Community Guide · Prescott Valley, AZ

Stoneridge Unit 8.

Stoneridge Unit 8, formally Unit 8 at StoneRidge, is a compact gated phase of 35 single-family homes on Cloud Cliff Pass in Prescott Valley, Arizona, built by Stoneridge Homes in 2019 and 2020. It sits within the larger StoneRidge master-planned community, known for its golf course and community center. This guide covers this specific phase, not the whole master plan, with the questions to ask before you buy.

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Orientation

A small phase, a full community around it.

Unit 8 is the kind of phase that barely exists in newer developments: a gated enclave of about three dozen homes, built at one time by one builder, and sold out. On Cloud Cliff Pass in Prescott Valley, it offers the quiet of a small neighborhood with the amenity campus of the StoneRidge master plan a short distance away.

Because it is sold out, every home here trades as resale. That means the practical market is condition-based: newer systems and finishes from 2019 and 2020, with the specific care and updates of the individual owner defining each property. For a buyer, the appeal is a small, gated, newer community with golf, pools, and courts as its neighbors nearby.

Quick facts

The verified essentials, at a glance.

Community type
A compact, gated phase of single-family homes within the StoneRidge master plan
Location
Prescott Valley, Arizona, at Cloud Cliff Pass
Builder
Stoneridge Homes, built 2019 through 2020
Homes
35 single-family homes
Status
Fully sold out. The market here is resale only
Age rules
None documented by the builder or association. Confirm any current terms with the community

Verify before you commit

HOA dues, governing structure, amenity access and fees, and any age or occupancy terms change over time. Confirm the current terms with the community directly, and start with the official sources:

03 · Community overview

Quiet by design, connected by plan.

Unit 8 is a deliberately small place. Thirty-five homes on one phase means low traffic, quick neighbors, and a gated setting that feels private. What it does not carry, and does not need to carry, is its own amenity campus: the StoneRidge master plan supplies the recreation, and this phase sits inside it.

The community around it defines the experience. StoneRidge's golf course runs through substantial open space, and the community center holds the pools, courts, and fitness facilities. For someone who wants the benefits of a full golf-and-recreation community with the intimacy of a tiny phase, that combination is the point.

The tradeoffs follow from the structure. The phase is small, so club access, dues, and social life all route through the larger community. Higher-elevation living brings real seasons, and the Prescott area is an intentional distance from the Phoenix valley. And because every home is resale, condition is the variable that separates one listing from the next.

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04 · Homes & real estate

One builder, one era, now resale.

All 35 homes in Unit 8 were built by Stoneridge Homes in 2019 and 2020, so the phase shares an era, a builder's standards, and a construction timeline. With the phase sold out, the market today is resale: newer systems and finishes, with the care and updates of individual owners defining each property.

  • Built 2019 through 2020 by Stoneridge Homes, so these are newer homes with current systems and finishes, now available only as resale.
  • This page covers Unit 8 specifically, the phase on Cloud Cliff Pass. Broader claims about the whole StoneRidge community should not be applied to every phase without checking.
  • Gated and compact: roughly three dozen homes means a quiet, low-traffic phase, with the bigger StoneRidge amenity campus a short distance away.
  • Confirm the exact governing structure for Unit 8 and the current dues, rules, and amenity access with the community association before you rely on any detail.

Amenities & lifestyle

The community center, and the course.

Unit 8's lifestyle comes from the StoneRidge community around it. The amenities below are drawn from the community association's and builder's own materials. Access, fees, and membership terms change, so treat this as the starting picture, not the final word.

StoneRidge Golf Club

An 18-hole public golf course weaving through the StoneRidge community, per the builder.

Indoor and outdoor pools

The StoneRidge community center offers indoor and outdoor pools plus a hot tub.

Tennis and sports courts

Tennis and pickleball courts alongside other sports facilities at the community center.

Fitness facility

A fitness facility and banquet room within the community center.

Walking paths

Paths that wind through natural areas within and around the community.

Community center

The social and activity hub of the StoneRidge plan, with spaces for classes and gatherings.

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Community center Shared amenities

Confirm current access

Confirm which amenities are reserved for residents, what the golf and recreation access rules and fees are, and how they apply to this phase in particular. The association's current terms are the decision input, not older marketing material.

06 · Location & nearby conveniences

Prescott Valley, in the mountain foothills.

Unit 8 sits on Cloud Cliff Pass in Prescott Valley, part of the Prescott area along the Highway 69 corridor in Yavapai County. The region supplies the everyday picture: shopping, dining, healthcare, and recreation across Prescott Valley and nearby Prescott, all in a higher-elevation setting with real seasons and mountain views.

The location tradeoff is the distance to the Phoenix valley. For buyers who live, work, and play in the Prescott area, this is simply home. For anyone who commutes south, the route needs to be driven honestly before the decision is made.

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07 · What to consider

The balanced view, before you commit.

01

Fit

Unit 8 appeals to buyers who want a small, quiet, gated phase of newer single-family homes inside a larger community that carries the amenities. The smaller the phase, the more you rely on the neighborhood around it for pools, courts, and social life.

02

HOA and community rules

StoneRidge is governed by its community association, and the governing documents define dues, use rules, and obligations. Review the current documents, dues, reserve status, and any special assessments with the association directly.

03

Age and occupancy terms

Some third-party retirement directories describe Unit 8 as an active adult community, but the builder's and community association's own materials do not document age rules. Whether any age or occupancy requirement applies, and what it is today, must be confirmed directly with the community or HOA before you rely on it.

04

Location and commute

Prescott Valley sits along the Highway 69 corridor in the Prescott area of Yavapai County, a higher-elevation, four-season setting. That is the draw for many buyers and a real distance consideration for anyone tied to the Phoenix valley.

05

Due diligence

Order the inspections, review the disclosures, read the HOA documents, and confirm current amenity access and fees before closing. Newer homes still deserve inspections, and the community paperwork deserves the same scrutiny as the roof.

Next step

Find the right home in Unit 8.

With 35 homes and resale-only availability, the right property is a specific one. Let us pull the current listings, verify the community terms with the association, and get you into the homes that actually fit.

Phone
623-400-5957