One-Bedroom Casita · Plan D-1636
The Mesa
One bedroom, one bath, kitchen island — 576 sq ft that fits most East Valley lots. From $165,000.
- Conditioned
- 576 sq ft
- Footprint
- 16′ × 36′
- Layout
- 1 bed · 1 bath
Fixed price, from$165,000
Models & pricing
Four casitas. One fixed price each.
Every model below is priced in public and built to the same promise: one number, in writing, that includes your architectural plans, structural engineering, and City permits. Site conditions are quoted from a published schedule before you sign anything.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Casita · Plan D-1648
The Gilbert
Two bedrooms, two baths, 768 sq ft — a narrow 16-foot plan for long side yards. From $225,000.
- Conditioned
- 768 sq ft
- Footprint
- 16′ × 48′
- Layout
- 2 bed · 2 bath
Fixed price, from$225,000
Two-Bedroom Casita · Plan D-2236
The Chandler
Two bedrooms, one bath, 792 sq ft — a wider plan with a full-width great room. From $230,000.
- Conditioned
- 792 sq ft
- Footprint
- 22′ × 36′
- Layout
- 2 bed · 1 bath
Fixed price, from$230,000
Three-Bedroom Casita · Plan D-2245
The Queen Creek
Three bedrooms, two baths, 990 sq ft — the most casita Arizona lets you build by right. From $245,000.
- Conditioned
- 990 sq ft
- Footprint
- 22′ × 45′
- Layout
- 3 bed · 2 bath
Fixed price, from$245,000
Your plans.
Your sketch.
Our license.
Fully custom · Your design
Custom
Change one of our plans to fit your yard, bring your architect’s drawings, or start from an idea — golf-sim casitas, pool houses, studios and garages included. Priced with a written, line-item bid after a site visit.
Priced byLine-item bid
What every price includes
Plans, permits, and finishes. In the number.
Architectural plan set and structural engineering. City permit application, fees, and submittal through approval. Foundation, framing, LP SmartSide board-and-batten siding or stucco, a spray-foam insulated 4:12 shingle roof, vinyl windows, a full kitchen, a complete bath, flooring, lighting, HVAC, and a one-year builder warranty.
What isn’t included is everything that depends on your particular lot — panel upgrades, long utility runs, extreme grade correction, restoration. Those come from a published schedule during pre-qualification, not as a surprise mid-build.