10641 Breezy Meadow Dr Moreno Valley, CA 92557
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Welcome to this exceptional single-family detached home at 10641 Breezy Meadow Dr, set in the sought-after Sunnymead Ranch Community. This beautifully maintained residence, constructed in 1989, seamlessly blends classic charm with modern amenities, offering a perfect haven for comfortable living. Boasting four generously sized bedrooms and three full bathrooms, this home is thoughtfully designed for family living. The main level includes a convenient downstairs bedroom and full bath, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. The large primary bedroom serves as a private retreat, featuring a cozy sitting area, balcony access, a spacious walk-in closet, and a large bath, ensuring a restful sanctuary. An open kitchen with a charming nook caters to both casual meals and entertaining, while the formal living and dining areas provide an elegant space for gatherings. The inviting den, complete with a cozy fireplace, adds warmth and comfort to the home. Outside, the property extends into one of the largest yards in the community with a covered patio, perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. The expansive outdoor area invites you to enjoy the beautiful surroundings, whether hosting a barbecue or unwinding in the evening breeze. A three-car garage and inside laundry room add to the home's practicality and convenience. As part of the Sunnymead Ranch Lake Club Community, residents have access to a wealth of amenities, including a pool, spa, fitness room, fishing, clubhouse, tennis courts, and monthly social activities along with annual festivities. The community's vibrant spirit and numerous activities make it an ideal place to call home. The property's prime location offers walking distance access to the lake, parks, and schools, enhancing its appeal for families seeking both convenience and community.
Source: CRMLS #NP25186490
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