11381 Cid St Ventura, CA 93004
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About this home
So-Cal living at its finest! Move-in ready. Prime Location. No HOA. RARE OPPORTUNITY to own this spectacular home! Located on an oversized, south-facing, corner lot in the desirable Country Groves Subdivision. Owners spared no expense with smart improvements and upgrades, including OWNED solar, central air conditioning, primary suite expansion, low maintenance outdoors, and two large Tuff Sheds. As you enter the vaulted and airy living room, you will notice the home has just been professionally painted, has new Levelor blinds and new carpeting. The kitchen opens to the dining area and family room creating the perfect setting for gatherings and conversation. Unwind and enjoy the expanded primary suite featuring a gas fireplace, sitting area as well as a large spa-inspired bath. Other luxuries include motorized shades, plantation shutters and an abundance of storage with a large linen cabinet, and three closets. The outdoor area is thoughtfully laid out to be a tranquil oasis yet can accommodate large gatherings with a wraparound patio, covered back porch with natural gas connection, outdoor sink, and a pergola over the level spa pad. Delight in your own mini-orchard with five mature fruit trees: Fuyu Persimmon, Beverly Hills Apple, Cara Cara Navel, Valencia Orange, and Meyer Lemon. The lower terrace is ideal for raised-bed gardening. Two Premier TUFF SHEDs (8x15 & 6x12) with electricity offer ample space for hobbies, storage, or a workshop.The three other bedrooms upstairs offer versatility to design your best living. The larger fourth bedroom with premium LVP flooring is ideal as an office or flex space.Premium upgrades include hot water recirculating system, new water softener and water heater, two alkaline RO units, 220V/50A spa circuit, Onrax garage storage, as well as an Orbi Mesh WiFi and NEST thermostat. Owners enjoy INSURANCE DISCOUNT due to upgraded fire sprinklers & concrete tile roof.Every upgrade was chosen with care. Step inside and feel how effortlessly this house becomes a home.
Source: CRMLS #V1-31237
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