Welcome to Montevista where a beautiful oasis in the desert awaits you! This Toll Brothers Community is where families of over 300 residences have decided to call home. Here, we are surrounded by big blue skies by day and beautiful sunsets by night; pristine desert views, natural washes and an abundance of sunshine and wildlife.
At Montevista, our residents are close enough to enjoy the tastes of city life at Desert Ridge, High Street, City North, Kierland Commons and the Scottsdale Quarter just minutes to our south, as well as experience the old town western charm of Cave Creek and Carefree just minutes to our north. If golf is your game, there are many high quality public and private venues nearby such as Troon Country Club, Troon North, Grayhawk, Dove Valley, The Boulders and more. From boating, fishing and water sports at Bartlett Lake, you are also just a short drive away to numerous hiking and biking trails, picnic spots, and scenic views for photography or simply stargazing at night. Whatever your preference, Montevista has you covered!
For those who prefer to take in the good life closer to home, look no further than your neighborhood backyard. Montevista has a premiere main park nestled in the center of our community with a tot lot, basketball and pickleball courts, walking paths and several large pocket parks. Our Main Park serves as a gathering place for community social events such as our annual MonsterVista Halloween Party and pickleball tournament. When the weather cools off, it's a great time to take a walk - enjoying the sunshine while meeting new neighbors and our many four-legged friends.
So, welcome once again to Montevista. Feel free to peruse our website where you can find information on all kinds of topics, as well as key documents and forms. If you have any questions, simply click on the "Contact Us" tab and someone will get back to you as soon as possible. At Montevista, we look forward to doing what we can to help make this community a place that you are proud to call home.
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Proudly Managed By
Arizona Community Management Services, LLC.
15300 N. 90th Street, Suite 800, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Phone: 480.355.1190
Emergency Contact Information
If you have a maintenance emergency occur that is in regards to the Association after regular business hours, please call 480.355.1190 and follow the prompts.
Office Hours
Open today | 08:30 am – 05:00 pm |
TIPS FOR ASSOCIATION LIVING
We want your HOA experience to be as positive as possible. Whether you are new to a homeowners association (HOA) or have lived in one for years, here are a few tips to help you make the transition to community living.
READ YOUR GOVERNING DOCUMENTS: When you closed on your new home, you received a lot of documents related to the HOA. Among them were the 'Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions' (CC&Rs). Along with your Architectural/Landscape Design Guidelines, these will give you an overview of your responsibilities within the HOA.
GET TO KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS, GET INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY, FORM A NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK WATCH. One of the advantages of living in an HOA is the sense of community. Some HOAs have websites, newsletters, community activity lists and more. Strike up conversations with your neighbors. You may make some friendships that will last for years, and, statistics show that forming a neighborhood Block Watch program significantly cuts down on crime.
GO TO THE MEETINGS: Have a concern regarding the community? Let your Board know your concerns. They are there to serve you and the best interests of the Community.
RESPECT YOUR NEIGHBORS AND THEIR PROPERTY: The governing documents generally have parking and barking dog restrictions. Abiding by these restrictions will go a long way in keeping peace and a sense of neighborhood in the community.
SUBMIT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE BEFORE INSTALLING THEM: Your CC&Rs generally require submission of some sort of plans prior to installation of any architectural and/or landscaping changes to your home. The purpose of these restrictions is to assure an overall theme running through the community.
Failure to submit plans prior to installation may require you to incur the cost of removing your installation and bringing it into compliance with the governing documents. To save yourself time, money and aggravation, be sure to submit your changes and receive approval from the Architectural Committee for your HOA before you do the work.
BE INVOLVED: Your HOA has several committees. Look into joining one and becoming involved with the events and activities going on throughout your community.
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