1136 E SUNSET DUNES WAY

Every neighborhood name is a small promise, and plenty of creek-named streets have never seen running water. Sunset Ridge keeps both halves of its promise. You're up on the ridge, and every evening the sun puts on the show. This Draper home sits inside the gates of one of the area's most established communities, with South Mountain Golf Club and the Corner Canyon trails within easy reach. From the covered front porch, the valley views spread out below you. Inside, everything feels fresh, with new paint, clean carpet, and staging that shows how each room wants to live. A vaulted den off the entry makes an easy home office. Ahead, the floor plan opens up under 10-foot ceilings. You'll cook at a center island wrapped in custom knotty alder cabinetry and granite. The great room gathers around a gas fireplace with a precast stone mantle, so whoever is at the stove never misses the conversation. Your primary suite stays on the main floor, with high ceilings, a generous bay window, and a walk-in closet with built-in shelving. In the bath, a jetted garden tub sits beside a separate glassed-in shower, with dual sinks and a private toilet room. Laundry sits right down the hall, so everything you need day to day lives on the main level. Downstairs, 9-foot ceilings keep the lower level feeling open. A family room with a second fireplace gives everyone room to spread out, and the wet bar means nobody has to run upstairs for refills. Two bedrooms and a full bath round out the level. Then comes the surprise. Beneath the garage sits a suspended-slab room most homes simply don't have, and it's made for a dedicated theater. Bring in the big screen and the recliners, and movie night finally gets a room of its own. It works just as well for serious storage or a workshop. However you use it, it's space you'll be glad you have. Life here comes easy, too. The HOA handles the landscaping and the snow, so your free time goes to the community pool and pavilion instead of the yard. As the evening winds down, step onto the front porch and watch the valley lights come on. Then catch the last of the sunset from the front room, where the western light sets every crystal on the chandelier a glowing gold. Sunset Ridge promised you a ridge and a sunset. Turns out the name was never just marketing.