2253 Dyllan Ave Atwater, CA 95301
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About this home
Exceptional McSwain property all nestled on a one-acre lot in a quiet, sought-after neighborhood of Atwater. This expansive estate has a main residence with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, 2 half baths, guest quarters, and resort-style outdoor living. Step through the grand 8-foot entrance into a home that boasts custom craftsmanship throughout, including crown molding, tile flooring, plantation shutters, and a seamless open-concept layout. Entertain in style with formal dining and living areas, a spacious family room with a gas fireplace, wet bar, wine fridge, and built-in cabinetry—all opening to a large covered patio with surround sound and a park-like backyard. The kitchen features vaulted ceilings, granite countertops, a center island with a 5-burner gas cooktop, Jenn-Air stainless appliances, an oversized walk-in pantry, and a breakfast nook with plenty of natural light. The master suite is a true retreat, complete with patio access, a giant walk-in closet, and a spa-like bathroom with a jetted tub, granite walk-in double rain shower, and dual vanities. Additional bedrooms include a Jack & Jill setup, oversized closets, and even a versatile fourth bedroom that can function as a loft or game room with its own vaulted ceiling and attic storage. The detached guest unit features a private entrance, full bathroom, granite sink, walk-in closet, and dedicated water heater. Step outdoors to your personal oasis—complete with an inground fiberglass pool, stamped concrete, mature landscaping palms, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with BBQ, fridge, and stove. Additional amenities include RV/boat parking with hookups, a large circular driveway, two HVAC units, and ample storage via a shed. Don't miss this rare opportunity - all in a prime location just minutes from Atwater shopping, schools, and freeway access.
Source: CRMLS #MC25155934
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