Homes for Sale in Sunbrook
One unique feature of Sunbrook Homes for Sale are the ceilings. Most all Sunbrook Homes have ceilings that are all 12 feet high or so, with the theory of always maintaining better lighting, with the optical allusion also of rooms appearing smaller than they really are (you can fit more of your furniture in there than you think). For more information on the style of Sunbrook Homes, click here. Read More
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Sunbrook Homes for Sale
Sunbrook is more exclusive with people holding wedding receptions at their club house etc. The Golf Course is rated one of the best. Sunbrook has some ranging from early 90's to newer low rise condos and houses with views of the golf course and Pine Valley Mountain.
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You can also see where Sunbrook is, off our map if you look just South of Santa Clara or more accurately, South of W Sunset Blvd (zoom in one notch). You'll see it labeled rather as Sunbrook Golf Club.
| Single Family Real Estate Demographics (Master List) | |
|---|---|
| SF vs CT | 82% Single Family, 18% Condo/Townhouse |
| Price | Overall: 250K-450K |
| Year Built | Mostly 1995-2005 Year Built Homes |
| Bedrooms | Predominant 3-4 Bedroom Homes |
| Avg Sq Ft | Predominant 1800 to 2600 Square Feet |
| Levels | 87% 1 Level Only, 13% 2-3 Levels |
| Sold Rate | 56 Solds over two years time or an average of 2 homes per month |
| -Known For- | 12 foot high ceilings. |
Sunbrook Market Statistics
Please feel free to have us do a custom report for you. This market report consists of Sold and Active listing activity for the last 3-4 years [broken out in monthly bars] in one easy to read bar graph. It will tell the current [up against past] Inventory Level and Absorption Rate (how many months it will take for the current Actives to sell if no new ones come onto the market).
