301 Beechwood Lane, San Dimas, CA 91773
Condo
Sold July 2024
Listing Agent: Kimberly Rino (DRE #01479496) · Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty · Contact: 818-788-5400 · Bought with: Rita Perkins · eXp Realty of Southern California Inc · MLS #24390255 · Source: CRMLS
About this condo
Come tour this entirely remodeled three bedroom, two bathroom, lovely home nestled in the beauty of the quiet and so desirable Tiburon Community of San Dimas. One could only imagine the lavish views of rolling green landscape and natural beauty of the Puddingstone lake area from every window of this home capturing morning sunrise and evening dusk. This home was built and purchased by the original owner in 1979 prior to the community being built. With only one owner of this end unit single family home, the charming design and floor plan remains original, yet modern. With 1,104 SF of habitable space within 1,811 SF of land, this home is often referred to as a PUD townhome/condo/co-op but frankly recorded as a single-family home. Central Heating and Air Conditioning, fresh paint throughout, new floors, newly remodeled kitchen and bathrooms, with a south-facing patio, large enough to entertain, or create your own garden while adding a BBQ and patio furniture, the experience is breathtaking. In addition, laundry hookups are conveniently located in your private two-car garage. Not only is this home tucked away as an end unit situated on Beechwood Lane, the buyers of this lovely home will also enjoy the community amenities which include a gorgeous pool, spa, clubhouse, tennis courts, walking park and play area for children. Let's not forget the proximity to the 10, 210, and 57 freeways, should you have a morning commute. Lastly, but often most important, this residence can take advantage of the Bonita Unified School District ranked within the top 200 in California with some of the highest test scores. Safe, beautiful, move-in ready, and perfect for the right family.
Listing description from the July 2024 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history