15868 W STAR VIEW Lane W, Surprise, AZ 85374 (MLS# 7088094)

Special Listing Cond: Age Restricted (See Remarks)

Architecture: Ranch

Master Bathroom: 3/4 Bath Master Bdrm; Double Vanity; Private Toilet Room

Master Bedroom: Not Split

Fireplace Features: Gas Fireplace

Flooring: Vinyl

Community Pool Features: Indoor; Outdoor

Spa: None

Community Features: Biking/Walking Path; Comm Tennis Court(s); Pickleball

Dining Area: Breakfast Bar; Breakfast Room

Kitchen Features: Electric Range; Electric Cooktop; Disposal; Dishwasher; Built-in Microwave; Refrigerator; Pantry; Non-laminate Counter

Laundry: Washer Included; Dryer Included; In Garage

Other Rooms: Great Room

Exterior Features: Pvt Yrd(s)/Crtyrd(s)

Parking Features: Attached Garage; Garage Door Opener

Road Surface Type: Asphalt

Construction: Wood Frame

Const - Finish: Painted; Stucco; Stone

Roofing: Tile; Concrete

Cooling: Central Air; Ceiling Fan(s); Programmable Thmstat

Heating: Natural Gas

Plumbing: Gas Hot Water Heater

Utilities: APS; SW Gas

Water Source: Pvt Water Company

Sewer: Sewer - Private

Fencing: None

Landscaping: Gravel/Stone Back; Desert Front

Showing Notification Methods: Text

Lockbox Type: Supra

Possession: Close of Escrow

Unit Style: All on One Level

Association Fee Incl: Sewer; Common Area Maint

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

New Financing: Cash; VA; FHA; Conventional

Disclosures: Seller Discl Avail

Open, Artistic and Anything but Ordinary. Some homes offer a familiar floor plan. This one invites you to see it in an entirely new way. Reimagined with a beautifully open main living area, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom Manzanita with a dedicated office pairs striking design with practical upgrades and a landscaped outdoor retreat. The difference is in the way the home lives: how the rooms connect, how the light travels and how naturally it welcomes a gathering. An Open Floor Plan That Changes Everything. The defining transformation begins in the main living area, where interior dividing walls have been removed to create a remarkably open great room. Rather than moving between a series of separate spaces, you experience a broad, connected setting for relaxing, dining and gathering. Sightlines extend across the living and dining areas toward the kitchen, giving the home a sense of continuity that sets this Manzanita apart. The layout offers room for different activities without making them feel disconnected. Guests can settle near the fireplace while conversation continues around the dining table. A casual meal can transition into an evening with friends without everyone relocating to another room. For everyday living, the benefit is just as meaningful: the home feels inviting and easy to navigate, with space to arrange furnishings around the way you actually live. Light-toned luxury vinyl planks extend across the main living spaces, visually unifying the room and complementing the warm stonework. Large windows dressed in white plantation shutters introduce garden color and natural light. Soft neutral walls, touches of blue and a contemporary ceiling fan complete a setting that feels polished without becoming formal. The result is an open plan with warmth and character, not simply a large room. A Fireplace Wall with Presence The great room's signature feature is its striking linear electric fireplace, set into a floor-to-ceiling expanse of textured stone. Its elongated shape gives the room a strong horizontal focal point, while the stone adds depth and a warm, natural-looking palette. Floating wood shelves on either side provide opportunities to display favorite pieces without competing with the central feature. The effect is elegant and inviting. A Kitchen That Looks as Good as It Works The kitchen carries the home's updated aesthetic forward with white cabinetry, dark hardware, sleek gray countertops and a beautifully detailed herringbone-pattern backsplash. The contrast is clean and deliberate. Cabinet crown molding gives the upper cabinetry a finished appearance, while the backsplash introduces pattern without overwhelming the space. It is an inviting combination of brightness, texture and understated color. A generous peninsula defines the kitchen while keeping it connected to the adjoining breakfast area and the broader living space. Its long counter creates a useful surface for meal preparation, setting out refreshments or arranging dishes before serving. The sink faces outward, allowing the person in the kitchen to remain part of the conversation rather than turning away from it. A double-basin sink and high-arc faucet add practical function. Stainless steel appliances include a Whirlpool French-door refrigerator with a lower freezer drawer, a Samsung dishwasher, a range and a built-in microwave. The microwave is positioned above the range, keeping the countertops available for preparation and serving. Lighting is another thoughtful part of the kitchen's appeal. A Solatube brings daylight from above, complementing the room's recessed lighting. Under-cabinet lighting illuminates the counters and highlights the backsplash; at night, it comes on automatically as you enter the kitchen. It is a small everyday convenience with a lovely effect, giving the room a welcoming glow when you stop in for a glass of water or an evening snack. The adjacent breakfast area offers a comfortable spot for coffee, a casual meal or a game at the table. A high horizontal window brings in additional light, and the nearby sliding glass door provides a direct connection to the patio. There is also a separate dining area within the great room, allowing you to enjoy both an everyday eating space and a setting for more leisurely meals with company. A Dedicated Office Without Sacrificing a Bedroom With two bedrooms plus a full office, this home provides a place for work, planning or personal projects without turning the guest room into a workspace. Located off the main living area, the office features a shuttered window, luxury vinyl flooring and a contemporary ceiling fan. There is room for a substantial desk arrangement and storage furnishings, whether you envision a home office, reading room or creative space. A Primary Retreat with an Artistic Finish Beyond the gathering spaces, the spacious primary bedroom offers a place to create a restful retreat. Its adjoining bathroom delivers one of the home's most memorable design moments, combining crisp finishes with a shower that is truly a work of art. An expansive white vanity pairs two sinks with granite countertops, creating a generous shared space for daily routines. Dark faucets and cabinet hardware stand out against the lighter finishes, adding definition without visual clutter. A broad mirror stretches above the vanity, reflecting light and reinforcing the room's open feel. Contemporary horizontal vanity lighting and high windows add to the bright, composed atmosphere. Then there is the shower: a custom design centered on a dramatic marble feature wall whose flowing patterns resemble a piece of abstract art. Shades of gray, cream and charcoal create movement across the surface, framed by crisp white rectangular tile. The contrast lets the feature wall command attention while the surrounding tile keeps the overall look clean. A built-in bench, recessed niche and contrasting black shower fixtures bring everyday function to this beautiful space. The design lets one exceptional surface become the focal point. This is a primary bathroom with something new to appreciate each time you step inside. The second bedroom provides a comfortable setting for overnight visitors, with neutral carpeting, plantation shutters and mirrored closet doors. With a dedicated office and two bathrooms, the home balances shared living space with useful individual rooms. Updates That Connect the Whole Home Beyond its standout rooms, this home benefits from improvements that carry from one space to the next. All windows were replaced last year, and plantation shutters throughout provide a consistent, finished look. Their adjustable louvers let you tailor the light and privacy to the moment, whether you are welcoming the morning or settling in for the evening. Premium luxury vinyl flooring runs throughout the home outside the bedrooms, bringing continuity to the living areas, kitchen, office and baths. Its light wood-look finish complements everything from the fireplace stone to the white cabinetry. High-end hardware adds a coordinated finishing touch. Outdoor Living with Color, Texture and Breathing Room Step through the sliding glass door and the setting changes from an airy interior to a welcoming outdoor retreat. The paver patio extends beyond its covered portion, creating places to sit beneath the roof or gather under the open sky. A curved low wall defines the patio's edge, giving it a courtyard-like feeling while preserving the outlook across the landscaped yard. The patio has room to arrange both a dining spot and comfortable seating, making it an appealing extension of the home's gathering spaces. Bring breakfast outside, settle into a chair with a book or let dinner linger a little longer. The nearby kitchen makes serving convenient, and the covered section includes a ceiling fan for an additional outdoor comfort. Mature landscaping lends the backyard a welcome sense of privacy without enclosing it behind a solid wall. Established shrubs form a green backdrop, while brilliant bougainvillea adds saturated pink color. A tall sculptural cactus creates a striking vertical accent, and gravel ground cover allows the plants and patio to define the landscape. There is an appealing contrast between the garden's bold forms and the open space around them. The home's north/south orientation places the backyard to the north. The covered patio provides a sheltered place to enjoy the setting, while the open extension offers another way to experience the yard throughout the day. Together, they make outdoor living an inviting part of the home's appeal. Curb Appeal and a Garage with Style The exterior makes its own welcoming introduction with warm stucco, a tiled roof and decorative stone accents added three years ago. Stone frames the entry and accents the garage, bringing texture to the facade. A walkway leads toward the recessed front door, accompanied by landscape lighting, gravel beds, sculptural plants and curved edging. The presentation is distinctly desert-inspired, with an emphasis on shape and texture rather than a large lawn. The two-car garage continues the attention to detail with modern gray cabinetry. Tall storage cabinets offer an organized home for household supplies, tools and seasonal items, while a coordinated counter and drawer section creates a useful work surface. Clean-lined doors and sleek handles give this practical space a finished appearance that complements the improvements inside the home. A Familiar Plan, a Distinctly Different Experience Notice the texture of the fireplace wall, the glow beneath the kitchen cabinets, the movement in the shower's marble and the flowering landscape beyond the shutters. Then imagine the moments those details will surround: morning coffee, dinner with friends and a quiet evening on the patio. This is a Manzanita with a distinctive point of view, beautifully reimagined for the pleasures of being home.