15022 W Bottle Tree Avenue, Surprise

Kingswood Park • Surprise, Arizona
Kingswood Park Homes for Sale
Explore an established central Surprise community with lakes, greenbelts, neighborhood parks, walking paths and resale homes near Bell and Reems roads.
Neighborhood Highlights
Why Buyers Choose Kingswood Park
Established Homes
Compare single- and two-story resales with varied layouts, private pools, RV gates, cul-de-sac lots and completed updates.
Lakes and Greenbelts
Water features, landscaped paths, neighborhood parks and sports courts create distinctive outdoor spaces.
Central Surprise Location
Bell Road shopping, Surprise recreation, schools and everyday services are convenient from the neighborhood.
Community Overview
About Kingswood Park and Kingswood Parke
Kingswood Park is the name commonly used in home searches and local real estate marketing. Subdivision and association records frequently use Kingswood Parke. Both names refer to the same established community in central Surprise.
The neighborhood lies north of Bell Road, primarily between Bullard Avenue and Reems Road, with residential sections extending toward Union Hills Drive. Its completed streets, mature landscaping and neighborhood-scale amenities create a different setting from communities still undergoing new construction.
Kingswood Park is not age-restricted, and most of the single-family neighborhood is not gated. Rather than centering on a large private clubhouse, the community is organized around lakes, greenbelts, paths, playgrounds and outdoor recreation.
Important for buyers: Verify the property’s legal subdivision, HOA obligations, lot boundaries, improvement approvals and current restrictions through the title report, disclosures and governing documents.
Homes and Floor Plans
Comparing Homes in Kingswood Park
Single-Story Homes
Single-level homes are common and may include vaulted ceilings, great rooms, split-bedroom arrangements, breakfast areas and covered patios. Some smaller floor plans offer efficient living with compact, low-maintenance yards.
Other single-story properties provide additional bedrooms, larger lots, private pools, RV gates or positions beside a park, lake or greenbelt.
Larger and Two-Story Homes
Two-story homes may add upstairs bedrooms, lofts, flexible living areas and more separation between gathering and sleeping spaces. Lot size, garage configuration and outdoor improvements vary by phase and floor plan.
Compare layout with the condition of the roof, HVAC equipment, windows, plumbing, electrical components and other major systems.
- Single- and two-story floor plans
- Vaulted ceilings and flexible rooms
- Attached two-car garages
- Covered patios and finished yards
- Private swimming pools
- RV gates on selected properties
- Cul-de-sac and corner lots
- Lake- and greenbelt-adjacent locations
Homes generally range from compact two-bedroom layouts to larger residences with four or more bedrooms. Condition can differ substantially: some properties retain original finishes or systems, while others include remodeled interiors, replacement roofs or HVAC equipment, updated windows, solar systems and redesigned outdoor spaces.
See What Is Available in Kingswood Park
Review current listings and compare floor plan, condition, lot position, pool, solar terms and association details. Todd can help you evaluate the complete property behind each listing.

Lakes and Recreation
Neighborhood Parks, Paths and Sports Courts
Lakes and water features create focal points in portions of Kingswood Parke, while landscaped greenbelts and paths provide separation between some homes and adjoining streets. The community also includes playgrounds and covered picnic areas.
Outdoor recreation includes walking and biking routes, tennis courts, basketball courts and sand-volleyball areas. These are neighborhood amenities rather than a resort-style clubhouse operation, and buyers should verify the features and rules associated with the property they are considering.
Additional public parks, aquatic facilities, sports fields and recreation programs are available through the City of Surprise.
Explore City of Surprise Parks and FacilitiesLocation and Conveniences
Living Near Bell Road and Surprise Recreation
Shopping and Dining
Bell Road provides access to established grocery stores, restaurants, medical offices, banks and everyday services. The Prasada retail district near Loop 303 adds major retailers, entertainment and additional dining options.
Explore Prasada Homes and AmenitiesRecreation and Entertainment
Surprise Stadium, home to Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers spring training, is near the community. The surrounding recreation campus includes sports fields, aquatic, library, tennis, racquet and community facilities.
Schools
Kingswood Elementary is a Dysart Unified preschool-through-eighth-grade campus located on Mondell Road in the neighborhood area. Assignments can change, so verify every address with the Dysart SchoolFinder.
Outdoor Access and Daily Travel
White Tank Mountain Regional Park offers hiking, biking, picnicking and desert scenery west of Surprise. Drivers should test routes to Grand Avenue, Loop 303, Loop 101 or other destinations during normal travel hours.
Association and Property Review
Understand the Home, Lot and HOA Before You Buy
Kingswood Parke Community Association
Most properties are governed by the Kingswood Parke Community Association. Buyers should obtain the current resale package and confirm assessments, transfer fees, included services, architectural procedures, parking rules, rental provisions and any property-specific balance or violation.
Management arrangements and fees can change. The City of Surprise HOA contact directory is a useful starting point, but current transaction documents should control the review.
Condition and Long-Term Costs
Established homes deserve careful inspection of roof underlayment, HVAC equipment, water heaters, plumbing, electrical components, windows, irrigation, pool systems and previous additions or repairs.
Visit the surrounding streets at different times when possible. Park use, school traffic, road noise, common-area activity, sun exposure and neighboring property conditions can be as important as the finishes inside the home.
Lake- and greenbelt-lot reminder: An open view can be attractive, but buyers should also evaluate privacy, path traffic, landscape maintenance, water-feature conditions and any easements or access areas adjoining the lot.
Buyer and Seller Guidance
Make a Confident Kingswood Park Move
Buying a Home in Kingswood Park
A useful comparison should account for story count, floor plan, lot, condition, pool, solar arrangement and proximity to a lake, park, greenbelt or major road. Similar square footage does not automatically make two homes equally comparable.
Review seller disclosures, HOA documents, title information and inspections before removing contingencies. Additional roof, HVAC, pool, sewer, electrical or solar evaluations may be appropriate for the individual property.
Selling a Home in Kingswood Park
Pricing should reflect the home’s phase, floor plan, lot, condition, pool, RV access, solar terms, major-system updates and current competition. Lake, park and greenbelt positions should be compared with the most relevant sales rather than given a broad automatic adjustment.
Gathering HOA documents, permits, improvement records, warranties, roof and HVAC information, pool records and solar documents before listing can support accurate marketing and reduce avoidable questions during escrow.
Local Marketing Strategy
Present the Home and Its Kingswood Park Setting
Professional photography and accurate marketing should make the floor plan, condition, lot and outdoor spaces easy to understand. Documentation for replacement roofing, HVAC equipment, windows, pools, remodeling or owned solar can help buyers evaluate completed work.
Todd builds a property-specific strategy using current listings, pending contracts and the most relevant neighborhood sales. Marketing can also explain proximity to parks, lakes, paths, shopping and Surprise recreation without overstating the property’s features.

Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Kingswood Park
Are Kingswood Park and Kingswood Parke the same community?
Yes. Kingswood Park is commonly used in searches and real estate marketing, while Kingswood Parke appears in many subdivision and homeowners-association records.
Where is Kingswood Park located?
Kingswood Park is north of Bell Road in Surprise, primarily between Bullard Avenue and Reems Road, with sections extending toward Union Hills Drive.
When were Kingswood Park homes built?
Most homes were constructed from the late 1980s through the 1990s. The exact year, builder, phase and condition should be verified for the individual property.
What types of homes are available?
Kingswood Park primarily contains detached single-family homes with both single- and two-story designs. Available properties may include private pools, RV gates, cul-de-sac lots and lake- or greenbelt-adjacent locations.
Is Kingswood Park gated or age-restricted?
Most of Kingswood Park is not gated, and the community is not age-restricted. Buyers seeking age-qualified housing can compare 55+ homes and communities across the Northwest Valley.
Does Kingswood Park have an HOA?
Most properties are governed by the Kingswood Parke Community Association. Current dues, fees, services, rules and property-specific obligations should be verified through the HOA resale package.
What community amenities are available?
Amenities include lakes and water features, greenbelts, paths, playgrounds, covered picnic areas and several outdoor sports courts. Buyers should verify the location, maintenance and rules for any feature important to their decision.
Does Kingswood Park have a community pool?
The neighborhood is not centered on a private resort-style pool complex. Some individual homes have private swimming pools, and public aquatic facilities are available nearby.
Are RV gates available?
Some homes have RV gates or additional side-yard access. A gate does not guarantee usable dimensions or storage permission, so buyers should confirm the property and current HOA rules.
Is new construction available in Kingswood Park?
Kingswood Park is an established resale community. Buyers who prefer a newly built home can compare current new-construction opportunities in Surprise.
Which schools serve Kingswood Park?
Kingswood Elementary is a preschool-through-eighth-grade Dysart Unified campus located in the neighborhood area. Assignments depend on the address and current district boundaries, so verify each property through Dysart SchoolFinder.
How can I tour Kingswood Park homes?
Todd Pooler can arrange private showings and help you compare condition, lot position, HOA requirements and complete ownership costs. Call or text (602) 432-3557 to discuss your search.

Local Representation
Work With Todd Pooler
Todd Pooler is a Surprise-based Realtor and U.S. Army veteran serving buyers and sellers throughout the Northwest Valley. He helps clients compare homes, associations, property conditions and relevant neighborhood sales.
Kingswood Park buyers receive help reviewing build-era condition, lot position, inspections, HOA requirements, solar terms and total ownership costs. Sellers receive a pricing, presentation and marketing plan built around their home’s actual competition.
Todd’s approach is straightforward: listen carefully, communicate honestly and build a strategy around your goals.
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Kingswood Park, Surprise, AZ Homes for Sale
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