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Marley Park
Marley Park, Surprise, AZ
Timeless architecture, varying landscapes and community-centric activities unite its residents, both young and old.
Photo credit: Marley Park via Facebook
ABOUT
Marley Park, Surprise, AZ
A charming, unique community reminiscent of historic neighborhoods, Marley Park celebrates diversity. Timeless architecture, varying landscapes and community-centric activities unite its residents, both young and old. With plenty of clubs and activities for the whole family, Marley Park encourages residents to actively connect with one another. Holiday celebrations, block parties, front porch gatherings and community volunteer opportunities help residents get to know one another and build life-long friendships. Residents are invited to take part in all that the community offers – from the Heritage Club and Pool House to the neighborhood parks and Arbor Walk. Marley Park is truly a community unlike any other; a place where memories are made each day.
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EXPLORE
Marley Park, Surprise, AZ
Like much of Arizona, the City of Surprise has a rich agricultural history, as does Marley Park. Once home to cotton fields and rose gardens, Marley Park is now a special community that celebrates the spirit of neighborhood. Parks, sidewalks, tree-lined streets and diverse architectural styles provide the charming backdrop for an enriching community. Marley Park welcomed its first residents in 2005 and was thoughtfully organized to provide a livable, walkable community that invited engagement. At just more than 950 acres, Marley Park is a community of distinct places that embraces possibilities, sparks neighborly involvement and provides ample opportunities for residents to create their fondest memories.
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FEAST IN
Marley Park, Surprise, AZ
The measure of a great neighborhood is often found in the details – at Marley Park, these details create a vibrant community that’s as accommodating as it is welcoming. Details like convenient, close-to-home shopping, services, and restaurants are nearby at Marley Park Plaza, an easy walk from most Marley Park neighborhoods. Residents enjoy everything from gourmet eateries and grocery shopping to personal grooming and tax services, right on the southeast corner of Waddell Road and Reems Road. Everything you need, all in one place.
Vogue Bistro - Stylish, relaxing and reasonably priced, Vogue Bistro is an ideal place for a casual lunch, a business meeting or an intimate dinner. The cuisine is Contemporary American bistro cuisine prepared with passion by Chef Aurore de Beauduy applying French techniques and influences. Chef Aurore is committed to creating remarkable food using high quality, locally grown fresh produce and ingredients. Sophisticated wine list featuring celebrated wines from the world"s best regions, "designer" martinis, a bourbon club, and a craft beer selection to please the true beer connoisseur.
Nick's Diner - Enjoy homestyle cooking at its Best! We serve all American breakfast, and specialize in Greek and Italian dishes. From omlets, country fried steaks, french toast, potatoe cakes, to Gyros, Kabobs and Pastas, homemade sauces and soups, just for a few! Nick believes in cooking all his products from scratch and only serving the highest quality with the best prices available to his customers. Nick’s philosophy is “Let our family feed your family.”
Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers - Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is more than your traditional American hamburger restaurant. After your delicious dinner, make sure and try the freshly churned creamy desserts. The frozen custard desserts are richer, denser and creamier than ice cream and frozen yogurt. Freddy's is often voted best ice cream, best burger and best fries in Wichita and other locations. Make sure and let us know how our fast and cooked to order food stands up against other Surprise restaurants. This Surprise location serves shoppers from the Grand Bell Center Plaza, and students from Valley Vista High School.
