53300 Del Gato, La Quinta, CA — $2,297,000

Questions about 53300 Del Gato

Listing information updated May 1, 2015

How many bedrooms does 53300 Del Gato have?

53300 Del Gato has 3 bedrooms.

How many bathrooms does 53300 Del Gato have?

53300 Del Gato has 3.5 bathrooms.

How big is 53300 Del Gato?

53300 Del Gato is approximately 4,225 square feet.

What is the price of 53300 Del Gato?

53300 Del Gato is listed at $2,297,000.

Is 53300 Del Gato still available?

As of May 1, 2015, 53300 Del Gato is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.

What features does 53300 Del Gato offer?

Notable features of 53300 Del Gato include Furnished Pool/Spa Entertainers' home ~ Panoramic Mountain & City views!, Spacious Great Room ~ Wet Bar, Breakfast Nook & Kitchen, Custom 550 bottle wine cellar!, Master Suite ~ Mountain Views and Fireplace, Master bath ~ Spa Tub, double vanities, closets and toilets, Covered Outdoor Dining area ~ Fireplace, built-in BBQ, Sink & Refrigerator., Separate Casita off the front courtyard ~ Living area & spacious Bedroom, One-touch high end lighting, travertine, marbles & granites.

What parking does 53300 Del Gato have?

Parking at 53300 Del Gato: 2 car garage plus golf cart.

What neighborhood is 53300 Del Gato in?

53300 Del Gato is located in The Tradition Golf Club in La Quinta, CA.

How do I schedule a showing of 53300 Del Gato?

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 verify about a guest house or ADU in La Quinta, CA?

Whether it is permitted. Ask for the building permit and final inspection, confirm that a second kitchen and any separate utilities are legal where the property sits, and check the zoning that allows the use. An unpermitted conversion can have to be undone, can block a refinance, and is often not insurable as living space.

Does a guest house or ADU add appraised value?

Appraisers generally treat a permitted, legally rentable accessory dwelling as its own line of value and unpermitted space as little or nothing — sometimes excluding it from the square footage entirely. If the second dwelling is part of why you are paying the price, settle its permit status before the appraisal, not after.

Going deeper? Read our guide to permits, financing, and rental rules for guest houses and ADUs.

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