46320 Oonay Nation Rd Coarsegold, CA 93614
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Exceptional Investment Opportunity – Upgraded Property with Guest House, Shop & Acreage Beautifully upgraded property featuring 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms in the main home, plus a private master suite in the guest house/in-law suite. Additional spaces include a dedicated office, bonus room, and game room—all convertible to bedrooms—offering up to 7 bedrooms total. Ideal for multi-generational living, rental income, or flexible use. Bay windows in five rooms provide natural light and charm. Expansive living and family rooms open to the patio for seamless indoor-outdoor entertainment. The newly renovated kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, a café nook, and a butler’s pantry with a built-in laundry area. Bathrooms are spa-inspired with marble finishes, walk-in showers, and a spa tub in the primary suite. The primary bedroom also features a large walk-in closet with bonus washer/dryer hookups. The guest house/in-law suite includes a private master suite, full kitchen, and its own laundry room—perfect for extended family or rental potential. A large shop adds value for storage, a workshop, or home business. Set on just under 3 usable acres, the property is ideal for livestock, gardening, or future expansion. Owned solar systems on both the main home and guest house offer energy efficiency and long-term savings. Key Features: ? 4 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms | Office | Bonus Room | Game Room ? Guest House/In-Law Suite with Kitchen & Laundry Room ? Bay Windows in 5 Rooms ? Large Shop – Storage, Workshop, or Business Use ? Quartz Counters | Stainless Steel Appliances | Butler’s Pantry with Laundry ? Spa-Inspired Bathrooms | Marble Finishes ? Multiple Laundry Areas: Main Home, Butler’s Pantry & Guest House ? Owned Solar on Home & Guest House ? Nearly 3 Acres – Usable Land for Livestock or Expansion ? Income Potential | Multi-Generational Living | Home Business Ready
Source: CRMLS #FR25170215
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