Summerset Villas Homes For Sale In Fountain Hills

Summerset Villas Homes For Sale In Fountain Hills

Summerset Villas Homes For Sale In Fountain Hills

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Summerset Villas is a tiny, easygoing condo community in Fountain Hills, the scenic town just east of Scottsdale. Built in 1987 with a Santa Fe look, it holds only eight homes across four small buildings, so it stays quiet and personal. Because it sits within walking distance of Fountain Park and keeps a pool and clubhouse, it gives buyers a low-maintenance home in a friendly mountain town.

If you want an affordable, low-upkeep home near the heart of Fountain Hills, Summerset Villas is worth a look.

Quick FactSummerset Villas
CityFountain Hills
Built1987
HomesOnly eight homes across four small buildings
Home StylesSanta Fe and territorial styling; condos
Home SizesAround 1,460 square feet
BedroomsTwo-bedroom, two-bath split floor plans
Price RangeAbout $300,000 to $400,000
HOAAround $220 a month; covers pool, clubhouse, common areas
School DistrictFountain Hills Unified School District
AmenitiesCommunity pool and clubhouse; extra storage
GolfSunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon, Eagle Mountain, FireRock nearby
NearbyShort walk to Fountain Park and the fountain

Summerset Villas at a Glance: Summerset Villas is a small Fountain Hills condo community of only eight homes across four buildings, built in 1987 in a Santa Fe and territorial style. Units are two-bedroom, two-bath split plans of about 1,460 square feet.

What Homes Cost at Summerset Villas

Homes here have generally sold in the range of about $300,000 to $400,000, which makes Summerset Villas an approachable option in Fountain Hills. Because there are only eight homes, listings come up rarely, so ask for the latest sold and active homes when you’re ready to focus.

Residences at Summerset Villas

These are simple, low-maintenance condos:

  • Two-bedroom, two-bath split floor plans around 1,460 square feet
  • Santa Fe and territorial styling, built in 1987
  • Only eight homes across four small buildings
  • Mountain views from some of the upper units

HOA and What’s Included

As a small condo community, Summerset Villas has an HOA, and dues have recently run around $220 a month. Those dues typically cover the pool, the clubhouse, and the common-area upkeep, which keeps the homes low-maintenance. Dues can change, so ask what the current amount is and exactly what it covers. If you have a pet, check the pet rules for the specific home too.

What’s in the Community

You get an easy, low-upkeep home plus a great location:

  • A community pool and clubhouse
  • Extra storage and a quiet, small-community feel
  • A short walk to Fountain Park and the fountain
  • An easy drive to North Scottsdale

Things to Do Nearby

Getting Outside

You can walk to Fountain Park and the famous fountain, then hike and bike the nearby McDowell Mountain trails.

Golf

Golfers have SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon, Eagle Mountain, and FireRock all in and around Fountain Hills.

Shopping and Eating

Downtown Fountain Hills’ shops and restaurants sit minutes away, and North Scottsdale adds even more just a short drive off.

Schools

The Fountain Hills Unified School District serves Summerset Villas, with the town’s schools nearby. If you have school-age kids, confirm the assigned schools for a specific home, since boundaries can vary.

Why People Like Living Here

People choose Summerset Villas for an affordable, low-upkeep home in a scenic town, all in a small and quiet community. Because the homes stay easy to own and the fountain sits so close, they appeal to downsizers, part-time residents, and anyone who wants less maintenance and more time outside.


Frequently Asked Questions About Summerset Villas

 

1. Are homes at Summerset Villas generally move-in ready or fixer-uppers?

Most are solid and livable, and many have been updated by their owners. Because the community dates to 1987, some homes still show original finishes, so you’ll find both turnkey homes and ones you can refresh to taste.

2. What should I check before buying a condo here?

Look at the HVAC, water heater, roof, and any updates the owner has made. Because it’s an HOA community, also review the HOA documents and reserves so you understand what’s covered and how it’s funded.

3. What upkeep should I expect, and what does the HOA handle?

The HOA maintains the pool, clubhouse, and shared grounds, which keeps your outside upkeep light. You’ll still care for the inside of your home and anything the HOA docs assign to owners, so confirm that split before you buy.

4. Can I remodel or update a home here?

Yes, inside your home especially, and many owners have refreshed kitchens, baths, and finishes. Because exteriors are shared in a condo community, run any outside changes past the HOA first to make sure they fit the guidelines.

5. What updates or features add the most value here?

Updated kitchens and baths, modern flooring, and a clean, move-in-ready feel tend to pay off, since that easy living is exactly what buyers here want. Upper units with mountain views also draw extra interest.

6. Are there age-related issues to watch for?

With 1987 homes, keep an eye on aging HVAC, water heaters, and roofs. None of that is unusual for the era, but confirm the condition during inspection and budget for eventual updates.

7. What does it cost to own here beyond the purchase price?

Plan for the HOA dues (recently around $220 a month), property taxes, insurance, and interior upkeep. Because the HOA handles the pool and shared grounds, your outside maintenance stays limited.

8. How well do homes here hold their value?

Small, affordable, low-maintenance condos near Fountain Park stay in steady demand, which helps them hold value. Condition and updates matter most for any individual home.

9. How’s resale, and how fast do homes sell?

With only eight homes, listings are rare, so a well-priced home tends to draw quick interest when it comes up. A current snapshot for the community gives the clearest read on timing.

10. How do I find the right home at Summerset Villas and get started?

Because it’s such a small community, it really helps to have someone watching it for you so you hear about a listing early. Reach out to Andrew Holm and The Holm Group at 480-206-4265 to get started.

Learn More

Want to see more of the town? Browse what’s currently for sale on our Fountain Hills homes for sale page. And for town info and services, check the Town of Fountain Hills website.

Work With Andrew and The Holm Group

Thinking about buying or selling in Summerset Villas or anywhere in Fountain Hills? Andrew Holm and The Holm Group know this part of the Valley well, and they’re straightforward and easy to work with. Give Andrew a call at 480-206-4265 and he’ll gladly walk you through the right next step, with no pressure at all.

 

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Last Updated: October 2026