4814 Rushville Ln La Mesa, CA 91941
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About this home
Nestled in the hills of Mt. Helix, this beautifully reimagined 5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom mid-century multi-level home offers a perfect blend of timeless architectural charm and elevated modern living. Boasting 3,484 sq ft of interior space on nearly half an acre (.48 acres), this property delivers flexibility, privacy, and panoramic views in one of East County’s most desirable enclaves. Step inside to soaring beamed ceilings and an open-concept great room with picture windows that flood the home with natural light. The renovated chef’s kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring a dramatic oversized island, designer backsplash, premium appliances, and sleek cabinetry—ideal for entertaining or culinary inspiration. Gather in the spacious dining area or unwind in the cozy living room with a show-stopping fireplace and floor-to-ceiling views of the mountains beyond. Outside, a wraparound deck creates the perfect perch to sip your morning coffee or dine al fresco while taking in sweeping views of the lush landscape and surrounding hillsides. The expansive lot offers room to explore, garden, or even build a potential ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) or a pool. The terraced yard offers charm and opportunity for outdoor play, fruit trees, or hillside landscaping. Upstairs, retreat to the spacious primary suite with serene vistas and a spa-like bathroom. The home’s flexible layout also lends itself to multi-generational living or a home office setup—perfect for today’s evolving needs. Located in the prestigious Mt. Helix community of La Mesa, you’ll enjoy the best of quiet suburban living with close proximity to shopping, dining, top-rated schools, and freeways. Don’t miss your chance to own this rare, view-filled mid-century beauty in one of La Mesa’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Source: CRMLS #PTP2507893
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