3 bedroom 2 bathroom homes for sale in Gilbert AZ listed by Gilbert realtors Ron and Kristina Wilczek.
UNIQUE IN THIS SUBDIVISION: Elliot Homes built 27 of these models and this is the only one with an 11 X 13 bonus room.
Great room floor plan with 10ft ceilings, art niches, and sun windows. Newly resurfaced kitchen counters and island. Split floor plan with garden tub and shower in the master. Slate countertop and floor in the hall bathroom. Tankless water heater.
Large windows and arcadia door in the great room brings the outdoors in. Entertainers backyard full of trees and hummingbirds with the feel of Northern AZ. Mature lemon tree and grape arbor. Pond, waterfall, concrete picnic table, beehive fireplace, built in BBQ. Why leave home except for the subdivision golf course and a park 2 homes away.
2548 E ESTRELLA ST Gilbert, AZ 85296
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$244,800$239,900$237,400- 1,802 square feet built in 1997
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2.5 car garage with backyard walkout
- Newly resurfaced countertops
- Stone backsplash
- 10 foot ceilings
- AMAZING backyard
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Here are some Gilbert highlights as found on the official Gilbert website, Gilbertaz.gov. Be part of the Gilbert Community by buying this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom homes for sale in Gilbert AZ.
- Gilbert is a young, affluent community in central Arizona
Incorporated on July 6, 1920 - Gilbert is a relatively new community that has seen tremendous growth during the past two decades
- The 2009 Gilbert Community Profile provides a broad overview of this growing town and metropolitan area, including demo-graphics, business resources, and community resources. It is an excellent reference for businesses and residents alike.
- In 1902, the Arizona Eastern Railway asked for donations of right of way in order to establish a rail line between Phoenix and Florence. A rail siding was established on property owned by William “Bobby” Gilbert. The siding, and the town that sprung up around it, eventually became known as Gilbert.
