Highly
sought after Madrid home offers 5 bedrooms plus office/library
(optional ground floor 6th bedroom), 2.5 baths, newer resurfaced pool
and 3-car garage with direct access. Featuring an owned solar system,
energy efficient appliances and pool equipment, low-e dual pane windows
and new LED lighting throughout the home. High ceiling and sweeping
staircase entry with travertine floors through the house to the
remodeled gourmet kitchen with custom cabinets, granite countertops,
stainless steel appliances, walk-in pantry and large bay window. The
huge L-Shaped Kitchen counter has space for seating and joins the family
room featuring custom built-in's and gas burning fireplace, with huge
window wall and sliding door to the beautifully landscaped yard with
bountiful rose bushes surrounding the home, private front enclosed
courtyard, backyard pool and patio with private hillside view and large
side yard with stacked retaining wall/planter beds with cement stairs.
The large second floor landing has ample cabinetry and leads to a double
door entrance to the master suite. Master has a large window looking
out to lush hillside view. Remodeled master bath and oversized walk-in
closet. Four more spacious bedrooms upstairs share a full bathroom with
dual sink vanity. Additional features include Inside laundry room,
forced heat and A/C plus Mission Viejo lake rights.
Listing information updated August 21, 2020
26532 Montebello Pl has 5 bedrooms.
26532 Montebello Pl has 2.5 bathrooms.
26532 Montebello Pl is approximately 2,882 square feet.
26532 Montebello Pl is listed at $969,000.
As of August 21, 2020, 26532 Montebello Pl is marked sold.
Notable features of 26532 Montebello Pl include Owned Solar System, 3 Car Garage, Pool & Spa, 1st Floor Bedroom, Seperate Family Room & Living Room, Dinning Room, Central Heat & AC, Low E Dual Pane Windows.
Parking at 26532 Montebello Pl: Car Garage.
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Start with whether the system is owned, financed, or on a lease or power-purchase agreement — that answer drives everything else. Owned systems transfer with the home. Financed systems usually carry a lien that has to be cleared or assumed. Leases and PPAs require the buyer to qualify and take over the contract, which can delay or derail a closing when it surfaces late.
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