Troon

Sister communities built around the same mountain, not the same place. Troon Village wraps roughly 1,400 acres around Troon Mountain, sits a little lower and cooler, and is anchored by the private Troon Country Club. Troon North spans about 1,800 acres around Pinnacle Peak, trades more in custom homes and larger view lots, and takes its name from the separate, semi-private Troon North Golf Club. A "Troon" address can mean either, so we confirm which one before comparing homes.

No, and the two clubs work differently. Troon North Golf Club, home to the Monument and Pinnacle courses, is semi-private: you can book a round on a daily-fee basis, and homeowners are never required to join. Troon Country Club, which serves Troon Village next door, is fully private and membership-only, with a waitlist that has run years for full golf access. We confirm current terms and cost with each club before you make an offer that depends on either.

Mostly, but not uniformly. Troon North is a patchwork of gated, guard-gated and open subdivisions built by different developers, so entry security varies block to block rather than at one community gate. A few pockets, including Balancing Rock and the Pinnacle Views subdivisions, are not gated at all. Every home also carries a two-tier HOA, a master association plus its own sub-association, so we check both the gate type and the assessment structure before you tour a specific address.

Troon North falls in Cave Creek Unified School District, not Scottsdale Unified, even though the address reads Scottsdale. Most children zone to Desert Sun Academy, Sonoran Trails Middle School and Cactus Shadows High School. District boundaries can shift, so we always confirm the specific address against the district's own boundary map before it factors into a decision. We check it for every home we show.

Wide, and tied to lot size and view. As of September 2026, homes in Troon North ranged from roughly $850,000 for townhomes and smaller lots to $8 million and above for custom estates on the Pinnacle Peak ridgelines, with most activity well below that top end. Troon Village next door trends toward more turnkey, lower-maintenance product. We'd rather run current comparables for your specific lot than quote a townwide average.

Recent data leans favorable for well-priced homes. Public market reports point to mid to high single-digit annual price growth and a sale-to-list ratio in the mid-90s percent, with correctly priced listings moving faster than overpriced ones that sit for months. Those figures came from aggregator market reports rather than one clean source, so we'd rather walk you through the closed comparables on your specific street than quote a townwide trend.