15644 W Piccadilly Rd Unit SIX, Goodyear, AZ 85338
About this home
LOVELY TWO MASTER SUITE TOPAZ HAS ATTRACTIVE SECURITY FRONT GATE, CERAMIC TILE ENTRY & HALL, CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS & PLANTATION SHUTTERS ON FRONT WINDOWS, BUILT-IN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER IN FAMILY ROOM, UPGRADED CARPET THROUGH-OUT, KITCHEN HAS GAS STOVE & UPGRADED SINK, INTERCOM SYSTEM, CEILING FANS, EPOZY COATING ON ENTRY,DRIVEWAY,GARAGE & PATIO. LARGE BACKYARD WITH EXTENDED PATIO, BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING W/ FOUNTAIN, BUILT-IN STORAGE SHED, IN GROUND LIGHTING,
Single-familyProperty Type
1995Year Built
$204Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by MaryJo Klackle• SLR Pebblecreek Branch Office
Bought with MaryJo Klackle• SLR Pebblecreek Branch Office
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Single Family Residential
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Maricopa County
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501-69-706
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Last updated by owner on Apr 7, 2023.
PAD
Planned Area Development District
This District is intended to accommodate, encourage and promote developments with innovative design involving residential and nonresidential land uses, which together form an attractive, harmonious unit in the community. Such a planned development may be designed as a large-scale separate entity, able to function as an individual community or neighborhood; as a small-scale project which requires flexibility because of unique circumstances or design characteristics; or as a transitional area between dissimilar land uses. The planned development, if so specified at the time of zoning approval, may include standards or criteria that differ from those regulations pertaining to other districts (including deviations from the development standards prescribed in Section 3-2-7.A) when warranted by circumstances such as but not limited to: alternative residential lot design, innovative architectural or subdivision design features, retirement housing, in-fill development involving a small or irregularly shaped parcel, or other circumstances found by the City through the PAD approval to merit departure from the regulations pertaining to other districts.