Three Bedrooms Plus a Den in Sunset Point
7444 S Sunrise Way, Buckeye, AZ 85326
$335,000
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Floor Plan
A practical layout with three bedrooms plus a separate den that works as an office, a guest space, or a quiet room away from the main living area.
The Home
A 3-bedroom-plus-den home in an established Shea Homes community, priced for buyers who want a manageable Buckeye home without taking on a brand-new build.
This Sunset Point home offers just over 1,600 square feet, with three bedrooms and a separate den. The den is the kind of space that makes a layout this size work harder than its square footage suggests. It can be a home office, a guest room, a workout space, or a quiet sitting room, without giving up one of the actual bedrooms.
The lot is a manageable 6,162 square feet, which is a real consideration for a lot of buyers right now. It is enough yard to enjoy without committing to the upkeep and water bill of a large one, and that tends to suit both first-time buyers and people downsizing into something easier to care for.
Sunset Point was built by Shea Homes, a builder with a long track record in the Valley, and the neighborhood has had two decades to settle in. That means established landscaping and a finished community feel rather than the bare lots and ongoing construction you find in newer Buckeye developments.
What Stands Out
Honest highlights, plus a few things buyers should know before scheduling a showing.
A short walk-through of what makes this Sunset Point home worth a look.
The den is the flexible room most homes this size do not have
Three bedrooms plus a separate den means you get a dedicated office or guest space without converting a bedroom. For remote workers and small households, that extra room often matters more than another hundred square feet.
An established Shea Homes community, not a new build
Sunset Point was built in the mid-2000s, so the landscaping is mature and the neighborhood is finished. No construction traffic, no dirt lots next door, and a community that already knows what it is.
A manageable lot and a modest HOA
The 6,162 square foot lot keeps maintenance and water costs reasonable, and the HOA runs $253 per quarter, roughly $84 a month, to keep the community parks and common areas in shape.
Buckeye value at $335,000
This is one of the more affordable established communities in the West Valley, which is part of why Buckeye keeps drawing buyers priced out of Goodyear and Litchfield Park. You are buying into a finished neighborhood at an entry-level price point.
Worth knowing
The home has a solar system, and it is leased rather than owned. That is not a dealbreaker, but it is something to understand before you write an offer. A buyer either assumes the existing solar lease, which means qualifying with the solar company, or the lease gets addressed at closing. We always ask for the lease terms and the monthly payment up front so there are no surprises. Beyond the solar, this is an established community, which means mature landscaping and a settled feel, but also a home that reflects when it was built rather than a brand-new one.
The Community: Sunset Point
An established Shea Homes community in Buckeye with mature landscaping, neighborhood parks, and an easy connection to the I-10 and I-85.
Sunset Point is an established master-planned community of around 400 single-family homes, built by Shea Homes in the mid-2000s. It sits near Baseline Road and Miller Road, just south of the I-10 and I-85 interchange, which makes getting in and out of the neighborhood and across the West Valley straightforward. The community is laid out around several landscaped parks with playgrounds, tot lots, and picnic ramadas, so there are places to walk and let kids run without leaving the neighborhood.
For buyers searching for homes for sale in Sunset Point or browsing the broader Buckeye market, this home hits a practical sweet spot: an established neighborhood, a sensible lot, and an entry-level price in one of the fastest-growing parts of the Valley.
A walk through the Sunset Point community itself, beyond just this home.
Location and Lifestyle
Sunset Point sits in south Buckeye near Baseline and Miller, with quick freeway access and some of the West Valley's best outdoor recreation close by.
Buckeye has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the country for a reason. It offers more home for the money than the established West Valley suburbs, while still keeping you connected. From Sunset Point, the I-10 and I-85 are right there, so a commute toward Goodyear, the Loop 303, or central Phoenix stays manageable. Day-to-day shopping, restaurants, and the Verrado and downtown Buckeye areas are a short drive.
For weekends, the outdoor options are a genuine draw. Skyline Regional Park offers miles of desert hiking and mountain views right in town, and Sundance Park has a fishing lake, sports fields, a dog park, and a splash pad. If you want space, mountain views, and room to grow into, this part of the Valley delivers it at a price that is getting harder to find closer in.
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Contact UsFrequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers ask most about this home and the Sunset Point community.
What community is 7444 S Sunrise Way in?
The home is in Sunset Point, an established master-planned community in Buckeye, Arizona near Baseline Road and Miller Road, south of the I-10 and I-85 interchange. Sunset Point was built by Shea Homes in the mid-2000s and includes several landscaped neighborhood parks, playgrounds, picnic ramadas, and walking paths.
What are the HOA fees for this Sunset Point home?
The HOA fee for this property is $253 per quarter, which works out to roughly $84 per month. The HOA covers the upkeep of the community parks, playgrounds, and common-area landscaping in Sunset Point.
Does this home have solar?
Yes, the home has a solar system, and it is leased rather than owned. That means a buyer would either assume the existing solar lease, which requires qualifying with the solar company, or the seller would address the lease at closing. It is worth reviewing the lease terms and monthly payment up front so there are no surprises, and we are happy to help you get those details before you write an offer.
What schools serve 7444 S Sunrise Way?
The home is served by Bales Elementary School for the elementary and junior high grades, and Buckeye Union High School for the high school grades.
Who built the homes in Sunset Point?
Sunset Point was built by Shea Homes, a well-known production builder, between roughly 2003 and 2006. The community has around 400 single-family homes and the kind of mature landscaping that comes with a neighborhood that has had time to settle in.
Where is Sunset Point located in Buckeye?
Sunset Point sits near Baseline Road and Miller Road in Buckeye, just south of the I-10 and I-85 interchange in the 85326 zip code. That location gives quick freeway access toward the rest of the West Valley, with Skyline Regional Park, Sundance Park, and downtown Buckeye all close by.
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