4339 Country Trl, Bonita, CA 91902
Single-family home · 2 recorded sales since 2019
Sold April 2019
Listing Agent: Deirdre Bramberg (DRE #01249876) · Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty · Contact: 619-873-2700 · Bought with: Kathleen Williams · Coldwell Banker Realty · MLS #190018180 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
MOVE RIGHT IN.Beautiful Space. Carrera quartz counters w/grey subway tile back-splash,white shaker cabinets, SAMSUNG appliances & wood laminate floors. All new FAU/AC, dual pane windows. Bdrms boast new carpeting, ceiling fans & mirrored closet doors. Bathrooms w/ gleaming Carrera quartz counters, white shaker cabinets, & porcelain wood tile. Landscaped Yard enjoys picturesque views to hills/mountains Minutes to SW College, EZ on/off hwys 54/125/805 Seller will entertain offers from 769,000-789,000. The word Bonita is a feminine word for "beautiful" in the Spanish language. It was the name of a ranch owned by Henry Ernest Cooper, Sr. in 1884, and was used by the nearby post office.[1][5] The ranch itself was used to cultivate lemons, which were first grown in the area beginning in 1871.[6] During the early years lemon industry was thriving, where it became the originator of the Bonnie Brae Lemon variety,[6][7] named after the first lemon ranch in the community.[8] In 1888, the Sweetwater Dam was built, creating the Sweetwater Reservoir and forever changing the geography of the region. Soon after, in 1906, the dam broke as a result of extensive rains which overfilled the reservoir, and the Lower Sweetwater Valley was completely flooded. Bonita has experienced minor flooding throughout history, generally as a result of high seasonal rains attributed to El Niño. The floods most affect the Central Avenue river crossing, as no bridge has ever been built, unlike the Bonita Road and Willow Road crossings which are bridges, the former of which was rebuilt in the late 1990s. In the 1990s and 2000s, the development of State Route 125 (The South Bay Expressway) became a major issue to Bonita residents, much as Interstate 805 and State Route 54 did during their development. Opponents argued that Bonita's rural nature would be compromised without benefit while proponents argued that the highway would reduce the significant increase in surface-street car traffic the commun...
Listing description from the April 2019 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history
