Home Type Townhomes (Attached)
Size 1,941–2,400 SF
Built 2007–2009
Garages 2-Car Attached
Gated Yes

WHY BUYERS CHOOSE THIS

A closer look at Desert Vista

Desert Vista is the outlier in Fireside — the only gated sub-community in the development and the only one built around townhomes rather than detached single-family homes. Built between 2007 and 2009, homes come in at 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and just under 2,000 square feet (1,941–2,400 sq ft), with 2-car attached garages. HOA fees are lower than you'd expect for a gated product — typically in the $120–$222/month range — and the HOA covers exterior maintenance, making this the most genuinely lock-and-leave option within Fireside.


Residents still have access to Fireside's community center, pools, fitness center, and trail network through the master HOA.

Community Snapshot

At a Glance

Everything you need to know about Desert Vista at Fireside before you schedule a tour.

Home Type
Townhomes (Attached)
Size Range
1,941–2,400 sq ft | 3 Bed, 2.5 Bath
Built
2007–2009
Garages
2-Car Attached
Gated
Yes
HOA
Desert Vista sub-HOA + Fireside Master HOA | ~$120–$222/month sub-HOA
Schools
Paradise Valley Unified — Wildfire Elementary, Explorer Middle, Pinnacle High

IS THIS COMMUNITY RIGHT FOR YOU?

Who This Is For — and Who It Isn't

Desert Vista appeals to buyers who want to be in Fireside's school zone and community but don't need a detached single-family home — snowbirds, empty nesters, and professionals who travel frequently and want a gated, lower-maintenance product. It's also the most attainable price point inside Fireside.

It's not the right fit if
you need more than 2,400 sq ft, want a detached home, or are prioritizing a larger private outdoor space. Buyers comparing lock-and-leave options more broadly should also look at Villages at Aviano and The Luxe at Desert Ridge.