Sunrise Point Homes For Sale

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Sunrise Point is a single-family neighborhood in Fountain Hills, set against the McDowell Mountains on the edge of town. The homes are approachable in size and style, so it draws a good mix of buyers, from families to people right-sizing into a single-level home. Note that there is another Sunrise Point over in Scottsdale, so this page is about the Fountain Hills one.

The appeal here is simple: a real house with a yard, mountain views close by, and the quiet that Fountain Hills is known for, all a short drive from Fountain Park and golf. Below is a plain look at pricing, the homes, and what living here is like.

Quick Fact	Sunrise Point
Location	South side of Fountain Hills
Cross Streets	Just east of Monterey Drive between Shea Blvd and Saguaro Blvd
Homes	85 small- to medium-sized single-family homes
Built	1995 and 1996
Home Styles	Traditional southwestern; two-story and ranch with split layouts
Home Sizes	1,528 to 2,334 sq ft
Bedrooms	Three to four bedrooms, two to three bathrooms
Price Range	$625,000 to $755,000
HOA	$28 to $85 per month; common areas and walking/biking path
Nearby	Fountain Lake and a 64-acre park with 18-hole disc golf course

Sunrise Point at a Glance: Sunrise Point is an 85-home neighborhood on the south side of Fountain Hills, built in 1995 and 1996 in a traditional southwestern style. Homes are two-story and ranch plans between 1,528 and 2,334 square feet, with three to four bedrooms.

What Homes Cost in Sunrise Point

Sunrise Point offers a more attainable single-family price than a lot of Fountain Hills. As of September 2026, homes here have generally sold around a median in the mid $600,000s, with the exact number depending on size, updates, and view. Prices move over time, so ask us for the current figures before you make an offer.

Homes commonly run near 1,800 square feet with three bedrooms, which makes them practical for everyday living. A remodeled home with a better view sells toward the top of the range, while an original one sits lower and leaves room to update.

Sunrise Point tends to hold its value well because Fountain Hills stays in demand and single-family homes at this price are not easy to find. Buyers here range from families and first-time owners to people moving down from a larger house, so homes usually resell without much trouble when they are priced right and shown well. That mix of steady demand and limited supply is part of why the neighborhood keeps its footing even when the broader market cools.

The Homes

Sunrise Point is single-family, with mostly single-level floor plans that are easy to live in and easy to maintain. You get a yard, a garage, and the kind of layout that works for a range of buyers. Styles lean Southwestern, and homes range from original to nicely updated.

Because these are individually owned houses rather than attached units, you have more freedom over your yard and exterior, and financing tends to be straightforward.

What Is Nearby

Fountain Hills adds a lot to daily life here. The town sits against the southern McDowell Mountains and is built around Fountain Park, home to the tall fountain that gives the town its name. It is an International Dark Sky Community, so evenings stay dark and starry, and with roughly 24,000 residents it feels calm and open while staying an easy drive from Scottsdale. Saguaro Lake and the Salt River are also close for boating and tubing.

Sunrise Point keeps you close to the best of Fountain Hills:

Fountain Park, the fountain, and the town center a short drive away
Golf at FireRock, SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon, and Eagle Mountain
McDowell Mountain trails and Sonoran Desert right nearby
Shops and restaurants along Saguaro Boulevard

Scottsdale is roughly 30 minutes away by the Beeline Highway and Loop 202, so you get small-town quiet with the city close when you need it.

Schools

The Fountain Hills Unified School District serves Sunrise Point, including McDowell Mountain Elementary, Fountain Hills Middle School, and Fountain Hills High School. Private and charter options sit nearby too. Confirm the assigned schools for a specific address, since boundaries can change.

Why People Like Living Here

Buyers choose Sunrise Point for the value, the single-level homes, and the setting. You get a real house with a yard, mountain views close by, and the quiet of Fountain Hills, all at a friendlier price than much of the town. For buyers who want a practical home in a scenic spot, it works well.

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying in Sunrise Point

1. What does it take to buy a home in Sunrise Point?

Get your financing ready, tour homes, make an offer, do your inspections, and close. Homes here move at a normal pace, so being pre-approved keeps you competitive. We guide you through each step.

2. Should I get pre-approved before looking?

Yes. A pre-approval shows sellers you are serious and tells you exactly what you can spend. We can connect you with a lender so you are ready when the right home lists.

3. How does financing usually work here?

Because these are single-family homes in a friendly price range, most buyers use a standard conventional, FHA, or VA loan. Financing tends to be straightforward compared with a condo. A lender can walk you through your options in a quick call.

4. What are the closing and ongoing costs?

Plan for the usual closing costs plus property taxes, insurance, and normal home upkeep. HOA dues, if any apply to a given home, are typically modest here compared with a condo community. We can put real numbers to any listing.

5. Can I find a home before it hits the market?

Sometimes homes sell quietly or come up as coming-soon listings. An agent who watches Fountain Hills closely is often how you hear about those first, and we keep an eye out for you.

6. Should I use a buyer’s agent?

Yes. A buyer’s agent guides you on pricing, negotiation, and inspections and represents your interests, not the seller’s. Reach out and we will explain how it works for your situation.

7. What should I check before buying?

Get a full home inspection and pay attention to the roof, HVAC, plumbing, and any pool. It is also smart to confirm the lot lines and any HOA rules. We help you order the right inspections and read the results.

8. How do I sell a home in Sunrise Point for the best price?

Price it to today’s market, prepare it well, and market it with strong photos to the right buyers. Well-prepared homes still sell well here. We build a plan for each listing and give you an honest read first.

9. What paperwork should I expect?

Expect a purchase contract, the seller’s disclosure about the home’s condition, any HOA documents, and title and escrow paperwork. We review it all with you so nothing slips through.

10. How do I get started with The Holm Group?

Just reach out. Tell us your budget and timeline, and we will send current Sunrise Point and Fountain Hills listings that fit, with no pressure to buy or sell.

Connect With The Holm Group

Whether you are buying a first home, right-sizing, or selling in Sunrise Point, we are glad to help. The Holm Group knows Fountain Hills well, and we will get you current listings, honest pricing, and a plan that fits your timeline. Reach out whenever you are ready.