Community Guide · Prescott Valley, AZ

Jasper, a clean-energy master plan in Prescott Valley.

Jasper is a master-planned, clean-energy community in Prescott Valley, Arizona, at the base of Glassford Hill in Yavapai County. New single-family homes from multiple builders, a mountain setting, and a community still building out. This guide covers the verified facts, the lifestyle, and the questions to ask before you buy.

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Orientation

A new master plan, built around clean energy.

Jasper is a roughly 1,200-acre master-planned community in Prescott Valley, developed by Jasper Eco Dev (JED). It sits at the base of Glassford Hill, and the community's identity is built around clean-energy homebuilding: solar-ready, high-efficiency construction is the through-line across the builders working there.

Three builders, ECCO Homes, Mandalay Homes, and Capstone Homes, are building new single-family homes in the community, and the plan also includes The Flats at Jasper, a build-to-rent neighborhood. For a buyer, the appeal is a newer community with a mountain setting and current construction standards, in a part of Arizona that is still building out.

Quick facts

The verified essentials, at a glance.

Community type
Master-planned, clean-energy community
Location
Prescott Valley, AZ, in Yavapai County at the base of Glassford Hill
Master developer
Jasper Eco Dev (JED)
Builders
ECCO Homes, Mandalay Homes, and Capstone Homes
Housing
New single-family construction, plus a build-to-rent neighborhood
Status
A newer community still building out

Verify before you commit

HOA dues, home pricing and availability, builder terms, and amenity access all change over time. Confirm the current terms directly with the community and builders before you make any decision, and start with the official sources:

03 · Community overview

Clean energy, mountain views, new construction.

Jasper is organized around a single idea: homes that use less energy. The community's developers describe a clean-energy vision, and the builders on site, ECCO Homes, Mandalay Homes, and Capstone Homes, all emphasize high-efficiency, solar-ready construction in their Jasper lines. For buyers, that means current building standards in a newer community rather than an established one.

The setting is part of the appeal. Jasper sits at the base of Glassford Hill in Prescott Valley, in the high country of Yavapai County, with the outdoor recreation of the surrounding area close at hand.

The practical tradeoffs are real. The community is still building out, so the amenity program and neighborhood feel are a work in progress. It is in Prescott Valley, north of the Phoenix metro, which suits buyers who want the high-country lifestyle over a short commute. And the monthly cost picture, HOA dues plus any assessments, needs to be checked against the current numbers.

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04 · Homes & real estate

New single-family homes, from three builders.

Jasper's housing is new single-family construction from ECCO Homes, Mandalay Homes, and Capstone Homes. Floor plans and sizes vary by builder and phase, and the community's clean-energy emphasis runs through the product. Because the community is new, resale inventory is limited today; most purchases are new construction.

  • New build terms: review the current pricing, incentives, warranties, and completion timelines directly with each builder.
  • HOA and assessments: review the current dues, any community facilities district assessment, and the reserve fund health with the community.
  • Community rules: review the current governing documents for use rules, rentals, and obligations that apply to your situation.
  • Buildout status: confirm which phases are complete, which amenities are open, and what is still planned before you commit.

Amenities & lifestyle

Parks, trails, and a community still taking shape.

The amenities below are drawn from the developers' and community's own materials. Access, hours, fees, and membership terms change, and because Jasper is still building out, confirm what is currently open.

Parks and open space

Parks and open space are part of the community plan, per the developers.

Trails

Walking paths and trails within the community's open space.

Clean-energy infrastructure

The community's identity is built around solar-ready, high-efficiency homes, per the developers.

A build-to-rent neighborhood

The Flats at Jasper, a build-to-rent neighborhood of single-family homes and duplexes, per the developer.

Mountain setting

The community sits at the base of Glassford Hill in the Prescott Valley high country.

Growing amenity program

As new phases open, confirm which amenities are complete and available to residents.

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Confirm current access

Some facilities may be reserved for residents while others are open to the public or require membership, and new phases are still opening. Confirm the current access rules, hours, and any membership fees with the community before you rely on any amenity in your decision.

06 · Location & nearby conveniences

Prescott Valley, in the high country.

Jasper sits in Prescott Valley, in Yavapai County, north of the Phoenix metro. Everyday shopping, dining, healthcare, and services are available in Prescott Valley and nearby Prescott.

The surrounding area offers the outdoor recreation of the high country: lakes, trails, and forest land within reach. Confirm the specific services, hours, and access that matter to you for your own daily routine, and weigh the commute to work or family against the high-country lifestyle the community offers.

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07 · What to consider

The balanced view, before you commit.

01

Fit

Jasper is a newer, clean-energy master plan, so the fit depends on whether you want current construction standards and a community still finding its character, or an established neighborhood with decades of maturity. The high-country setting in Prescott Valley is a big part of the appeal.

02

HOA and community rules

Jasper has a community association, and the governing documents define dues, use rules, and obligations. Review the current documents, dues, reserve status, and any community facilities district assessment with the community directly. Rules change, so the current terms are what matter.

03

Location and commute

Jasper sits in Prescott Valley, in Yavapai County north of the Phoenix metro. That suits buyers who want the high-country lifestyle, and it is a longer drive for anyone commuting to the Phoenix area. Weigh the commute you will actually make, not the one you hope to avoid.

04

New build vs resale

Jasper is still building out, so most purchases are new construction, with current pricing, builder terms, and warranties. Resale inventory is limited today but will grow as the community matures. The right choice depends on your timeline and tolerance for a building process.

05

Due diligence

Read the HOA documents, review the builder contracts and timelines, and confirm what is complete versus planned before closing. In a growing community, the numbers and the buildout status deserve the same scrutiny as the home itself.

Next step

See Jasper for yourself.

A community like this is best judged in person: walk the site, tour a model home, and ask the builders and community their current questions directly. We will set up the visit and walk you through the numbers before you commit.

Phone
623-400-5957