Beautiful Tuscan style home with 5,565 sqft, 6 bedroom plus den, loft, library, grand entry, formal living room and dining room plus large family room and 3.5 bath with all the luxuries you'd want. Energy efficient home with low electric bills. Gourmet Chef’s Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, including double ovens, built in refrigerator, 6 burner gas stove with upgraded ventilation hood, granite counter tops, cappuccino colored cherry wood cabinets with staggered 42” uppers and deluxe crown molding. Enormous master bedroom suite! The master bathtub has the largest luxurious soaking tub you’ve ever seen plus a large walk-in shower with glass block. The master closet is larger than secondary bedrooms in most homes. The other 5 bedrooms could accommodate queen or king beds. Classic cantera wrought iron front door, maple ornamental iron stair rail, 20” tile throughout the majority of the downstairs, plus new wood plank tiles in the living room & office. Three car garage with storage. Fresh high-end exterior paint. Storage galore in this home…I bet you can’t even fill it all up! Huge 1/3 acre cul-de-sac lot with lots of lush trees and plants and a fire pit plus plenty of room for a pool. Too many extras to list! Must see! Pre-list special – put the commission in your own pocket. Buy today for $475,000. Will be going on the market for $500,000 soon. Call Lisa for personal showing at 480-560-9421.
Listing information updated August 15, 2015
20261 E Poco Calle St has 6 + Den bedrooms.
20261 E Poco Calle St has 3.5 bathrooms.
20261 E Poco Calle St is approximately 5,565 square feet.
20261 E Poco Calle St is listed at $475,000.
As of August 15, 2015, 20261 E Poco Calle St is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Parking at 20261 E Poco Calle St: Car Garage.
20261 E Poco Calle St is located in Montelena in Queen Creek, AZ.
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