Evergreen Historic District — Casa Grande, AZ
Master-planned community · figures as of
| Original Casa Grande | Older neighborhood. No master HOA on record. Check each property’s deed restrictions. There is no association-owned common area in county records, so there is probably no HOA — that is not confirmed. Pinal County parcel and plat records, 2026-10-11: no association-owned tracts in these subdivisions. No HOA has been contacted for Casa Grande. |
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| Recent recorded sales | Too few recorded sales to summarize (0). |
| Median year built | 1953 |
| Homes | 299 |
Outline is a dissolve of county parcels, not a recorded HOA boundary. Some outlines may over-capture neighboring blocks.
The Evergreen Addition and Evergreen 2nd Addition, north of Florence Blvd. A National Register historic district of 1940s–50s homes. No association-owned common area found in county records for these subdivisions (likely no HOA; not confirmed). Evergreen Addition Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places (2009). Bounded by McMurray Blvd, Gilbert Ave, Florence Blvd and Casa Grande Ave. Contributing homes may qualify for Arizona's historic property tax reclassification (City of Casa Grande).
Questions about Evergreen Historic District
When was Evergreen Historic District built?
1953.
Nearby communities
- Trekell Rd Corridor: Florence Blvd to Cottonwood Ln
- Central: McMurray Blvd to Kortsen Rd
- Downtown & Historic Core
- Pueblo Townhomes
- South of Florence Blvd: Eastland Park area
- Westside: Acre City
HOA dues and amenities change, so check with the association before you rely on them. Community outlines are dissolved Pinal County parcel groups, not legal HOA boundaries. Page generated . Questions about Evergreen Historic District? Book a Zoom with Mike.