5780 Redhaven St Eastvale, CA 92880
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About this home
True pride of ownership 3-bedroom, 2-bath single level home with a dedicated office and an inviting front porch, built in 2004 and located on a large corner lot. Home boasts an inviting open floor plan, perfect for entertaining. The bright kitchen features an island, an eat-in dining area and a number of cabinets for ample storage and seamlessly flows into the family room, featuring a fireplace and a slider that opens to a cozy patio and private backyard. The spacious living room is enhanced by stylish cutouts that provide a view into the family room, creating a bright and connected atmosphere. The Formal Dining Room is located just off the living room with a window that looks out to the front patio. The Office is conveniently located just off entry and allows for quiet productivity away from the main living space with the potential to be converted into a fourth bedroom. Retreat to the luxurious master bedroom suite, complete with a spa-inspired bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, a relaxing soaker bathtub, dual vanity sinks, a private toilet room and a generously sized walk-in closet. The hallway bathroom also includes dual vanity sinks with bathtub shower combination. There are two other nice size bedrooms down the hall from the master bedroom, one with a window looking out to the front yard. Features include beautiful hardwood floors throughout most of the home, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, dual pane windows and a separate laundry room (included are newer front-loader washer and dryer). The private backyard is designed for ease, with an outdoor patio that is ready for entertaining and requires minimal upkeep. The property includes a two-car garage at the front and an additional one-car garage at the side providing ample parking and storage. Convenient location, in close proximity to shopping, restaurants and freeways(15, 60 & 91)
Source: CRMLS #PW25238768
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