Updated Single-Story with Maple Floors in Sunset Point
7196 S Morning Dew Lane, Buckeye, AZ 85326
$315,000
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Floor Plan
A single-level layout with the kitchen open to the living room, three bedrooms on one floor, and no interior steps anywhere in the house.
The Home
A 2004 single-story in Sunset Point with 1,274 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a block-walled 6,095 square foot lot.
A custom screened security door opens the entry, which is a small thing that tells you something about how this house has been kept. Inside, engineered hand-scraped maple wood floors run through the kitchen and living room. Hand-scraped maple is a real material with real texture, and at this size and price point it is the kind of finish that usually gets swapped for builder-grade vinyl. Crown molding was added through the main living space, which does more for a 1,274 square foot home than most people expect.
The kitchen has semi-custom cabinetry and solid granite countertops, and it opens directly to the living room, so the main living area reads as one connected space rather than a set of small rooms. Both bathrooms have Carrara basketweave tile, and the three bedrooms have new carpet.
Everything sits on one level with no interior steps. That is worth naming on its own, because it is a hard filter for downsizers, for buyers planning to stay put long term, and for anyone who does not want stairs in the picture. Three bedrooms on one floor at this square footage is an efficient layout with nothing wasted on hallway.
The Trane HVAC system was installed in January 2021, and the exterior paint is new. Those are the two maintenance items that most often land on a buyer's plate a few years after closing on a home from this era, and both are handled here.
Outside, a covered patio extends off the living room, and the lot is fully enclosed by block wall with a gated side yard. Block wall means privacy and a secure yard from day one, and the gated side yard gives you a spot for bins without eating into the patio.
What Stands Out
The details buyers comparing single-story homes in this part of Buckeye tend to focus on.
One level, no interior steps
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms all on a single floor with nothing to climb. For downsizers, first-time buyers, and anyone thinking about staying in a home long term, that narrows the search considerably in this price range.
Finishes you do not usually see at this size
Engineered hand-scraped maple flooring, solid granite countertops, semi-custom cabinetry, crown molding, and Carrara basketweave tile in both bathrooms. Someone spent real money on the interior rather than defaulting to builder grade.
Trane HVAC installed January 2021
The single most expensive mechanical item in an Arizona home, and it is only a few years old. New exterior paint is done as well, which is the other line item that tends to come due on homes built in this era.
Fully block-walled lot with a gated side yard
Block wall on all sides means privacy and a secure yard with no fence work waiting for you, and the side yard is gated rather than open to the street.
The Sunset Point park
The community has its own parks and greenbelts, so there is somewhere to go without getting in the car.
The Community: Sunset Point
A finished Buckeye neighborhood near Baseline Road, built out through the mid-2000s and settled in ever since.
Built Mid-2000s
and Greenbelts
Nearby in Buckeye
20 Miles of Trails
Timing is the thing to understand about Sunset Point. Construction ran through the mid-2000s and the community finished out at 408 single-family homes, which means it has had two decades to become an actual neighborhood rather than a work in progress. Nobody is going to break ground on a new phase behind you, and there is no construction traffic to plan your morning around. For buyers coming from newer parts of the West Valley where the dirt lots are still filling in, that difference registers the moment you drive through.
On amenities, it is worth being straight about the scale. Sunset Point has landscaped parks and greenbelts inside the community, and that is the package. This is a neighborhood, not a resort master plan with a clubhouse and a gate. The tradeoff is a quarterly HOA assessment of $253, which keeps the carrying cost low compared to the amenity-heavy communities further east. If a specific amenity matters to your decision, walk it before you write an offer.
Location-wise, sitting off Baseline Road south of the I-10 and SR-85 interchange puts you at the practical end of Buckeye. You are close to the SR-85 on-ramp without being on top of it, and the drive to the I-10 interchange is short. Buyers looking at this part of the Buckeye market are usually weighing it against Goodyear and the newer Verrado side of town, and the honest difference is price per square foot versus drive time. That comparison is worth having out loud before you narrow anything down.
Location and Lifestyle
Everyday errands stay close, and the freeway run north is a straight shot.
SR-85 is the road that makes this address work. It runs directly north to I-10, which is the commute toward Goodyear, Avondale, and Phoenix. If you work anywhere along the I-10 corridor, this is a clean drive rather than a series of surface streets, and that is a bigger quality-of-life factor than most buyers weigh correctly when they are house shopping on a Saturday afternoon.
For shopping, Sundance Towne Center at I-10 and Watson Road is the closest full stop. Walmart Supercenter and Lowe's anchor it, with PetSmart, Cracker Barrel, and Peter Piper Pizza in the center. That covers groceries, hardware, and a weeknight dinner without a longer drive east.
Weekends have two easy defaults. Sundance Park on Lower Buckeye Road is the big one, with shaded playgrounds, a dog park for large and small dogs, lighted fields, four lighted sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, a fishing lake, and a splash pad open April through October. Skyline Regional Park on North Watson Road is an 8,700-acre mountain preserve with 20 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, and entry is free. Skyline is the one relocation buyers tend to be surprised by, because it is a real trail system rather than a walking loop.
On schools, Bales Elementary School is a PK-8 campus in the Buckeye Elementary School District, so it covers both the elementary and junior high years on one campus. Buckeye Union High School is the assigned high school. Confirm your specific boundary assignment with the districts directly before you write an offer, because attendance areas do get redrawn and you do not want to learn that after closing.
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Contact HeatherFrequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers ask most about this home and the Sunset Point area.
What community is 7196 S Morning Dew Lane in?
The home is in Sunset Point, an established neighborhood in Buckeye near Baseline Road, south of the I-10 and SR-85 interchange. Sunset Point finished out at 408 single-family homes built through the mid-2000s, so the streets and landscaping have had two decades to settle in. The community has landscaped parks and greenbelts inside the neighborhood.
What updates have been done to this home?
The Trane HVAC system was installed in January 2021. Engineered hand-scraped maple flooring runs through the kitchen and living room, and the bedrooms have new carpet. The kitchen has semi-custom cabinetry and solid granite countertops, crown molding was added through the main living space, and Carrara basketweave tile is in both bathrooms. The exterior paint is new, and a custom screened security door was added at the entry.
What schools serve 7196 S Morning Dew Lane?
Bales Elementary School serves both the elementary and junior high grades as a PK-8 campus in the Buckeye Elementary School District, and the assigned high school is Buckeye Union High School in the Buckeye Union High School District. Buyers should confirm current boundary assignments directly with the districts, since attendance areas can be redrawn from year to year.
Is there an HOA in Sunset Point?
Yes. The Sunset Point homeowners association assessment is $253 per quarter, which works out to roughly $84 a month, and that is the only association fee on this property. Ask for a copy of the CC&Rs during your inspection period so you know exactly what the HOA covers and what it restricts.
What is the lot and outdoor space like?
The lot is 6,095 square feet and fully enclosed by block wall, with a gated side yard. A covered patio extends off the living room. The block wall on all sides is worth noting because it means privacy and a secure yard without any fence work to do after closing.
What is nearby for shopping, parks, and freeway access?
Sundance Towne Center at I-10 and Watson Road is the closest full shopping stop, anchored by Walmart Supercenter and Lowe's, with PetSmart, Cracker Barrel, and Peter Piper Pizza in the center. Sundance Park on Lower Buckeye Road has shaded playgrounds, a dog park, lighted fields, sand volleyball and basketball courts, a fishing lake, and a seasonal splash pad. Skyline Regional Park on North Watson Road is an 8,700-acre mountain preserve with 20 miles of trails and free entry. SR-85 runs directly north to I-10 for the drive toward Goodyear, Avondale, and Phoenix.
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