Eagle Point Homes For Sale In Scottsdale
Elegant, mid-sized homes that are move-in ready are what buyers will find in Eagle Point. This quiet Scottsdale neighborhood is located just east of the 101 Pima Freeway and southwest of the intersection of Raintree Drive and Redfield Road, and was constructed between 1990 and 1992 by Hancock.
These residences offer three to five bedrooms in several different layouts, and HOA fees are just $30 monthly — including access to a community pool. It’s a combination that makes Eagle Point ideal for those who want the advantages of living in North Scottsdale in a smaller home without the high price tag.
| Quick Fact | Eagle Point |
|---|---|
| Location | Scottsdale, east of Loop 101 near Raintree Drive and Redfield Road |
| ZIP Code | 85260 |
| Community Type | Established Hancock-built neighborhood |
| Home Types | Homes with three to five bedrooms in various layouts |
| Golf Courses | Starfire Golf Club, Grayhawk Golf Club, Pinnacle Peak Country Club and Troon North |
| Resident Amenities | Community pool access included with $30 monthly HOA dues |
| School District | Scottsdale Unified District 048; Redfield Elementary, Desert Canyon Middle, Desert Mountain High |
| Nearby Areas | Minutes from Scottsdale Airport, Thunderbird Park, Pinnacle Peak Park and McDowell Sonoran Preserve |
| Real Estate | Generally $500,000 to $1,000,000 |
| Year Built | 1990 to 1992, built by Hancock |
Eagle Point at a Glance: Eagle Point is an established Hancock-built neighborhood in Scottsdale's 85260 ZIP code, just east of Loop 101 near Raintree Drive and Redfield Road. Homes built between 1990 and 1992 offer three to five bedrooms, with a community pool included in the HOA dues.
Eagle Point Real Estate Market Overview
Eagle Point is an established Hancock community in Scottsdale’s 85260 zip code, just east of the Loop 101 — a location that keeps demand steady. Homes turn over slowly, and with many owners having renovated over the years, condition drives value here as much as size.
Prices have generally ranged from $500,000 to $1,000,000, and a current listing sits at $749,000. Because inventory is thin and renovated homes command a premium, contact The Holm Group for verified current pricing.
Homes in Eagle Point
Eagle Point offers elegant, move-in-ready homes at an accessible North Scottsdale price.
- An established community built by Hancock
- Constructed between 1990 and 1992
- Three to five bedrooms in several different layouts
- Dramatic staircases upon entry
- High ceilings and open concept floor plans
- High-end lighting and wood floors
- Some homes with flexible lofts and three-car garages
- Custom pools and manicured backyards
For buyers, Eagle Point offers a genuinely elegant home in one of Scottsdale’s most convenient corridors — without a North Scottsdale price tag.
Community & Value
The economics here are a real part of the appeal:
- HOA fees of just $30 monthly
- Access to a community pool included
- A quiet neighborhood setting
- Just east of the 101 Pima Freeway
- Minutes from Scottsdale Airport
- Thunderbird Park adjacent to the community
- Highly respected Scottsdale Unified schools
- North Scottsdale advantages at a smaller-home price
Things to Do Near Eagle Point
Golf
Golfers love living here — world-class links minutes from your door:
- Starfire Golf Club
- Grayhawk Golf Club
- Pinnacle Peak Country Club
- Troon North, just to name a few
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor enthusiasts are well served:
- Hiking trails at Pinnacle Peak Park
- The McDowell Sonoran Preserve
- Thunderbird Park adjacent to the community
- Desert trails throughout North Scottsdale
Convenience
The location connects to everything:
- Minutes from Scottsdale Airport and its private executive aviation
- Quick access into Central Scottsdale for shopping and gourmet restaurants
- Downtown Phoenix and Sky Harbor Airport within reach
- Just east of one of the Valley’s major freeways
Family Life
It’s a great place to raise a family:
- A community pool for $30 a month
- An adjacent park with outdoor recreation
- Highly respected Scottsdale Unified schools
- A quiet neighborhood setting
Nearby Schools
Children attend Redfield Elementary School, Desert Canyon Middle School and Desert Mountain High School in the highly respected Scottsdale Unified District 048. Because attendance boundaries vary by address and can change over time, buyers with school-age children should always verify the specific current school assignments directly with the district before purchasing a home.
Why Buyers Choose Eagle Point
Buyers choose Eagle Point because it offers:
- North Scottsdale living without the high price tag
- HOA fees of just $30 monthly, including a community pool
- Elegant, move-in-ready homes by Hancock
- Dramatic entries, high ceilings and open floor plans
- Custom pools and manicured backyards
- World-class golf minutes from the door
- Scottsdale Airport just minutes away
- Highly respected Scottsdale Unified schools
Frequently Asked Questions About Eagle Point
1. How do I find a home in Eagle Point when so few come up?
Get on a watchlist early. Eagle Point is a small Hancock-built community from the early 1990s, and homes turn over slowly — typically one at a time. Rather than watching portals, have The Holm Group monitor the community so you hear the week a home lists, not after the first weekend of showings.
2. Should I expect to compete for a home here?
Frequently, yes — because of what it offers at this price. Eagle Point sits in Scottsdale’s 85260 zip just east of the Loop 101, with a community pool and HOA dues of only $30 a month. Mid-sized North Scottsdale homes with those economics draw a wide pool of buyers, and supply is thin.
3. What should I have ready before making an offer?
Financing sorted and your priorities clear. Homes here come in several different layouts, and many owners have renovated — adding high-end kitchen appliances, wine bars and spa-like owner’s suites. Knowing whether you want a renovated home or an original one, and what you’ll pay for that, lets you act decisively when one appears.
4. What due diligence matters most in Eagle Point specifically?
Three things. The era — these are 1990-92 homes, so roofs, HVAC and systems deserve attention regardless of how the kitchen looks. The renovations — where work has been done, confirm it was permitted and done properly. And the HOA — at $30 a month with a community pool, confirm what the dues actually cover and whether reserves are adequate for a community of this age.
5. What should I know about the HOA?
It’s unusually inexpensive. HOA fees are $30 monthly and include access to a community pool — among the lowest dues of any community we cover, and a genuine advantage over comparable Scottsdale neighborhoods. Confirm the current figure and ask about the reserve position, since low dues in an older community are worth understanding rather than simply enjoying.
6. How should a seller prepare a home in Eagle Point?
Lead with the entry and the light. Buyers respond to the dramatic staircases upon entry, high ceilings and open-concept floor plans that define these homes. If a home has wood floors, high-end lighting, a custom pool, a manicured backyard, a flexible loft or a three-car garage, those should front the marketing — and if it’s been renovated, that’s the headline.
7. How should a home here be marketed?
Emphasise the economics alongside the address. Eagle Point’s pitch is North Scottsdale living without a North Scottsdale price — minutes from Scottsdale Airport, world-class golf and the Loop 101, with $30 monthly dues. That combination appeals to a broad audience including out-of-state buyers, which is why wide exposure matters more than narrow targeting.
8. What is a realistic timeline?
For buyers, the search dominates — in a community this size the right home may take months to surface, though the transaction moves normally once under contract. For sellers, a well-priced home in this location generally doesn’t linger. The Holm Group can give you current timings for both.
9. What mistakes do people make in Eagle Point?
Two. Buyers treat renovated and original homes as interchangeable because the square footage is similar — they aren’t, and the gap shows up in the price. And sellers underplay the HOA: $30 a month with a pool is a real selling point in North Scottsdale, and it belongs in the marketing rather than buried in the disclosures.
10. Should I work with The Holm Group to buy or sell in Eagle Point?
Andrew and The Holm Group have more than 26 years of experience and hundreds of closed transactions across the Valley, including established Scottsdale communities like Eagle Point. The team represents both buyers and sellers, and knows how renovation level, layout and position within 85260 drive value here.
Learn More About Eagle Point
Explore current listings and market updates, and compare other established communities in the Scottsdale corridor.
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For information about city services, parks, and things to do in the area, visit the official City of Scottsdale website.
External Link: https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov
Work With Andrew & The Holm Group
Whether you are buying or selling a home in Eagle Point, The Holm Group is here to assist you. Andrew and The Holm Group have more than 26 years of experience representing both buyers and sellers throughout Eagle Point and surrounding communities. Whether it’s a custom home, luxury home, single-family home, or town home, you can rely on The Holm Group to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
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Last Updated: October 2026
