Ancala

Welcome to Ancala, one of Scottsdale's most prestigious gated communities and private country clubs. This Luxury home community offers dramatic mountain views, a private club house, and spectacular championship golf.

Community

The 850-acre Ancala master planned community consists of 542 custom home sites, along with 42 casita homes. It is located at the foothills of The McDowell Mountains off Via Linda and 118th Street.  Ancala Country Club is a guard-gated community with home prices ranging from the mid $400´s for a casita to over $9,000,000 for a custom built home, although most average in the $2,000,000’s. Just as impressive as the homes and golf course are the phenomenal views Ancala homebuyers have of the McDowell Mountains and Scottsdale.

Amenities

The private country club has a relaxed yet refined feel to it. Members meet there for delectable dining, an invigorating workout, a bracing game of tennis, a refreshing swim, or for respite and relaxation after a stimulating round of golf. The club's acclaimed signature restaurant, The Ancala Room, provides elegant dining with exquisite fare and enchanting evening views of the Valley. Bogey's Grille & Bar features breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxed, fun atmosphere. Tennis enthusiasts will find two lighted courts as well as lessons from the club's full-time, on-site pro. For an energizing workout, the fitness center features the latest cardio and weight equipment, as well as a heated swimming pool with two 25-meter lap lanes. The kids can receive full instruction in Ancala's quality junior golf and tennis programs.  For those special occasions, the club provides a magical setting for a memorable event.

Golf Course

The Dye Design 18-hole championship course features a 73.6 rating (championship tees) and a slope of 152 that challenges players of all skill levels.   At nearly 7,000 yards from the back tees, this course will test your length, precision, and shot-making ability. Desert ravines crisscross the beautifully manicured fairways and a lake runs the length of two holes. Strategically placed bunkers frame most landing areas, including the greens, which are well known for their speed and undulation.  Scottsdale Life Magazine also voted it as Scottsdale’s best and most challenging 18th hole.