Rancho Penasquitos Featured Home for sale: Park Village 4 bedroom 1,970 sq.ft. (Listed 2008-02-20)

Rancho Penasquitos Address

12946 Isocoma Street, Park Village, San Diego, CA, 92129, United States

Description

Rolling hills, natural open space and breathtaking coastal sunsets - This warm and spacious four-bedroom home epitomizes the life-style that is uniquely San Diego. Watch the dazzling sunsets and hot air balloons from the private backyard offering distant and panoramic westerly views.

You are welcomed home through the lighted, slate-tiled courtyard. Once inside, gleaming mahogany wood floors greet you, and impressive volume ceilings provide a true sense of entry. The formal living and dining area is spacious and open. Casual living is comfortable in the family room where a brick gas-fed fireplace provides a relaxing focal point. The adjoining eat-in kitchen has been remodeled to include maple cabinetry with stainless pulls, slab granite counter tops, and stainless steel sink and appliances.

Relax or entertain in the large rear yard with manicured lawn, peaceful views and privacy. Lovely landscaping including fruit trees, a large brick-trimmed patio area, and newer irrigation are included!

One bedroom and bath are conveniently located downstairs, with the bath boasting newer ceramic tile flooring. Upstairs, the master suite is separated from two additional secondary bedrooms for privacy and features high ceiling, dual sinks, and a walk-in closet.

Some of the newer features of this beautiful home include vinyl windows, hot water heater, air conditioning, plush neutral carpeting, a forty-year roof, Nu Flow plumbing and exterior paint. Other special features include smooth ceilings (no acoustic), whole house water filter, window blinds, custom color walls, and an attached two-car garage with epoxy coated floor and roll-up door.

This home is ideally located near transportation, shopping, dining and recreational opportunities including nearby Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve.

Listing Provided By

Kris & Steve Berg