16336 E Ridgeline Drive

Description

Enter this home and your breath will be taken away by incredible views Fountain Hills is famous for! At day's end, watch the setting sun brush the eastern mountain ranges in shades of red, gold and purple from Red Mountain to the Mazatzals. This upgraded, move-in ready, single-level, transitional style home sits high in the hills to capture views and is accessed by a few steps at the entrance only. Upgrades include beautiful, classic wood floors in the great room and master; floor-to-ceiling stone frames a gas fireplace and the glass mosaic backsplash rises up to the kitchen ceiling. Solid maple cabinetry is topped by high grade solid granite in the cook's kitchen with island seating, and stainless appliances. 2 bedrooms plus large den/office feature large windows framing the views! More upgrades include the garage with built-in cabinets, a workbench and epoxy floor. This end-unit home is at street grade with minimal steps for easy access. This transitional style home is bright and cheery with many large windows throughout to capture those stunning views! Visit at sunset to be awed by the magic hour and experience the romance of Fountain Hills' setting surrounded by mountains and nature. Priced much lower than similar listings, this home offers incredible value and a clean, upgraded condition. Easy access to Shea means a quick trip to Scottsdale, Mesa or the high country. The location at the southeastern edge of Fountain Hills is a short jaunt to downtown with its unique shops, tasty restaurants and the world-famous fountain. Fountain Lake and Park is a community gathering place and the site of many art fairs and events during season. Each Wednesday, in season, a Farmers' Market on the Avenue of the Fountains offers fresh food, arts and crafts. There are plenty of other events and celebrations during the year. To further experience the town's prestigious designation as an International Dark Sky Community, the International Dark Sky Discovery Center will open its Observatory this year, treating visitors to the largest telescope in the Greater Phoenix area.