12331 W Sonnet Dr Sun City West, AZ 85375
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About this home
Come see this tastefully updated great room style floor plan in Sun City West! Freshly painted, the bright walls accent the neutral 24'' tile and warm natural dark-wood kitchen cabinets topped in neutral granite counters. The kitchen offers bar stool seating which is perfect when cooking and entertaining friends. There are no popcorn ceilings to contend with and the home offers a third 'bedroom' or flex room that could serve a variety of purposes. This addition is part of the main HVAC system (done by prior owner) and brings the laundry room inside, which is a must in Arizona! The N/S exposure allows the perfect amount of natural light, creating an inviting space. Both bedrooms have roomy walk in closets and the carpeting and entire home have been professionally deep cleaned recently. This home is ready for you to move right in! The expansive backyard offers tremendous opportunity to create your own outside space to relax and enjoy the delightful Arizona winters, the possibilities are endless! The home has great curb appeal with the gorgeous palm trees and freshly painted ironwork and trim. The body of the home has been recently power washed, showing off the pretty slump block that lends a very 1980's vibebut updated with the color scheme! You're close to the recreation center and golf courses and so many conveniences in and around the Sun City West area. Definitely put this home on your list to see! *Tax records do not reflect the added square footage that was created by converting a section of the garage & covered patio into livable space. However, the tax records DO contain a sketch showing the added enclosed 204 square feet but it's reflected as storage. This area has HVAC run to it so it's livable space.
Source: ARMLS #6928939
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