3067 Harrison Ln Simi Valley, CA 93065
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Welcome to 3067 Harrison Lane, a beautifully appointed 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home in the heart of Central Simi Valley. Offering approx. 1,830 sq ft of well-maintained living space, this residence blends timeless comfort with modern convenience. The chef's kitchen features a built-in 6-burner cooktop, counter-depth refrigerator, and a suite of built-in appliances--including a microwave, oven, and dishwasher--all thoughtfully integrated. A premium washer and gas dryer set with pedestals is also included. Enjoy eco-friendly living with fully owned solar panels (no lease or payments), a tankless water heater, whole-house water softener, and reverse osmosis system connected to the kitchen faucet and ice maker. A video doorbell and garage EV charger add further convenience. Parking includes a 2-bay split garage and single-car driveway, offering 3 total spaces. This home is part of a vibrant, amenity-rich community. Residents can enjoy a shaded Tot Lot, gated private park with picnic tables, BBQ, and a large grassy area ideal for events. There are also three BBQ areas, two fire pit locations, and neighborhood garden plots. The resort-style pool, with restrooms and showers, sits adjacent to the Tot Lot. HOA dues cover landscaping of the front and side yards, as well as maintenance, landscaping, and pest control of shared spaces. Pet waste stations are placed throughout for added convenience. You'll love the direct gated access to Trader Joe's and Target, and proximity to Starbucks and 85C Bakery, just outside the community's front gated park. An additional community EV charging station is located near the mailboxes. Situated on a quiet, established street close to top-rated schools, parks, shopping, and dining, this home is ideal for those who appreciate both luxury upgrades and practical everyday living.
Source: CRMLS #P1-24555
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