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SaddleBrookeby Blaine Bond · Tierra Antigua Realty
Free home value520-775-3400
SaddleBrooke amenities · One, Two and The Preserve

Four clubhouse complexes, 63 holes, a 488-seat theater.

Few master-planned communities in the region match this concentration of built infrastructure. Here is every piece of it, which association owns it, who can use it, and where Blaine’s walk-through videos will land as he films them.

4clubhouse complexes
63holes of golf
14lighted pickleball courts
488theater seats
Who can use what

A reciprocal-use agreement signed in 2021 lets residents of either HOA use the other side’s amenities through September 2029. It is being renegotiated now; One’s board has resolved that its restaurants and golf stay open to Two residents either way. Golf memberships and passes are sold separately on both sides.

The agreement, explained →
SaddleBrooke One · est. 1987

The original clubhouse complex.

One clubhouse, one country club, everything a short cart ride from the main gate.

SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse

64335 E SaddleBrooke Blvd · HOA One
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Ballroom and three activity centers; the Catalina Recreation Center.
  • Dining: RoadRunner Grill, Agave Lounge, The Vistas and Brooke One Pizza Kitchen.
  • Arts & Crafts Center, library, gift shop, weekly farmers market.

Pools, spas and fitness

SaddleBrooke One clubhouse complex
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Two pools plus a lap pool, three spas, two saunas.
  • Fitness center; billiards (four tables), basketball.
  • Amenities are free with dues; golf is the only paid extra.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

Tennis and bocce

8 lighted courts · 4 bocce courts
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Eight lighted tennis courts at the clubhouse complex.
  • Four bocce courts.
  • No pickleball courts on this side: One residents use Two’s 14 courts under the reciprocal agreement.

SaddleBrooke Country Club

27 holes · private, members only
SaddleBrooke One
  • The SaddleBrooke (1987), Tucson (1988) and Catalina (1994) nines; regrassed 2015 to 2018.
  • 2026 annual membership $4,080; afternoon annual $2,568; renter play pass $580 a month. New sheet November 1.
  • Residents buy memberships; about a third of One’s households golf.
Courses, fees and who can play →

RV storage and the extras

SaddleBrooke One
SaddleBrooke One
  • On-site RV storage lot.
  • Weekly farmers market, Memorial Day car show, Cinco de Mayo, the Christmas golf-cart parade.
  • One library of the community’s three.
SaddleBrooke Two · MountainView

MountainView: the country club, the sports complex, the public grill.

MountainView Country Club

MountainView Blvd · HOA Two
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Ballroom, library and the Arts & Crafts Center: ceramics, fine arts and glass studios.
  • Home of many of the 200-plus clubs.
  • Clubhouse refreshed in 2026: new furnishings throughout.
Video coming soonNew footage of the 2026 renovation

MountainView Bar & Grill (MVBG)

MountainView Country Club
Open to the public
  • Open to the public, not just residents.
  • The everyday lunch and dinner stop on the Two side.
  • Renovated in 2026: new dining-room seating and an 85-inch mobile TV.
  • 520-825-5217.

MountainView Sports Complex

pools · fitness · tennis
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Heated three-lane, 51-foot lap pool, an 82-degree pool and a whirlpool, all outdoor.
  • Fitness room; five tennis courts.
  • Walking-path trailheads nearby.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

MountainView Golf Course

18 holes · Gary Panks, 1997 · semi-private
Open to the public
  • Par 72, about 6,730 yards; a $6 million renovation finished July 2024, managed by Troon.
  • Public tee times plus resident passes: 2027 annual pass $5,000, Canyon Card $159.
  • Annual passes run the calendar year and go on sale October 1; winter daily rates start December 1.
Courses, fees and who can play →
SaddleBrooke Two · DesertView

DesertView: the theater and the sports club.

DesertView Performing Arts Center

39900 S Clubhouse Dr · HOA Two
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • 488 seats, hearing loop, ten wheelchair spaces.
  • 2026 to 27 season: 26 shows from October 30 to April 10, including the symphony series and the resident Singers, Winds & Strings.
  • Tickets 520-825-2818.

DesertView Sports Club

fitness · pool · tennis
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • DesertView Fitness Center, 520-818-1300: classes $8, small-group training $10, or an unlimited monthly class pass; free gym orientation Tuesdays 10:30 and Wednesdays 1:00.
  • Pool with lap lanes and a whirlpool, reopened September 1, 2026 after rebuilding.
  • Four tennis courts; the Cholla library sits at MountainView and a second library here.
SaddleBrooke Two · The Preserve

The Preserve: the newest clubhouse, the fine-dining room, the 2004 course.

Filmed on site by Blaine Bond.
Fine dining at The Preserve

The Preserve restaurant and The Links.

Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • The Preserve: dinner service, named Best Fine Dining 2025, chef Erik Savin; 520-825-3028.
  • The Links: grab-and-go by the course.
  • A wall of windows faces the Catalinas, with a shaded patio outside.
  • Reservations recommended in season.

The Preserve Clubhouse & Wellness Complex

Catalina Hills Dr · HOA Two
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Resort pool, lap pool and whirlpool; the Preserve Fitness Center.
  • The newest of the four complexes, next to Robson’s active construction.
  • Lighted tennis courts.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

The Preserve Golf Course

18 holes · Dick Bailey, 2004 · semi-private
Open to the public
  • Par 72, rating 72.3, slope 137.
  • Covered by the same Two passes as MountainView; public daily-fee tee times.
  • Golf-course lots here carry the Preserve’s highest prices.
Courses, fees and who can play →
Drone footage by Blaine Bond, filmed on site.
Tennis on every side

Tennis at SaddleBrooke, from the air.

  • SaddleBrooke One: eight lighted courts at the clubhouse complex.
  • MountainView Sports Complex: five courts next to the lap pool.
  • DesertView Sports Club: four courts.
  • The Preserve: lighted courts at the newest clubhouse.
  • Play both sides: the reciprocal-use agreement opens every court to residents of either HOA through September 2029.
Drone footage by Blaine Bond, filmed on site.
Pools on every side

Six pools, 16 lap lanes, four complexes.

  • SaddleBrooke One: a main pool and a three-lane lap pool, three spas and two saunas at the clubhouse.
  • MountainView Sports Complex: a heated three-lane, 51-foot lap pool plus a resort pool and whirlpool.
  • DesertView Sports Club: a 25-yard pool with six lap lanes and a whirlpool, resurfaced in 2026.
  • The Preserve: a resort pool with four lap lanes built in, plus a whirlpool.
  • Swim either side: the reciprocal-use agreement opens every pool to residents of both HOAs through September 2029.
Community-wide

Pickleball, softball, dogs, trails, clubs.

Ed Robson Pickleball Center

Ridgeview · HOA Two
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • 14 lighted courts: six built in 2012, eight more opened September 2022 with a $200,000 gift from Ed Robson; resurfaced August 2026.
  • SaddleBrooke Pickleball Association, about 800 members, roughly a third from the One side.
  • Private to the two HOAs.

Softball field

61971 E Oakwood Dr
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • One field, built 2005.
  • Senior Softball Association since 1996, ten leagues.
  • Spectator stands and a snack bar on game days.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Member-funded association in a Two retention basin, open to both HOAs.
  • About 270 member households.
  • No dogs on the golf paths anywhere in the community ($500 fine).
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

Walking paths and roads

22 paths · 26 miles of private roads
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Two maintains 22 marked walking paths; One maintains 26 miles of private roads.
  • Golf paths are walkable before 7 am and after 6 pm (5 pm in winter).
  • Marked golf-cart lanes on the main boulevards.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

Clubs and libraries

200+ clubs · 3 libraries
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Pickleball, tennis, hiking, cycling, swim, fine arts, ceramics, glass, silversmithing, photography, singers, winds and strings, barbershop, theater guild, two Rotary clubs, genealogy, computers and more.
  • Three resident libraries: SaddleBrooke One, DesertView and Cholla at MountainView.
  • The Institute for Learning in Retirement runs a lecture season.
Video coming soonBlaine is filming every amenity on site

Fire, safety and the extras

inside the gates
Both HOAs (reciprocal use)
  • Golder Ranch Fire District stations inside the community; Pinal County Sheriff substation on SaddleBrooke Blvd.
  • HOA Two Patrol around the clock; Patrol One on the One side.
  • Desert Life Pharmacy, a bank and gas at the on-property center.
Want to walk them instead of read about them?Blaine’s guided tour covers every clubhouse complex in two to three hours. No cost, no pressure.
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