Home Decor near San Tan Valley, AZ

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  1. 37290 N Schnepf Rd, San Tan Valley AZ 85140

    5 Superb 40 reviews

    “It's more of a boutique than a thrift store. Prices can't be beat anywhere! Volunteers are super nice and always ready to help. Supports the community. Must see to believe!”

  2. 18332 E Riggs Rd, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    4.8 Superb 18 reviews

    “This place has the largest inventory of outdoor metal yard and wall art in the area. The owner is very pleasant and will offer package deals if you buy multiple items.”

  3. 19424 E Twin Acres Dr, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    4.7 Superb 18 reviews

    “These are high quality candles. They smell amazing and mirror the original Gold Canyon Scents. Shipping is fast! It’s so nice to have these candles to use at home and to also have on hand to use as a gift.”

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  5. 21351 Ellsworth Lp Rd, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    4.5 Superb 161 reviews

    “Great variety of quality merchandise at a very reasonable price. So much to see at Home Goods so make sure that you have plenty of time to enjoy your shopping experience.”

  6. 21556 Ellsworth Lp Rd, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    4.3 Superb 157 reviews

    “Sometimes you'll find a treasure. I buy alot of tennis shoes to leave at each of my 3 homes so I don't have to pack them. Clothes the same thing. Good pricing.”

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