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Actively selling Queen Creek, Maricopa County

Harvest Enchantment Series (Pulte)

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Pulte’s Enchantment Series inside the multi-builder Harvest masterplan in Queen Creek — match Pulte Development Corporation (#79383) separately from Meritage and other Harvest-phase sellers that share lake / amenity marketing.

Directory last reviewed 2026-10-30.

Builder(s)
  • Pulte Homes
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Oct 1, 2026 Pulte / aggregator snapshots: Enchantment / Majesty series with Messina and related plans ~3,148–4,735 sq ft marketed; from about $662,990–$1,049,990 band; ~8 homes / QMI and Sep–Oct 2026 completion messaging on S 224th–227th / E San Tan Blvd corridors; sales pin commonly listed at 25943 S 227th St

Location
25943 S. 227th St, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Local statistics (approx.)

Service Approx. drive Nearest listed
Hospital ~8 mi Banner Ironwood Medical Center (San Tan Valley / Queen Creek area) Confirm ER routing from San Tan Blvd / 227th addresses; Dignity / Banner East Valley alternates exist.
Grocery ~3 mi Queen Creek / San Tan Blvd and Ellsworth Rd grocery corridors
Fire station ~3 mi Queen Creek / regional fire partner (confirm first-due station)

Approximate driving miles estimated from OpenStreetMap/Nominatim geocoding (straight-line distance × ~1.35). Recheck before relying on emergency-response planning.

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Public context: Oct 1, 2026 Pulte marketing shows Harvest Enchantment Series actively selling (Queen Creek; sales commonly at 25943 S 227th St; Messina / related plans from about the mid-$600Ks into higher Majesty inventory; QMI and late-2026 completion messaging). Match Pulte Development Corporation (#79383; verify live) — Harvest masterplan amenities are shared lifestyle marketing, not a merged warranty desk with Meritage Harvest phases or other Harvest builders. See also the Harvest overview pod for multi-builder context. Quick move-in age is purchase logistics, not automatic booklet or ROC burn. “Drainage / grading is homeowner responsibility forever” booklet talk is express maintenance process — not a freestanding wipe of § 12-1365 / R4-9-108 / Zambrano / PDA layers. Dream Finders–Beazer closed Oct 20, 2026 (Beazer wholly owned Dream Finders subsidiary / NYSE-delisted); closing disclosures say nothing about Arizona ROC licenses — keep #114625 and #356210 separate and check ROC for any license change.

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