25 Pamela Jane Ct Oroville, CA 95966
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About this home
STOP! Don't miss this remodeled turn key home. Welcome to 25 Pamela Jane Ct., a beautifully updated home nestled on a private cul de sac walking distance from the elementary and junior high schools. This move-in-ready property offers comfort with an inviting charm. Step inside to find a warm and comfortable layout with thoughtful upgrades throughout. The living room boasts of a beautiful brick fireplace with the perfect white washed wood mantle creating a cozy atmosphere ideal for cool evenings. The kitchen has been tastefully updated with new appliances starting with the Gas Stove and Refrigerator (that has a personal water pitcher and ice trays with two different size of ice cubes) that can all be operated by a touch of your finger on your smart phone! The countertops have the newest rave on Pintrest with the Epoxy countertops; all of this along with the modern cabinets, ample storage, dine in kitchen area and more make this the perfect space for making memories. Venture down the hall to the first two Bedrooms that are of ample space for family, guests or even an office. The master bedroom is a tranquil retreat, complete with a walk in closet with built in storage. The master bath has been updated throughout with a newly added shower in tub that has lots of shelving, new vanity and so much more. This home has new paint inside including doors and trim. New waterproof laminate through out, new water heater, new french doors in the kitchen with built inside louvers, new front door with a coded locking system, a newer roof (6 years old) security camera's and lets not forget about the larger than life carport cover over the driveway. The yard is fully fenced both in the front and the back allowing you to create your own oasis with the low maintenance with built in irrigation system, garden beds already in place, Gazebo, all designed for a relaxed and comfortable lifestyle. Truly all this home needs is for you to come in and make it yours!
Source: CRMLS #PA25188349
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