This turnkey furnished Dallas model condo in the guard-gated Lakes Country Club offers 2,294 square feet with 2 bedrooms plus a den, 3 bathrooms, remodeled kitchen and baths, golf course and mountain views, and an included golf cart.
Listing information updated March 23, 2026
322 Sundance Circle has 2 + Den bedrooms.
322 Sundance Circle has 3 bathrooms.
322 Sundance Circle is approximately 2,294 square feet.
322 Sundance Circle is listed at $799,000.
As of March 23, 2026, 322 Sundance Circle is marked sold.
Open house at 322 Sundance Circle: Sun. Oct. 26 - Noon - 2:00pm.
Notable features of 322 Sundance Circle include Stylishly Remodeled & Updated Dallas Model Golf Course Condo Benid The Gates Of The Lakes Country Club, 2,294 Sq Ft | 2 Bedrooms + Den | 3 Bathrooms, Open Floor Plan With Views Of The East Course 2nd Hole & Chocolate Mounains From The Main Living Areas, Turnkey Furnished With Designer Furnishings, Allowing For A Seamless Move-In Experience. Golf Cart Included, Remodeled Kitchen With Custom Cabinetry, Stone Counters, Tile Backsplash & Premium Stainless Steel Appliances, Remodeled Bathrooms With Custom Cabinetry, Stone Counters, Tile Showers & Tub Enclosures, Two Primary Bedrooms, Each With Walk-In Closet & En-Suite Bathroom, & A Den That Could Easily Be Converted To A Third Bedroom, The Lakes Country Club Offers A Recently Renovated Clubhouse & Fitness Center, 27 Holes Of Golf, Tennis & Pickleball Courts, & 44 Community Swimming Pools Located Conveniently Throughout The Private Guard-Gated Community.
Parking at 322 Sundance Circle: Garage.
322 Sundance Circle is located in The Lakes Country Club in Palm Desert, CA.
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A one-time charge the association levies on owners when reserves can't cover a major repair — roofs, elevators, structural work. Ask for the last five years of assessments and the current reserve study before making an offer.
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