49412 Kiowa Dr Aguanga, CA 92536
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About this home
Nestled within the desirable Lake Riverside Estates community, this stunning custom-built home sits on 2.9 acres with the breathtaking Cahuilla Mountain as its backdrop. Perfectly suited for both equestrians and pilots, the property is just moments from the community lake, miles of riding trails with direct National Forest access, and a private airstrip where you can tow your plane right to the runway. Recently and completely remodeled inside and out, the home boasts brand-new finishes including a modern kitchen with quartz waterfall countertops, custom tile backsplash, new appliances, and remodeled bathrooms. Additional updates include new carpet, tile flooring, fresh interior and exterior paint, updated lighting, ceiling fans, and a laundry room with a new washer and dryer. Every bedroom offers exterior access, and the spacious primary suite captures sweeping mountain views. The property is fully turnkey with existing horse facilities—sheltered stalls and a large turnout area—with room to expand for an arena, barn, or workshop. A detached garage connects to the home via a covered breezeway with private rear access. Newly installed generator plug-in. Community amenities include a 55-acre private lake, swimming pool, tot lot, community arena, and miles of scenic trails, all within reach of Temecula’s wine country, dining, shopping, and nearby destinations like Idyllwild and Palm Desert. Cal Fire is located within the community. Seller will provide termite clearance, septic and well certifications during escrow. Seller is a custom home builder and applied professional upgraded finish work to the remodel. HOA maintained roads and community events (farmers market, bingo nights, easter egg hunts and so much more). Truly a rare find, this like-new home combines incredible views, acreage, and lifestyle opportunities you won’t find anywhere else in Southern California at this price point.
Source: CRMLS #SW25232086
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