30598 Kenwood Drive, Cathedral City, CA 92234
Single-family home
Sold June 2025
Listing Agent: Jelmberg Team (DRE #01765542) · Listing Office: KW Coachella Valley · Contact: (760) 669-2969 · Bought with: Estella Lopez · RE/MAX TIME REALTY · MLS #219128489DA · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Located at the Cathedral City's beloved Century Park community, this 3-bedroom plus office, 2-bath home offers an estimated 1,888 square feet of thoughtfully curated elegance and comfort. At its heart, a TRUE CHEF's kitchen dazzles--anchored by a commanding 48-inch ''Thermador'' professional gas range, crowned with an exhaust hood, and framed by a wine cooler, warming drawer and all stainless steel appliances. A sprawling island invites both creativity and conversation, with refrigerated cooling drawers, a vegetable sink, and ample storage throughout. Wall-length wood cabinetry and a Tuscan tile backsplash blend utility with Mediterranean charm, and artistic pendant lighting.The open-concept design gracefully connects the kitchen to the dining and living rooms, where a two-way fireplace creates a cozy bridge between the great room and a versatile second living space. Wood laminate floors blend seamlessly with cool tile and plush carpet, harmonizing each space with style and intention. The primary suite boasts a generous walk-in closet with built-in shelving. A flexible office offers the perfect spot for work or play.The backyard is a sanctuary. Here, a pool and spa are enhanced by the trickling of a 4-tier water fountain. The alum-a-wood covered patio has fans and pull down shade screens--creating a year-round outdoor retreat. Additional upgrades include a newer A/C system, instant hot water tap, and garage with wall-to-wall storage cabinets, built-in workbench, and side entry.Enjoy proximity to Century Park, Panorama Park, shopping, dining, top-rated schools, and quick access to Palm Springs--this home is not only a residence, but a lifestyle.
Listing description from the June 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
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