10103 Heavenly Way, La Mesa, CA — $1,199,000

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Combining elements from the California Ranch and inspiration from Mid Century Modern design, this distinctive Mt Helix view home offers fabulous entertaining layout with spectacular pool and courtyard and sweeping panoramic views of nearby mountains, ocean, sunsets and twinkling night skyline. This 1981 multi-level home offers 3 car finished garage, 4900 sqft of open concept living space (including attached guest qtrs..) and unobstructed from almost every room and from the private balconies and decks.



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Keller Williams

Details
Price: $1,199,000
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 5
Square Feet: 4900
3 Garage

Features
  • View: City, Evening Lights, Mountains/Hills, Ocean, Panoramic
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Questions about 10103 Heavenly Way

Listing information updated June 5, 2014

How many bedrooms does 10103 Heavenly Way have?

10103 Heavenly Way has 4 bedrooms.

How many bathrooms does 10103 Heavenly Way have?

10103 Heavenly Way has 5 bathrooms.

How big is 10103 Heavenly Way?

10103 Heavenly Way is approximately 4,900 square feet.

What is the price of 10103 Heavenly Way?

10103 Heavenly Way is listed at $1,199,000.

Is 10103 Heavenly Way still available?

As of June 5, 2014, 10103 Heavenly Way is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.

What parking does 10103 Heavenly Way have?

Parking at 10103 Heavenly Way: Garage.

How do I schedule a showing of 10103 Heavenly Way?

Contact listing agent Scott Swartz, 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 when purchasing a home with acreage in La Mesa, CA?

Beyond the house itself: well and septic condition (get both inspected and the water tested), fencing and boundary surveys, zoning and agricultural-use restrictions, mineral and water rights, and road access or easements. Rural insurance and financing can also differ from a standard suburban purchase.

Is a survey necessary when buying land or acreage?

Strongly recommended. On larger parcels, fence lines and legal boundaries frequently disagree, and easements (utility, access) may cross the property. A current survey protects the price you're paying.

Going deeper? Read our guide to what to verify when buying a home with land or acreage.

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