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2230 Lake Park Drive 233, San Jacinto, CA 92583

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2230 Lake Park Drive 233, San Jacinto, CA 92583 Sold October 2023 CRMLS
$110,000Sold October 2023

Listing Agent: Linda Belikoff (DRE #01322947) · Listing Office: Authority Real Estate · Contact: 951-654-7200 · Bought with: Ashley Cooper · First Team Real Estate · MLS #SW23141341 · Source: CRMLS

2
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1,790
Sq Ft
1979
Year Built
Property
Type
1
Stories
2
Garage
CentralAir
Cooling
Central
Heating
Mountains
View

About this property

Attention golf enthusiasts! Prepare to be captivated by the allure of the prestigious 5-star Soboba Springs Estates 55+ community, ideally situated just down the street from the country club golf course, offering mesmerizing mountain views! This expansive residence boasts 2 bedrooms, with the potential to easily convert the den/office into a third bedroom, along with 2.5 baths, and a total living space of 1790sqft. With a newer 1-year-old HVAC system, all new ABS plumbing with shutoffs, and a roof that's only 8+ years old and has a 40 year warranty, you can enjoy peace of mind in your new home. Indulge in the abundance of community amenities, including a scenic central lake, a sparkling pool and spa, and an inviting clubhouse equipped with a library, billiards, and craft room. Additionally, the esteemed Soboba Casino is just steps away, adding to the allure of this exceptional location. Don't miss this golden opportunity to make this home your own and relish in luxury living with a touch of tender loving care (TLC). Visit us today to seize the chance to live the lifestyle you've always dreamed of!

Listing description from the October 2023 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$110,000
Sold October 2023 · listed $117,000, orig. $110,000, on market July 2023 · MLS #SW23141341 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Linda Belikoff · Listing Office: Authority Real Estate · Contact: 951-654-7200 · Bought with: Ashley Cooper · First Team Real Estate
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