A village, not a drive
Verde at Cooley Station and The Post sit in the middle of the community — about 329,000 square feet of shops, restaurants, fitness, and services you can walk or bike to.
Cooley Station · Gilbert, Arizona
Come home to Cooley Station.
Fulton Homes on traditional lots. A village at the center of the neighborhood. SanTan Village, the 202, and Gilbert’s schools a few minutes beyond.
From the $580s
Fulton Homes, Seaboard series
1,693–2,900+
Square feet across the plans
Included
Aquatic center for residents
~5 min
To SanTan Village
Living in Cooley Station
A neighborhood with its own downtown.
Cooley Station is a master-planned corner of southeast Gilbert, along Williams Field Road between Higley and Power. Fulton Homes and Woodside Homes built the houses. Verde and The Post built the reason you do not have to leave for dinner.
Streets are tree-lined. Parks and paths are part of the plan, not an afterthought. And the town around it — Gilbert — is still the one East Valley families measure other places against.
Why it works
The Gilbert life, already assembled.
Water, without a club fee
The MaryLou Fulton Aquatic Center is free for Cooley Station residents: pool, ramadas, basketball, and a play park under the same Arizona sky.
Gilbert, measured
WalletHub ranks Gilbert the safest city in Arizona. Violent crime runs well below the national average. That is how evenings feel on these streets.
Schools with a reputation
Gilbert Public Schools is the district families plan around — A-rated campuses and a graduation rate in the low 90s. Confirm the zone for any address before you write an offer.
Placed on purpose
Williams Field Road, between Higley and Power. The Loop 202, ASU Polytechnic, and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport are short drives. Sky Harbor is about half an hour.
Outside, most of the year
Trails thread the neighborhood. Desert Sky Regional Park — fields, a lake, a playground — is close. Gilbert gets roughly 300 days of sun.
Fulton Homes
The Seaboard series.
Single-family plans from 1,693 square feet to more than 2,900, on traditional lots with front-loaded garages. Starting out, raising kids, or scaling down — there is a plan in the series for each of those. Fulton’s sales office is in final closeout; quick move-ins are still listed, and resale throughout Cooley Station is where The Caliber Team comes in.
- High-efficiency HVAC
- 36-inch cabinets
- Faux-wood blinds
- Two-tone interior paint
- Brick-paver driveway
- Ceiling fans
Included in Fulton’s standard features program — not upgrades.
Single story
Blue Streak
From $589,400
An open study and a great room off the kitchen. The swing-in garage plan is the most compact in the series, and it lives larger than the square footage.
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 2
- Garage
- 2-car
1,693 sq ft
Single story
Capital
From $622,400
A flexible single-story plan with room for a fourth bedroom. One of the furnished models at the community.
- Beds
- 3–4
- Baths
- 2
- Garage
- 2-car
1,815 sq ft
Single story
Cavalcade
From $632,400
The broadest of the smaller single-story plans, with a half bath for guests. Also shown furnished.
- Beds
- 3–4
- Baths
- 2.5
- Garage
- 2-car
1,869 sq ft
Single story
Textiler
From $637,400
A tighter footprint that still fits a three-car garage — useful on a Gilbert lot where cars, bikes, and storage all need a bay.
- Beds
- 3–4
- Baths
- 2.5
- Garage
- 3-car
1,735 sq ft
Two story
Textiler w/ Loft
From $720,400
The series’ loft plan, furnished on site. Room to grow into as many as six bedrooms without leaving the neighborhood.
- Beds
- 3–6
- Baths
- 2.5
- Garage
- 2-car
2,540 sq ft
Exteriors shown are illustrative of southeast Gilbert desert architecture. They are not photographs of these floor plans or of a specific listing. Starting prices are Fulton Homes’ published figures for Seaboard at Cooley Station and change with availability. Confirm specs before you tour.
Around town
Shopping and dinner, already nearby.
Shopping
Errands that do not eat the evening.
Verde at Cooley Station
The walkable village inside the neighborhood: dining, boutiques, fitness, and everyday services.
The Post at Cooley Station
The other half of the mixed-use heart — retail and gathering space a few blocks from the front door.
SanTan Village
Gilbert’s open-air center, about five minutes west. Shops, restaurants, and a movie theater.
Gilbert Gateway Towne Center
Errands in one stop — grocers, services, and casual dining just around the corner.
Fry’s Marketplace
A full grocery run, pharmacy, and curbside pickup without leaving southeast Gilbert.
Topgolf Gilbert
A night out that does not require the freeway. Food, drinks, and a few bays after work.
Dining
A table without a freeway.
Verde covers a weeknight. The rest of Gilbert covers the weekend. These are the rooms people already drive to from this side of town.
Hash Kitchen
Gilbert’s brunch institution — a short hop toward SanTan Village when Saturday starts late.
Crust Simply Italian
Wood-fired pizza and handmade pasta. The easy weeknight that still feels like going out.
Origen Modern Mexican
Coastal Mexican cooking and a proper cocktail, when the evening deserves a table.
SanTan Village patios
A full circuit of sit-down rooms under one roof of sky — useful when nobody can agree.
Cookie Co.
A local counter with rotating flavors. The kind of stop that becomes a ritual.
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