5566 Lake Park Way, La Mesa, CA 91942

About this single-family home

This Adorable Cape Cod style 2 story home features shiplap, open beam ceilings, dual pane windows, wood flooring, and central air conditioning. Enjoy the convenience of a downstairs master bedroom with a bathroom that features a stylish, rolling barn door closure and step-in tiled shower. The other two bedrooms are upstairs with vaulted ceilings creating an open and airy atmosphere. The eat-in kitchen offers granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Enjoy the year-round idyllic San Diego weather in the large, entertainer's backyard with turfed dog run in the side yard. There is plenty of parking in the attached 2 car garage and large driveway that will easily fit 4 cars. The low maintenance turfed front yard provides excellent curb appeal. Just 1 block to shops and restaurants. This is a must see!. Neighborhoods: Lake Murray Equipment: Range/Oven Other Fees: 0 Sewer: Sewer Connected Topography: LL

Listing description from the October 2018 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$560,000

Sold October 2018 · listed $569,000, on market September 2018 · MLS #180052882 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Rebecca Roman · Listing Office: Redfin Corporation · Contact: 877-973-3346 · Bought with: James Anderson · Sun Heritage Real Estate

$435,000

Sold May 2013 · listed $449,900, on market April 2013 · MLS #130018187 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Ruth Pugh · Listing Office: Century 21 Award · Contact: 858-467-4727 · Bought with: Pamela Ratcliffe · Coldwell Banker West

$295,000

Sold March 2013 · listed $249,000, on market January 2013 · MLS #130004237 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Craig Marson · Listing Office: First Team Real Estate · Contact: 949-988-3000 · Bought with: Craig Marson · First Team Real Estate

$295,000

Sold February 2013 · listed $249,000, on market January 2013 · MLS #Y1206890 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Craig Marson · Listing Office: First Team Real Estate · Contact: 562-596-9911 · Bought with: Agent Outside

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