22598 E Russet Road

97 Trees, One Very Private Backyard Most backyards in Queen Creek look straight into the neighbor's. This one does not. A living wall of 97 mature ficus trees, 8 to 12 feet tall, wraps the entire yard. You are not staring at a fence. You are looking at green, and nobody is looking back. Behind that privacy sits an oversized pool, an extended deck, and turf that stays easy all summer.

A living wall of 97 ficus trees

Privacy is the hardest thing to buy in a newer neighborhood, and this home already has it. The ficus hedge runs the full perimeter, 8 to 12 feet tall, so the yard feels like its own resort instead of a shared fence line.

Behind it, the yard is finished and ready:

✓An oversized pool with an extended pool deck ✓Low-maintenance artificial turf, no summer upkeep

✓A pineapple palm as the statement piece

✓Full privacy on every side

The numbers

Single level, four bedrooms, built in 2020

No interior steps and a smart layout make this an easy one to live in, whether you have a growing family or just want everything on one floor. There is a private office behind doors, a drop-zone off the garage for keys and bags, and a laundry room that actually works for a household.

Inside

The finishes are clean and done right, not builder-basic.

✓ Kitchen: Silestone counters, white cast-iron apron sink, white shaker cabinets with 42 inch uppers, gas cooktop, stainless appliances, and a butler's pantry

✓ Living room: gas fireplace and a triple-panel slider that opens the whole wall to the yard

✓ Throughout: wood-plank tile, plantation shutters, and upgraded 5 inch baseboards

✓ Primary suite: walk-in closet, walk-in shower, soaking tub, and split dual sinks

The upgrades the owners added

This is where you see the home was loved, not just lived in.

✓ Whole-house water filtration system

✓ Minka-Aire 64 inch and 84 inch ceiling fans

✓ Extended paver driveway

✓ Garage with built-in cabinets

Gated Vaquero at Spur Cross, and why Queen Creek

The home sits inside the gates of Vaquero at Spur Cross, in the Queen Creek Unified School District. You are minutes from Costco, Target, Frontier Family Park, and Mesa Gateway Airport.

Queen Creek was ranked the number 3 best place to live in Arizona by U.S. News and World Report, and it is one of the fastest-growing towns in the state. You are buying into an area that is still on the way up.

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