Details on MLS#4572693

2719 S SUNSET VILLAGE Drive

This Single Family - Detached home, built in 2007, is located in Gold Canyon, Arizona. Featuring 4 bedroom(s), 3.5 bathroom(s) and 3656 square feet, 2719 S SUNSET VILLAGE Drive presently lists for $650,000.

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Full Address:	2719 S SUNSET VILLAGE Drive Gold Canyon AZ, 85118
MLS Number:	4572693
Price:	$650,000
Bedroom(s):	4 Bedrooms
Bathroom(s):	3.5 Bathrooms
Square Feet:	3656 SqFt
Year Built:	2007
County:	Pinal County

Attributes:	Four Bedroom, Single-Family, Eco-Friendly, Multi-Zone HVAC, Multi-Pane Windows, Two-Story, Pool, Private Pool, City View, Scenic, Mountain View, Spa, Private Spa, Guarded, Golf, Gated, Club House, Health Facility, Pet-Friendly, Pre-Foreclosure, Short Sale, Country Club, Handicap Accessible, Homes 10,000 Plus SqFt Lot, 3 or More Car Garage
Features:	Breakfast Bar, Formal, Eat-in Kitchen, Ceiling Fan(s), Tankless Ht Wtr Heat, R-Value Upgrades, Multi-Zones, Multi-Pane Wndws, Engy Star Appliances, 9+ Flat Ceilings, Water Softener Owned, Vaulted Ceiling(s), Drinking Water Filter System
Fireplace:	3+ Fireplace, Gas Fireplace, Fireplace Master Bedroom, Fireplace Living Room, Exterior Fireplace
Heating System:	Electric Heat
Cooling System:	Refrigeration
Lot Dimensions:	15,001 - 18,000
Home Warranty:
Additional Rooms:	Master Bedroom Downstairs, Other Bedroom Walkin Closet, Other Bedroom Split, Other Bedroom Downstairs, Master Bedroom Walkin Closet, Master Bedroom Split, Great Room
Planned Community:	Superstition Mountain
Parking:	Attch'd Gar Cabinets, Extnded Lngth Garage, Electric Door Opener
Tax Amount:	$9,350
Listing Courtesy Of:	Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

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