5056 E Cholla Street: The Steel Is Where This One Separates Itself
Updated: 6 days ago
A ribbon of custom welded steel runs through this property. It frames the overhang off the back of the house, carries across to the detached casita, and then continues out to the RV gate and the RV overhang. Same hand, same detail, start to finish.
That is not a finish you order from a catalog. It is fabricated, and it is the reason this home reads as architecture instead of a remodel. Identity Construction designed and built it, and the steel is where their work shows.
A detached casita, attached to a climate controlled garage bay
Here is the part that changes how this house lives.
There is a 406 square foot detached casita with its own half bath, connected by that steel overhang, and connected again to a private temperature controlled third garage bay. Guest quarters with a separate entrance.
That is a guest suite, a studio, a gym, a real office, or all four depending on the season. The climate controlled bay next to it means the thing you store out there actually survives a Phoenix summer, which anyone who has ruined something in a hot garage already understands.
2,923 square feet under the main roof, plus a 406 square foot detached casita. 3,329 total.
Price $2,100,000 | Home 3,329 sq ft | Lot 0.42 acres |
Beds 5 | Baths 3 full, 2 half | HOA None |
Level Single story | Garage 3 car | Pool Private + spa |
Single level, no interior steps, five bedrooms
Five bedrooms on one level with no interior steps anywhere.
Most five bedroom homes this size send you upstairs, which quietly removes them from consideration for multigenerational families and for anyone who has already decided they are done with stairs. This one does not have that problem, and the bedrooms are split rather than stacked down one hallway.
The primary suite is its own retreat with a walk-in closet, a private toilet room, a freestanding soaking tub, and double vanities. Four more bedrooms and three full baths from there, plus a bold red mosaic tile powder room that is the one moment in the house that is pure personality.
Inside
Solid white oak floors run throughout, paired with solid oak doors and frames. Not veneer on the doors, solid.
The living room centers on a dark statement fireplace wall built in linear concrete block, which is the single most mid-century thing in the house and the detail people will photograph.
The kitchen has quartz counters, a built-in refrigerator, and a built-in coffee maker, with a butler's pantry behind it carrying a second built-in fridge. Slider doors off the kitchen open straight to the backyard, which is the whole point of building a house like this in Arizona.
The backyard is private, and it is finished
Mature ficus hedges wrap the yard, so it is fully private without a wall doing the work. Mature trees and landscape lighting run up to the custom pivot entry at the front.
The pool and spa have been remodeled, the turf is newer, and the steel overhang gives you real shade over real outdoor living space rather than a patio you only use in March.
No HOA, 0.42 acres, and an RV gate
This sits on an oversized lot just over four tenths of an acre, with no HOA.
That means the RV gate and the RV overhang are not a negotiation with anybody. In 85254, where most of the zip code is subdivision with an association governing what can sit in the driveway, that combination is genuinely hard to find.
The roof coating is newer, and the home has an owned water softener, a soft water loop, and an owned security system. North/south exposure on the lot. The short version: no HOA, almost half an acre, an RV gate, and a single level five bedroom. In 85254, that list barely exists.
Eagles Eyre, and why 85254 holds its value
Eagles Eyre sits at 56th Street and Cholla, inside the pocket buyers have chased for decades. 85254 carries a Scottsdale address and feeds Scottsdale Unified, in this case Sequoya Elementary, Cocopah Middle, and Chaparral High.
Kierland Commons and the Scottsdale Quarter are minutes away, along with the new Paradise Valley mall development. The 101 is close, and so is everything you would actually drive to.
5056 E Cholla Street: frequently asked questions
How much is 5056 E Cholla Street? It is offered at $2,100,000 by ONE Team Scottsdale. The home is 5 bedrooms and 5 baths across 3,329 total square feet, which is 2,923 under the main roof plus a 406 square foot detached casita, on a 0.42 acre lot. |
Is there a casita? Yes. A 406 square foot detached casita with a half bath and a separate entrance, connected by a custom steel overhang and attached to a private temperature controlled third garage bay. |
Is there an HOA? No. There is no HOA and no HOA dues. |
Is the home single level? Yes. One level with no interior steps anywhere, and a split bedroom layout. |
Who built and remodeled it? Identity Construction, a Valley-based builder known for modern architecture. The custom welded steel throughout the property is their signature detail here. |
Can I park an RV? Yes. The property has an RV gate and a custom steel RV overhang, with RV access and parking. There is no HOA restricting it. |
Is there a pool? Yes. A private remodeled pool with a heated spa, set in a fully private backyard behind mature ficus hedges. |
What schools serve the home? The property is in the Scottsdale Unified School District and feeds Sequoya Elementary, Cocopah Middle School, and Chaparral High School. Boundaries can change, so we recommend confirming current assignments with the district. |
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