26631 S Drifter Dr., Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

Here's your list: Bring your golf clubs, sunglasses, sunscreen and a cool beverage! Ooops...I almost forgot....bring your Golf Cart too. This home has a 2.5 car garage (room for your Golf Cart) and built in cabinets on ALL 3 walls! This home reminds me of a Model Home! Loads of upgrades & custom features! Greatroom w/custom entertainment ctr,formal dining,3 bed +bonus room/office! Inter-com/Audio System, wood shutters,newer carpet,tile,countertops,custom paint,stainless steel appliances, custom window treatments,pull-out shelfs in cabinetry,indoor & outdoor fireplace, Hot Tub, bar,auto drip/watering,garage Cabinetry, auto garage door, reverse osmosis drinking water, & much more! Please see supplemental remarks for additional information. This is the ONLY house you'll need to see! This home welcomes you with a tranquil babbling brook which was just upgraded with a new pump, filter and chlorinator (over $2,000.00 in upgrades). Welcome to beautiful Sun Lakes!! Sun Lakes residents and guests enjoy several 18 hole and 9 hole golf courses, five club houses, and restaurants. Amenities also include a number of cafes, heated community pools, hot tubs, driving ranges, tennis courts, health clubs, arts and crafts centers, whirlpools & saunas, billiards, pro shops, stocked fishing lakes and miles of walking paths with green grass, desert-scape, and lakeside views. Sun Lakes, located minutes away from the Chandler Fashion Center Mall, and major high tech companies like Intel, is in the fast growing area of Chandler's east valley. With upscale shopping plazas, A.Js Fine Foods, a variety of restaurants, boutiques, spas and professional services providers, Sun Lakes has it all! Just 20 minutes from Phoenix, Sun Lakes has convenient access to major routes and is minutes from I-10, routes 101 and 202. Nearby, Sun Lakes residents can enjoy a public library, casinos featuring blackjack, poker, and slots, and attractions like Firebird International Raceway and Rawhide, an 1800's old west town. If it Hunt Highway was called Hunt Blvd, or Hunt Rd, people would not be apprehensive. But because it is called "Hunt Highway, it carries with it the "fear of heavy traffic and noise" Please have your Realtor discuss with you the statistics stated in the Semi Private Remarks. In addition, Commissioner Frank Peake said, "Hunt Highway is NOT a major arterial by any stretch," and he lives about a quarter-mile from Hunt Highway. There are half a million dollar homes that back to Gilbert Road yet Gilbert Road's primarily two-lane road south of Queen Creek Road to the City’s border at Hunt Highway and Gilbert Rd IS a major arterial corridor with weekday traffic volumes averaging 29,000 vehicles per day north of Ocotillo Road to the Santan Freeway. (Chanderaz.gov 2011 news release)