5053 Moon Eye Way Hemet, CA 92545
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About this home
Welcome to 5053 Moon Eye Drive—an impressive 5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 2,871 sq ft home located in the highly sought-after Colt Ridge community. This beautifully designed two-story home offers both comfort and functionality, featuring a bright, open-concept layout and elegant granite countertops throughout. As you enter, you’re welcomed by a versatile flex space, ideal for a formal sitting area, playroom, or home office. The spacious kitchen is a standout with a massive walk-in pantry, perfect for storage, and flows effortlessly into the dining and living areas—making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Downstairs, you'll find a flexible bedroom with a walk-in closet, currently used as an office—an excellent setup for guests, remote work, or multigenerational living. Step outside to the move-in ready backyard, where concrete paving is already in place—perfect for setting up a fire pit, BBQ area, or custom outdoor seating. It’s a great space to relax or entertain friends and family. Additional features of this home include an oversized 3-car garage with ample room for vehicles, storage, or even a home gym. Granite countertops are featured throughout the home, offering a cohesive and upscale finish. The thoughtfully designed floor plan maximizes both space and natural light, creating a comfortable flow throughout. Located in one of Hemet’s fastest-growing and most desirable neighborhoods, this home also provides access to the Colt Ridge community’s resort-style amenities, including a recreation center, swimming pool, and outdoor activity areas. You’ll also enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from local shopping, dining, and entertainment. This home truly offers the perfect blend of modern style, space, and convenience. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this turnkey property—schedule your private tour today!
Source: CRMLS #SW25191586
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