Look at this home, with great curbside appeal, and minimal desert landscape, Custom made, with a circular driveway, and private entry makes this home secure, Double door entry as well makes the home spacious as you enter, into the home with spanish tile, and high beamed ceiling, Living room has a fireplace and track lighting. Kitchen has counter has tile, and has great views of the backyard. Dining area, makes it accessible to the kitchen and views of the backyard as well. 2 master bedrooms is what this home has, beautiful white cream carpet, and walk in closet, with a full bathroom. and plantation shutters throughout the home. Home also has a small Den, with a sliding door, leading to the enclosed porch and a Pool, and Spa. enclosed in a block wall, and surrounded by Desert Landscape. Custom Made Landscape. Home has enough space for a Party!! Home is on a corner lot, making this lot a whooping 10k plus!! This home has got a lot to offer, and so much potential, a true gem in the desert .
Listing information updated June 1, 2018
13039 La Mesa Drive has 2 bedrooms.
13039 La Mesa Drive has 2 bathrooms.
13039 La Mesa Drive is approximately 1,222 square feet.
13039 La Mesa Drive is listed at $179,000.
As of June 1, 2018, 13039 La Mesa Drive is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 13039 La Mesa Drive include Circular Driveway, Double Door Entry, 2 Master Bedrooms, Custom Built Home, Solar Panels, Backyard Patio, Minimal Desert Landscape, Private Pool and Spa.
Parking at 13039 La Mesa Drive: Car Parking.
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