37223 Segovia Way Palmdale, CA 93552
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**37223 Segovia Way Welcomes You!** Enjoy the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience in this beautifully situated corner lot property, nestled in a well-established neighborhood. This beautifully maintained two-story, four-bedroom-three-bath residence is perfect for an expanding family or multigenerational living. Step inside to discover a spacious, light-filled interior, featuring vaulted ceilings in the formal living room and dining area. The home boasts an expansive kitchen, seamlessly flowing into the spacious family room which is anchored by a beautiful fireplace. This home features sliding doors from multiple access points to the beautiful fully fenced backyard which features: an expansive newly built covered patio with ceiling fans and rollup patio shades where you can experience the natural beauty of al-fresco dining. Want to relax after a long day at work? Step into your jacuzzi tub covered by a beautiful cabana for added privacy. One bedroom and one full bath are conveniently located on the main floor, perfect for guests, privacy seeking teenagers or mother in law. The grand staircase leads you to the master en-suite, two additional bedrooms, one full bathroom and a large recreation room which can be used as a fifth bedroom. The master en-suite with generous space and an abundance of natural light overlooks the beautiful backyard and features a walk-in closet, dual vanities and a separate bath and toilet room. Additional highlights include: A newer water heater, newer AC unit, EV charger, three car garage and ample room on either side of the home for any water toys you may want to store. Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary property. **37223 Segovia Way is ready for you!**
Source: CRMLS #PW25229945
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