22520 N 38TH Place


Phoenix, AZ 85050


Spacious Aviano Luxury Home for Sale









Price
:
$1,199,000

Bedrooms
:
3

Bathrooms
:
3.00

Square Foot
:
3,090

Lot Size
:
8,276 sq.ft.

County
:
Maricopa

Property Type
:
Single Family

Year Built
:
2005

MLS Number
:
6424343




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Property Description

*Open Thursday and Friday 12:00PM - 4:00PM*. Spectacular Single Level Allergy free home located in the Highly Desirable Aviano Community. Over 3000 Sq ft of luxurious Living and Entertaining space. Conferred ceilings, wide plantation shutters enhance the many windows throughout-custom fabricated natural quartzite Mont Blanc expanded kitchen waterfall island.  Original homeowner just completed a breathtakingly beautiful comprehensive remodel. From custom 5'' baseboards to new state of the art LED dimmable lighting throughout.Upgraded new stae ...

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$399,000

Single Family Home

Main Features

3 Bedrooms
2 Full Bathrooms
Interior: 1,516 sqft
Lot: 6,786 sq ft
Year Built: 2001
MLS #: 6416060

Location

6267 N 69th Drive
Glendale, AZ 85303
USA








Liz Dobbins
My Home Group
(623) 826-1981
Liz@LizDobbins.com
http://www.LizDobbins.com
      

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