Cooper commons

Cooper Commons is located at the southern boundary of Chandler in the southeast of the city. Those who appreciate the quiet and remote nature of the Sun Groves community to the east who want to spend a less on a home will love Cooper Commons.

About half the homes here are smaller than homes in Sun Groves and are densely plotted on communal lots. Expect these homes in Cooper Commons to be about 300 to 500 square feet smaller on 40% smaller lots with savings of up to $60,000 versus Sun Groves.

Around the perimeter of the community, however, you will find larger homes equivalent in size and price to those found in Sun Groves, making this a community where you can find homes within a broader range of budgets.

Like many Chandler neighborhoods, families will find the zoned elementary school located directly within the community. There are common green spaces located throughout the community along Amanda Blvd that connects the network of neighborhoods together.

La Paloma Park, in the middle of the neighborhood, features a shaded ramada, a playground, a basketball court, a pickleball court, a horseshoe court, and walking paths that connect to Hull Elementary School and other greenbelts interweaving through the neighborhood.

Those worried about urban infill and losing the remoteness of this community will appreciate that just on the other side of Hunt Highway is the Gila River Indian Community. This area is protected from home developments filling in the land.

Being so far to the south, one thing to note is that the neighborhood is located approximately 6 miles south of the Loop 202 at the Gilbert Road exit. This will add 10 minutes to commutes heading to shopping and entertainment along the 202 and to business commutes to Phoenix and Scottsdale. With that said, this is a neighborhood where you will truly enjoy the quiet comforts of home and community.