Mulberry

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Mulberry

Blandford Homes has created hometown charm, for real! Mulberry is the neighborhood EVERYONE falls in love with. It feels like an enchanted land—magically reminiscent of the early 1900s when homes sprung up to create quaint neighborhoods. Blandford Homes presents an inspired line of home designs with significant character differences. Imagine corner lots featuring homes with wraparound porches! This “New Old-Home Neighborhood” will be one-of-a-kind in Arizona. The master plan and neighborhood amenities are magical, too. Mulberry features two beautiful main entrances with lush landscaping. Tree-lined boulevards lead to centrally located Mulberry Park, no more than a short walk from anyplace in the neighborhood. You may feel as though you’re in storybook land as you enjoy the park’s impressive Georgian Colonial-style building complete with white trim and green shutters, along with the sport courts, playground, pool, fitness, multipurpose room and huge great lawn area. Wow, just imagine the events, concerts, and celebrations you’ll attend within the huge pavillions and green playing fields of Mulberry Park. Adjacent to the community, Desert Ridge Junior and High Schools, as well as two elementary schools, are all part of the top-rated Gilbert School District. The 202 Santan and US 60 Superstition Freeways are each within approximately 1.8 miles of Mulberry. Mesa’s tech corridor, expected to provide thousands of job opportunities, lies just one mile south. Also within a mile you’ll find major shopping, dining, a carwash and even an IMAX theater. A shopping area, “Mulberry Marketplace,” includes a Fry’s Marketplace designed in a Craftsman Bungalow style to tie into Mulberry’s architectural theme. Mulberry residents don’t even have to leave the community to shop! The design of Mulberry does not take a backseat to its location. Most all sidewalks will be offset from the roads. Picture rose gardens, green grass, and large palm trees mixed with big, beautiful shade trees