Pennsylvania-based homebuilder and real estate developer Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE: TOL) is kicking off sales of 31 homes within the Manor Collection at Sereno Canyon in north Scottsdale.
The community opening comes as the national builder continues to gobble up more land around the Valley where it plans to construct hundreds of residences.
Priced from $2.2 million, homes at Manor Collection will range from 4,152 to more than 4,655 square feet. The project is situated on the northeast end of the Sereno Canyon community, offering panoramic mountain views.
The single-level homes feature elevated ceiling heights in the main living space, expansive great rooms with dual-sided fireplaces and multislide patio doors, gourmet kitchens with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, as well as multigenerational living suites.
Toll Brothers is unveiling its Windgate Desert Contemporary model home that offers an indoor-outdoor living experience.
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The grand opening of Manor Collection at Sereno Canyon follows the recent opening of the builder's hillside enclave of 30 homes in Sedona. Called Toll Brothers at Sedona, that community features home sites ranging up to 1.75 acres. Homes range from 4,098 to 4,155 square feet and are priced from $2.1 million. Construction of the sales center and model home is underway at 220 Hillside Vista Drive in Sedona.
Last spring, Toll Brothers kicked off sales of Merion Grove, a luxury community in Queen Creek that includes 19 homes on lots at least a quarter of an acre.
Homes at Merion Grove in Queen Creek offer an indoor/outdoor living experience.
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Priced from $1.3 million, those homes range from 3,490 square feet to more than 4,322 square feet and also feature elevated ceiling heights and multipanel sliding doors leading to indoor/outdoor living spaces. They also offer an option for casitas for added flexibility.
Toll Brothers Eyes Future Valley Projects
Toll Brothers has been busy buying land around the Phoenix metro for future development.
On Nov. 24, Toll Brothers teamed up with Shea Homes and Lennar Corp. (NYSE: LEN) to bid on nearly 300 acres of state land in Peoria. The trio was the sole bidder for the parcel, nabbing the property for a minimum bid of $46.89 million. Plans call for building 700 homes on the site at the northeast corner of Dixileta and Litchfield road alignment.
Lennar will take more than a third of the 279.3-acre parcel, while Shea Homes and Toll Brothers will split the remaining balance. The land is near Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s $65 billion plant under development in north Phoenix.
Toll Brothers also is part of a joint venture that is developing the 20,000-acre Estrella master-planned community in the West Valley. Estrella Development LLC paid $212.5 million to San Diego-based Newland Communities for the community in October 2025. Also in that joint venture are Scottsdale-based Harvard Investments Inc. and Minneapolis-based Varde Partners Inc.
Years before that transaction closed, Toll Brothers had purchased 129 lots within Estrella. Those homes range from 1,672 to 2,623 square feet within its new community called Beacon in Estrella.
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