R89129: Single Family - 3 beds 3 baths 2,077 sqft

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Facts and Features
Type
Single Family
Year Built
2003
Heating
Forced air
Cooling
Central
Parking
2 spaces
Lot
8,276 sqft

INTERIOR FEATURES

Bedrooms
  • Beds: 3
Bathrooms
  • Baths: 2 full, 1 half
Heating and Cooling
  • Heating: Forced air
  • Heating: Gas
  • Cooling: Central
Appliances
  • Appliances included: Dishwasher, Dryer, Garbage disposal, Microwave, Range / Oven, Refrigerator, Washer
Flooring
  • Floor size: 2,077 sqft
  • Flooring: Carpet, Tile
Other Interior Features
  • Fireplace
  • Vaulted Ceiling
  • Room count: 7

SPACES AND AMENITIES

Size
  • Unit count: 0
Spaces
  • Barbecue Area
  • Jetted Tub
Other Spaces and Amenities
  • Gated Entry

CONSTRUCTION

Type and Style
  • Structure type: Spanish
  • Single Family
Materials
  • Roof type: Tile
  • Exterior material: Stucco
  • Double Pane/Storm Windows
Dates
  • Last remodel year: 2003
  • Built in 2003
Other Construction Features
  • Stories: 2

EXTERIOR FEATURES

Patio
  • Patio
Yard
  • Lawn
  • Fenced Yard
View Type
  • View: Mountain, Park
Lot
  • Lot: 8,276 sqft
Other Exterior Features
  • Parcel #: 13701410061

PARKING

  • Parking: Garage - Attached, Off street, 2 spaces, 424 sqft garage

UTILITIES

  • Cable Ready
  • Sprinkler System
Green Energy
  • Great solar potential
    Sun Number™: 83

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