16455 Lake Knoll Pkwy Riverside, CA 92503
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Located in the Lake Hills Community on Lake Knoll Parkway is a rare property, being one of only seven lots offering full useable land. Home features a beautiful slate walkway leading to wrought iron and glass panel double doors. Built in 1988 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (one bedroom and one bathroom are conveniently located on the main level). 2,627 sq. ft. of living space and situated on a 16,553 sq. ft. lot. Beautiful formal living room with a custom fireplace, separate family room also has a fireplace with custom oak cabinets. Formal and informal dining. Updated spacious kitchen featuring black pearl granite counter tops and backsplashes. Stainless steel appliances and freshly painted cabinets. A custom wood and wrought iron staircase leads upstairs where you will find a large bonus room with built-in cabinets and surround sound speakers. The primary bedroom has French doors leading to the balcony looking over the multi-tiered backyard with unobstructed views of city lights and mountains. Spacious primary bathroom has a large glass block wall walk-in shower featuring multiple shower heads and a separate soaking tub. There's also a custom dual sink vanity with granite counter top. Two additional bedrooms and a stunning bathroom with a glass walled walk in shower completes the upstairs. Rear yard has a beautiful pool and spa with a double fountain feature. Huge custom built 36' X 20' covered patio and balcony extends the outdoor living area. Covered patio has a built-in bar with Kegerator, BBQ and sink. Second level has a concrete patio area and horseshoe pit. Third level has a full sized volleyball court. Home has a completely new tile roof, recessed solar panels, all new fascia wood, new attic ducting & new attic insulation. Attached three car garage, gated RV access and ample space for cars, trailers, etc.
Source: CRMLS #IG25191071
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