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Selling Your Home in Sendero Crossing

A clear plan from preparation to your next home, with a price you can understand and marketing built to be noticed.

Selling your home in Sendero Crossing

Selling your home in Sendero Crossing means pricing a newer home in a neighborhood with a short sales history. Sendero Crossing was built by Mattamy Homes at Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue, next to Anthem.

How I sell Sendero Crossing homes

I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. I walk your home, then compare it with the recent sales here and with similar homes in Anthem next door, adjusted for lot size, views and upgrades. A buyer will also compare your home with new construction nearby, so I check what builders are offering before we set a price.

Showing what a newer home offers

Your upgrades, your lot and your view are what set your home apart from the one down the street. Clear photos, a list of the options you added and a plain description of the desert setting help buyers see it. See how I present a home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you price a home in a newer neighborhood?

I use the recent sales in Sendero Crossing, similar homes in Anthem next door, and what nearby builders are offering, adjusted for lot size, views and upgrades.

Who built the homes in Sendero Crossing?

Mattamy Homes.

Sendero Crossing

What selling your home looks like in Sendero Crossing

$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.

Sendero Crossing is a newer neighborhood built by Mattamy Homes at the northwest corner of Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue, next to Anthem.

The homes
Single-family homes by Mattamy Homes on about 55 acres planned for 170 homesites, on lots of about 50 by 120 feet and 65 by 125 feet.
Schools people ask about
Deer Valley Unified (confirm the assigned schools by address with the district).

Free guide

The Seller Blue-Print Guide

The six steps I use to prepare, price, present, market, negotiate and close, so you know what happens next before it happens.