Gilbert 5BR for Golf & Spring Training | Game Loft

Bring the whole group to the East Valley for golf season, spring training or the WM Phoenix Open. This 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath Gilbert home sleeps 12, so everyone gets a real bed and there's room to spread out after a day on the course or at the ballpark.



Inside, the open floor plan connects the kitchen, dining and living areas, so you can gather for meals or game night. Upstairs, the loft has a pool table for downtime between tee times, and the living room has a fireplace and a Smart TV. Central AC, a full laundry, Wi-Fi and a dedicated workspace make longer stays easy.



Outside, the covered patio and BBQ grill are made for Arizona winter evenings. The large backyard and playground give kids room to play, and a highchair and Pack N Play are provided for little ones. The home sits in a quiet residential neighborhood, and a nature preserve with walking trails and lakes is about 1.5 miles away.



Sleeping Arrangements

Bedroom 1: California King Bed ~ sleeps 2

Bedroom 2: 1 Twin Bed and Twin Bunkbed ~ sleeps 3

Bedroom 3: Queen Bed ~ sleeps 2

Bedroom 4: Queen Bed and Twin Bed ~ sleeps 3

Bedroom 5: Queen Bed ~ sleeps 2



Location

Nearest Supermarket – about 10-minute drive to Walmart Supercenter

Distance to Airport – less than 30-minute drive to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport



Nearby Attractions

Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch – about 5-min drive

Main Event - about 5-min drive

San Tan Village Mall – less than 10-min drive

Discovery Park – about 10-min drive

Gilbert Historical Museum – about 10-min drive

Downtown Gilbert - about 10-min drive

Sloan Park - about 20 min drive

Hohokam Park - about 22 min drive

American Family Fields of Phoenix - about 35 min drive



-----Things to Note-----

1. Owner requires an extra guest screening form upon booking.

2. We do not allow pets at the property. However, we gladly welcome service animals in accordance with the law. Please notify us in advance if you will be traveling with a service animal.

3. Indigenous critters like lizards, bugs, and spiders are common in the Arizona desert. Although the property undergoes regular pest control treatments, spotting dead bugs doesn't indicate an infestation but rather confirms the effectiveness of the treatment. While the house is cleaned before your arrival, occasional pest sightings may occur. To prevent ants, avoid leaving food or crumbs on counters or tables.