1118 Fox Field Ln Santa Maria, CA 93458
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About this home
Built in 2017, this beautifully designed home in the gated community of HG Gardens blends modern finishes with thoughtful functionality—perfect for multigenerational living or larger households. Unique to this development, this home enjoys extra privacy with no neighbors directly behind, and it backs up to a street that provides convenient guest parking and access to a pedestrian gate. Inside, the spacious floor plan features four bedrooms plus a loft/bonus room, including a convenient downstairs bedroom with walk-in closet and full bath. The open-concept main living area is light and bright with high ceilings, tall windows, and plenty of room to entertain—whether it’s a family BBQ or a quiet night in. The kitchen is a true centerpiece, complete with oversized custom cabinets, granite countertops, a center island with bar seating, and stainless appliances. A half bath is also located on the main level for guests. Upstairs, the loft works perfectly as a home office, play area, or media space. You’ll also find a dedicated laundry room and generously sized bedrooms. Throughout the home you’ll appreciate the tasteful custom paint and thoughtful design touches that make the home feel fresh and inviting. The backyard has been upgraded with concrete pavers for easy maintenance and entertaining, and also includes a fenced dog area. Additional highlights include an attached two-car garage, solar, tile roof, stucco and stone façade, dual-pane windows, tankless water heater, central heat, and recessed lighting. All within a secure gated community that offers two automatic entry and exit gates, a pool and spa, playground, and grassy pet area. With modest HOA fees ($160/mo) and a prime location close to schools, shopping, and commuter routes, this home is ready for your family to move right in and enjoy.
Source: CRMLS #NS25185864
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