2041 Symonds Dr Pine Mountain Club, CA 93222
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Your Mountain Paradise Awaits! Escape to the serenity of Pine Mountain Club with this beautifully maintained 2,360 sq. ft. mountain retreat. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and sitting on one of the rare half-acre parcels (.49 acre) in the community, this property offers both comfort and opportunity. Nestled in the scenic Los Padres National Forest of Kern County, this unique property includes a separate HOA lot that can be developed into an additional home, a weekend cabin, or transformed into your very own private family park. Home Highlights Spacious floor plan with fresh paint, new high-end carpet, and bright natural light throughout Expansive deck with breathtaking panoramic views Fully finished basement featuring a gaming area, half bath, home theater with surround sound, 75” flat-screen TV, sectional couch, and an elegant electric fireplace Gourmet comfort with a brand-new, high-efficiency 16 SEER HVAC system, tankless water heater (endless hot water), and 3-stage water filtration system (plus a year’s supply of filters) Peace of mind with a brand-new Generac whole-house generator and automatic transfer switch Luxurious Living Oversized master suite with large windows, abundant closet space, and spa-style bath with an oval soaking tub and scenic window views Two spacious downstairs bedrooms, each with large windows, laundry closet, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs (included!) Lifestyle Amenities Enjoy all that Pine Mountain Club has to offer, including: Hiking, biking, golfing, and horseback riding Tennis, parks, restaurants, and a private clubhouse The fresh mountain air and peaceful privacy of nature This is more than just a home — it’s a mountain lifestyle getaway with modern upgrades, luxurious details, and endless potential.
Source: CRMLS #SR25214851
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