Eagles Landing Condominiums For Sale
Eagles Landing is a small condo community in Fountain Hills, just northeast of Fountain Hills Boulevard and Saguaro. The homes are single-level, two-bed, two-bath units in a handful of low buildings, built in 2007. It’s an easy, low-fuss place to own — the HOA handles most of the outside — and you’re close to the McDowell Mountain trails, a few golf courses, and downtown Fountain Hills.
If you want something affordable and simple in a scenic town — a first place, a smaller place, or somewhere you can lock up and travel from — Eagles Landing is worth a look.
| Quick Fact | Eagles Landing Condominiums |
|---|---|
| Location | North side of Fountain Hills near Fountain Hills Road and Saguaro Boulevard |
| Community Type | Apartment-style condominiums in five two-story buildings |
| Home Types | Two-bedroom, two-bath units with covered patios or balconies and nine-foot ceilings |
| Golf Courses | SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon and Eagle Mountain golf courses |
| Resident Amenities | Heated pool and spa, large clubhouse and gas grill |
| Shopping & Dining | Safeway, Basha's, Ace Hardware; Sofrita, Oka Sushi and Georgie's |
| Nearby Areas | McDowell Mountain Preserve and Fountain Park; Beeline Highway to Scottsdale |
| Real Estate | Roughly $340,500 to $400,500 |
| Home Sizes | 1,185 square feet |
| Year Built | Built by Mirage in 2007 |
Eagles Landing Condominiums at a Glance: Eagles Landing is a Fountain Hills community of two-bedroom, two-bath condominiums in five two-story buildings built by Mirage in 2007.
What Homes Cost at Eagles Landing
Units here have generally run from about $340,000 to $400,000, which makes it one of the more affordable ways to own in Fountain Hills. Price mostly depends on the updates and the view. There aren’t many units, so they can go quickly when they come up.
The Homes
These are apartment-style condos with single-level living inside each unit. In general you’ll find:
- Two-bedroom, two-bath units around 1,185 square feet, built in 2007 by Mirage
- Nine-foot ceilings, covered patios or balconies, tile floors, and granite counters
- A full laundry room in the unit and one assigned covered parking space
- Single-level living, so no stairs inside your home
HOA and What’s Included
The monthly HOA fee does a lot of the heavy lifting here — it covers the building insurance, common-area upkeep, exterior maintenance, trash, and roof repair and replacement. That’s a big part of why these are so low-maintenance. Fees can change, so ask what the current amount is and exactly what it covers for the unit you’re looking at.
What’s in the Community
For a small community, there’s a nice set of shared amenities:
- A heated pool and spa
- A clubhouse and a gas grill
- Covered parking
- A quiet Fountain Hills location close to trails, golf, and downtown
Things to Do Nearby
Getting Outside
The McDowell Mountain Preserve trails are close, and Fountain Park with its famous fountain is a short drive for a walk around the lake.
Golf
SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon, and Eagle Mountain golf courses are all nearby.
Shopping and Eating
Downtown Fountain Hills’ shops and restaurants are minutes away, and North Scottsdale is a short drive for more.
Schools
Eagles Landing is served by the Fountain Hills Unified School District, with the town’s schools nearby. If you have school-age kids, check the assigned schools for a specific unit, since boundaries can vary.
Why People Like Living Here
People pick Eagles Landing because it’s affordable, easy to own, and in a pretty, laid-back town. It’s a natural fit for first-time buyers, folks downsizing, and anyone who wants a simple place near the outdoors that they don’t have to fuss over.
Frequently Asked Questions About Eagles Landing Homes
1. Is Eagles Landing a good value?
For Fountain Hills, yes — it’s one of the more affordable ways to own here, and the HOA covers a lot of the exterior and insurance, so your upkeep costs are pretty predictable. You’re trading a big private home for simplicity and a lower price, which is exactly what a lot of buyers here want.
2. Are these condos or apartments?
They’re condominiums you own, in apartment-style buildings — meaning you have neighbors above, below, or beside you and share the grounds, but the home is yours. The HOA handles the shared parts.
3. What does the HOA cover, and what’s the catch?
It covers building insurance, common areas, exterior maintenance, trash, and the roof — a lot for the money. The ‘catch’ is just the monthly fee itself, so get the current amount and confirm what’s included before you buy.
4. Is it quiet, or should I worry about noise?
It’s a small, calm community, but since it’s apartment-style you may hear a neighbor now and then. Walking a specific unit and noting which floor it’s on is the best way to get a feel for it.
5. How’s parking?
Each unit comes with one assigned covered parking space. If you have two vehicles or regular guests, ask about the guest parking situation for the specific building.
6. Will a condo here hold its value?
Fountain Hills stays in demand, and affordable, low-maintenance units appeal to a wide range of buyers, which helps. As with any condo, the HOA’s health matters to value, so it’s worth a look at the community’s finances.
7. What won’t the listing tell me?
Check the HOA’s monthly fee and reserves, which floor the unit is on, and whether it’s been updated since 2007. On the plus side, the location near trails, golf, and downtown is a bigger perk in person than it reads on paper.
8. Who are the neighbors like?
It’s a mix — first-time buyers, people who’ve downsized, and part-time residents who spend the cooler months here. It’s generally quiet and neighborly.
9. Can I rent my unit out?
Many condo communities allow it with some rules or limits. If renting is part of your plan, confirm the current leasing and short-term-rental rules with the HOA before you buy.
10. What’s the best part, and the trade-off?
Best part: an affordable, low-maintenance home in a scenic town near the outdoors. Trade-off: it’s a smaller, apartment-style condo with shared walls and an HOA fee — a good deal for the right buyer.
11. Is it easy to lock up and travel?
Very. That’s a big reason people buy here — the HOA handles the outside, so you can leave for weeks or months without much worry.
12. How do I see what’s available?
Units here don’t come up often, so it helps to have someone watch for them. Reach out to Andrew Holm and The Holm Group and they’ll let you know as soon as one lists.
Learn More
Want to see more of the town? Browse what’s currently for sale on our Fountain Hills homes for sale page. And for town info and services, check the Town of Fountain Hills website.
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External link: fountainhillsaz.gov (Town of Fountain Hills)
Work With Andrew and The Holm Group
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Last Updated: October 2026
