Rio Rico Homes

Bella Vista North
	Old Pueblo Collection 1,522 to 2,602 square feet Prices starting from the mid $200s
	Mission Collection 1,522 to 2,416 square feet Prices starting from the mid $200s
Casitas De Anza
	Casitas De Anza 1,348 to 1,878 square feet Prices starting from the low $200s
Fairway Estates at Tubac
	Fairway Estates at Tubac 2,272 to 2,445 square feet Prices starting from the low $600s
Ranchos del Rio
	Ranchos del Rio 2,060 to 3,611 square feet Prices starting from the high $300s
Rural Living
	Mission Collection 1,522 to 3,611 square feet Prices starting from the high $100s
	Sonoran Collection 1,321 to 1,706 square feet Prices starting from the mid $100s
	Old Pueblo Collection 1,522 to 2,602 square feet Prices starting from the high $100s.
Estancias Rio Vista
	Old Pueblo Collection 1,811 to 2,128 square feet Prices starting from the low $300s
	Mission Collection 1,872 to 2,416 square feet Prices starting from the mid $200s

Welcome to the Master Planned Community of the Villas of Rio Rico

If it’s well-designed homes, resort-style living and miles of undiscovered desert landscape situated in one of the most picturesque and historically fascinating areas of Arizona, then The Villages of Rio Rico are for you. Welcome to a virtually undiscovered gem in the Sonoran Desert’s lush Santa Cruz River Valley. The Villages of Rio Rico feature homes which blend with the desert surroundings. The urban conveniences of Tucson are less than an hour north and the splendor of exotic Mexico is just minutes south. The Villages of Rio Rico are the perfect way to get away to it all!

Explore the Trail of the Empire

Follow in the footsteps of early explorers as you travel the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail. Hike through the ruins of ancient missions and archeological sites. In Rio Rico, history has been preserved for generations to come.

Where Spanish Explorers once searched for gold and gems

Rio Rico means “Rich River” in Spanish and the area is indeed rich with history and archeological wonders. Long before Spaniards walked these trails, Rio Rico was home to native Americans, including a pre-historic race known as ‘The Forgotten Ones.” Their ancient 18-acre village was discovered in 1954 and partially rebuilt by the Upper Pima Indians. Some ancient Spanish and Jesuit Missions still dot the landscape and if you follow Sonoita Creek the streambed through Rio Rico you’ll discover petroglyphs dating to the early Hohokam Period.

Once part of a vast land grant from the King of Spain, Rio Rico encompasses Native American, Spanish, Mexican and American Old West cultures making it the vibrant multi-cultural community we know today.