The story
Mountain views fill the large living room window of this three bedroom home in Phoenix's Sunnyslope neighborhood, with no HOA. This single level home features block construction, an upgraded kitchen and bathroom, new dual pane windows, and new carpet in two bedrooms. A rustic wood front door, painted masonry accent wall, and wood look tile flooring give the living room character. The upgraded kitchen pairs granite countertops and a gray tile backsplash with warm wood cabinetry, a gas range, and a stainless steel hood. A large pantry with wraparound shelving keeps groceries, small appliances, and serving pieces within reach. Windows on two sides brighten the adjoining dining area, and a glass door leads directly to the covered patio, making it easy to bring meals outdoors. The two newly carpeted front bedrooms have mountain views, while the third bedroom features wood look tile flooring and windows on two sides. Each bedroom has a closet and ceiling fan. The upgraded bathroom features a tiled shower with a built-in bench, decorative tile accents, and a pedestal sink. The large backyard has an open grass lawn with room for lawn games, weekend barbecues, and evening parties under hanging string lights. The covered patio measures approximately 30 by 14 feet, with space for an outdoor dining table and a separate seating area. Mature trees provide shade, raised garden beds border the yard, and mountain ridgelines rise above the fence. An approximately 10 by 19 foot detached shed offers storage for bikes, gardening tools, and outdoor gear, with a concrete pad and wide double gate alongside it. Nearby hiking options in the Phoenix Mountains Preserve include Trail 100, North Mountain National Trail, Shaw Butte Trail, and routes at Dreamy Draw and Piestewa Peak. Sunnyslope Park and Community Center offer shaded picnic areas, a playground, basketball courts, and fitness facilities. Sunnyslope School, Sunnyslope High School, local restaurants, and everyday shopping are also nearby.
