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Sept. 16: Zanjero Trails Grand Opening

byMelissa Larsen
September 6, 2017
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On Saturday, Sept. 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., join Meritage Homes in welcoming its newest community, Zanjero Trails. The grand opening event will feature complimentary refreshments, appetizers and giveaways, as well as give potential homeowners the chance to tour all four available floorplans for a chance to win great prizes.

Homes at Zanjero Trails are available from $259,990 to $320,990.  The 1,859 to 3,306-sq.-ft. homes, which are located in Surprise, have three to five bedrooms and two to three bathrooms.

RSVP today to nikki.kerns@meritagehomes.com.

The sales center is located at 18812 W. Mescal Street Surprise, AZ 85388.

To learn more about Zanjero Trails, click here.

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