft that regularly sell above $1 million.
Golf course estates
Custom and semi-custom homes along the fairways, where the largest homes and best course views sell well above $1 million.
Seville questions, answered
Do I have to join the country club?
No. Owning a home in Seville and club membership are separate, and the club offers several membership levels.
Which schools serve Seville?
Chandler Unified School District. Many homes are zoned for Riggs Elementary and Casteel High School, but verify assignments by address.
Who designed the Seville golf course?
Gary Panks designed the 18-hole course at Seville Golf & Country Club, set against views of the San Tan Mountains.
Is Seville a gated community?
Seville as a whole isn't gated, but several enclaves inside it are, including Legacy at Seville and Siena at Seville.