283 Desert Holly, Palm Desert, CA — $729,000

Questions about 283 Desert Holly

Listing information updated May 30, 2014

How many bedrooms does 283 Desert Holly have?

283 Desert Holly has 3 bedrooms.

How many bathrooms does 283 Desert Holly have?

283 Desert Holly has 3.5 bathrooms.

How big is 283 Desert Holly?

283 Desert Holly is approximately 2,712 square feet.

What is the price of 283 Desert Holly?

283 Desert Holly is listed at $729,000.

Is 283 Desert Holly still available?

As of May 30, 2014, 283 Desert Holly is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.

What features does 283 Desert Holly offer?

Notable features of 283 Desert Holly include WEST sun on this POOL/SPA, fenced home!, This turnkey furnished home is a great get away!, The private patio that features a pool/spa and serene waterfall, Notice the built in BBQ and electric awning for extra shade., Located on Grove #2 this is a great location as there are no homes across!, The kitchen has all S/S and features a Dynasty stove and Kitchen aide refrigerator., The master is private with a walkin closet and a slider..

What parking does 283 Desert Holly have?

Parking at 283 Desert Holly: 2 Car Garage with Golf Cart Garage.

How do I schedule a showing of 283 Desert Holly?

Contact listing agent The Munselle Group, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.

What should buyers check on a home with a pool in Palm Desert, CA?

Have the pool inspected separately from the house — it is its own system, and the equipment, the surface, and underground plumbing leaks are all expensive in different ways. Ask the age of the pump, heater, and plaster or liner, whether there is any leak history, and what the local barrier and safety requirements are. Confirm with your insurer how a pool changes liability coverage before you close.

How much does a pool cost to maintain?

Running costs stack up from chemicals, pump electricity, water, and either a service or your own weekly time — and then there are the replacements: pumps, heaters, and resurfacing all have finite lives and four-figure price tags. Ask the seller for the last few years of actual pool expenses rather than working from a national average.

Going deeper? Read our guide to the real cost, safety, and insurance questions on a home with a pool.

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