Anthem · AZ
Sendero Crossing Homes Beside Open Desert
$500K to $1.1M, a newer neighborhood built by Mattamy Homes at Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue in Anthem, with open desert on two sides.
Living in Sendero Crossing
Sendero Crossing homes sit at the northwest corner of Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue, in the City of Phoenix. Anthem borders the neighborhood to the south and east. Open desert sits to the west and north, so many homes look out toward the ridge and the mountains.
Mattamy Homes built the neighborhood. The builder bought the land in 2020: about 55 acres, planned for 170 homesites. The builder has finished selling, so homes here now come up as resales.
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Sendero Crossing homes and lots
Sendero Crossing homes are newer single-family homes. Mattamy planned two lot sizes here, about 50 by 120 feet and about 65 by 125 feet, so two homes on the same street can have very different yards.
Homes in Sendero Crossing run from about $500,000 to about $1.1 million as of October 2026. A newer neighborhood has fewer resales to go on, so ask me and I’ll send you what has sold recently.
How I represent Sendero Crossing buyers and sellers
I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. In a newer neighborhood, I compare a home against the few recent sales here and against similar homes in Anthem next door, adjusted for lot size, views and upgrades.
See selling a home in Sendero Crossing or buying a home in Sendero Crossing.
Schools, the HOA and nearby communities
Sendero Crossing is in Deer Valley Unified. Confirm the assigned schools for any address with the district.
Sendero Crossing is part of the Anthem homeowners association, the same as neighboring Circle Mountain Ranch. Before you write an offer, I confirm the current dues and what they cover for that home.
Compare Circle Mountain Ranch or Anthem West nearby, or return to Anthem neighborhoods.
Your next step in Sendero Crossing
See relocating to Sendero Crossing. When you’re ready, contact me, or return to the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Sendero Crossing?
At the northwest corner of Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue in Phoenix, next to Anthem. Anthem is to the south and east, and open desert is to the west and north.
Who built Sendero Crossing?
Mattamy Homes. The builder bought the land in 2020, about 55 acres planned for 170 homesites, and has finished selling. Homes now sell as resales.
Is Sendero Crossing part of Anthem?
It was built by Mattamy Homes at Anthem's edge, and it is part of the Anthem homeowners association, the same as Circle Mountain Ranch. I confirm the current dues and what they cover for any home you are considering.
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