5800 Lake Murray Blvd Unit 83 Unit 83 La Mesa, CA 91942
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About this home
Welcome to this charming 2-story, 2-bedroom/1.5-bath townhome near serene Lake Murray with your own private garage and in-unit laundry. This beautifully updated home offers a recently renovated kitchen, complete with oversized quartz countertops and stainless steel finish appliances. The property boasts smooth textured ceilings and upgraded vinyl plank flooring throughout the downstairs, seamlessly connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas, which lead out to the spacious private courtyard (approx. 15' x 18') providing an ideal space for outdoor living and relaxing in style, or for your favorite gardening activities. The primary bedroom offers a private balcony where you can savor your morning coffee while enjoying a gentle breeze and picturesque surroundings, as well as views of Mount Helix in the distance. The well-maintained community amenities include a pool and spa, tennis court, basketball and pickleball, and two separate playgrounds for the kids, and a community room for larger get togethers. Conveniently located near Lake Murray, Mission Trails Regional Park and Cowles Mountain, residents can easily indulge in outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and tennis or simply taking a leisurely stroll around the lake. With its prime location, this townhouse offers effortless access to shopping, dining, and entertainment with Grossmont Center located nearby, as well as close proximity to groceries and most of life’s other necessities. Additional features include: soft-closing cabinets & drawers in the kitchen; ceiling fans in the living room and both bedrooms; dual paned windows throughout; plantation shutters; stacked stone backsplash; stainless steel finish appliances; spa bathtub; new water heater; additional storage under the stairs; upgraded upstairs bath with travertine style tile floor and shower.
Source: CRMLS #250037993SD
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