82930 Corte Lucia Indio, CA 92201
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Modern, Remodeled & Low-Maintenance - Move-In Ready Home in Gated Aldea at Jackson!Welcome to 82930 Corte Lucia--an impressively remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in the highly desirable Aldea at Jackson, a gated community in the heart of Indio. Thoughtfully upgraded with modern design and smart functionality, this single-story home offers both comfort and style.Inside, you'll love the high ceilings, recessed lighting, and a bright, open floor plan perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The remodeled kitchen is a showstopper, featuring granite countertops, a farmhouse sink, modern cabinetry with gold hardware, a beautiful designer tile backsplash, and a spacious center island. The living room offers warmth and charm with a slate-accented fireplace, plantation shutters, and dual climate control via central HVAC plus a ductless mini-split system.Bedrooms are spacious and inviting, including one with Tudor-style wall paneling for a custom, designer touch. The primary suite includes direct backyard access and updated flooring.Step outside to enjoy HOA-maintained front landscaping (a monthly savings!) and a private backyard retreat with premium synthetic grass for year-round greenery and minimal maintenance. Entertain or relax under the covered back patio or the Alumawood pergola just off the primary bedroom, creating two serene outdoor lounging spaces.Aldea at Jackson offers a gated entrance, pool and spa, BBQ area, and low IID electric rates with no Mello-Roos. The location is unbeatable--just minutes to shopping, dining, schools, College of the Desert, and the world-renowned festival grounds.This home checks all the boxes: style, upgrades, efficiency, and location. Don't miss your chance--schedule your private tour today! See Virtual Tour.
Source: CRMLS #219133102DA
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