5616 Cahuilla Ave Twentynine Palms, CA 92277
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About this home
Charming 4-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom Home in the Heart of 29 Palms! Welcome to your dream home, just minutes away from shopping, dining, and schools, and a short drive to the Marine Base and the main entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. It doesnt get much better than this! As you pull into the driveway, you'll immediately be greeted by a two-car garage, two majestic fully grown palm trees, and a lush Ocotillo that warmly welcomes you. Step through the front door and discover an updated floor plan featuring stylish wood laminate flooring and built-in shelving, complemented by unique wood and masonry wall accents that create a pleasing and inviting atmosphere. The remodeled kitchen is a chef's delight! With its generous space, granite countertops, chic tile backsplash, modern lighting, and stainless steel appliances, its the perfect place to unleash your culinary creativity. As you pass through a charming rustic barn door, you'll find the full guest bathroom, which boasts a newer vanity, custom mirror, stylish lighting, built-in shelving, and a convenient bathtub/shower combo. Each guest bedroom offers updated accents, while the primary bedroom suite features dual closets and a sliding glass door that opens to the patio. The primary bathroom showcases a wood panel accent wall, custom mirror, chic vanity, and tile flooring. Step outside onto your private patio, perfect for hosting barbecues or gatherings! The backyard is surrounded by privacy fencing and offers plenty of room for your creative ideas. Additional features include HVAC for year-round comfort, an evaporative cooler, a two-car garage, and efficient natural gas for your convenience. Dont miss the chance to make this stunning home yourscome and view it today before its gone!
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