
Casa de Paz is one of the smaller 55+ communities I show clients in Mesa, with just 135 attached homes built between 1980 and 1984 on Mesa’s east side. If you want active adult living on a genuinely small, walkable scale rather than a sprawling master-planned community, this is the kind of neighborhood that fits.
The clubhouse and multipurpose room anchor most of the social activity — card games and neighborhood gatherings happen there regularly. Outside, residents have an outdoor pool, spa, patio, barbecue area, pickleball courts, and even a putting green. A full-time activities director keeps card nights, crafts, and movie nights on the calendar, and the location puts residents within easy reach of the area’s shops and restaurants.
Casa de Paz’s small size means inventory moves differently than in Mesa’s bigger 55+ communities — I keep an eye on what’s available here and can let you know as soon as something comes up.
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