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A two-story house built in 2014 in a gated Sunridge Heights setting, with 3,059 square feet, five bedrooms and three full baths on a 4,791 square foot lot. Hardwood flooring runs through the home, and the kitchen has granite counters, an island, a pantry and stainless appliances. One bedroom and a full bath sit on the first floor; the upstairs primary measures 18 by 19 with a sitting area, walk-in closet and private balcony. The laundry is upstairs with a sink and cabinets. Outside there is a covered patio with a gas fireplace, block fencing, desert landscaping and synthetic grass, plus an attached two-car garage. Priced about 23 percent below nearby sales after one cut totaling 4 percent. At 24 days on market, it is moving faster than the 89052 median of 52 days. HOA dues are 94 dollars monthly.
Written by Kouzr from the listing facts and the county record, not by the listing agent.
Description and features as the listing agent gave them, not checked against the county record. See it on the original listing
Ratings from GreatSchools, as carried by the listing feed.
| Date | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-28 | $710,000 | −30,000 |
| 2026-08-16 | $740,000 | - |
| 2026-08-13 | $740,000 | - |
Prices snapshotted daily by Kouzr since 2026-08-13; the listing itself went up 2026-08-26.
382 homes for sale here right now.
This home asks 5% above the ZIP median.
Computed from the 382 homes we currently track in 89052, not from an MLS market report. Homes that have gone pending or sold are left out of the asking figures. No confirmed closings here yet: a sale is only counted once a home has been off our pulls long enough to confirm it sold.
$691,809 county value$242,133 assessedFY 2026-27District 505
Clark County Assessor, as of the last parcel read. The county's value is what it taxes, not an appraisal, and not a market estimate.
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