35715 Calle Nopal Temecula, CA 92592
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About this home
This stunning estate perfectly blends Temecula wine country living with a rare opportunity for fabulous rental income, all on 2.72 acres. Featuring a spacious 3,082 sq ft, 4-bed + office/3-bath main home, plus 4 newly constructed 1-bed/1-bath units totaling an additional 1,945 sq ft, these modern "casitas" were designed with an impeccable eye for style, functionality and rental income or luxurious guest accommodations. Enjoy them as they are now, or they can be easily converted into two duplex units. As you enter the property through the charming gated entrance, you'll appreciate the privacy and spaciousness for all things recreational. With your own sparkling pool, top-of-the-line solar systems, RV parking and actively producing vines, you'll never want to leave your private retreat. Upon stepping into the main home, soaring ceilings and travertine floors guide you to the expansive great room with an inviting wood-burning fireplace. A custom entertainer's kitchen awaits with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, a Sub-Zero fridge, a 6-burner stove, and a wine fridge. An additional space for formal dining with another stone fireplace greets you at the end of the kitchen. The entry level also includes an office or additional bedroom, a full bath, and laundry room. The custom wrought iron staircase leads to the second floor, where the primary suite and 3 guest bedrooms, plus a guest bath, await. The primary suite boasts an oversized bath with a steam shower and a private balcony with views for days. The backyard off the main home offers a seamless transition to outdoor living with built-in BBQ area and an expansive brick pool deck. Across the property, a long path leads you to the 4-unit casita structure, tucked away for ultimate privacy. Completed in 2022, this licensed Airbnb offers both short- and long-term stays for those looking to explore all that picturesque Temecula has to offer. Let us welcome you home today!
Source: CRMLS #NDP2509692
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