Remodeled two story Pool and Spa home with Vivint Solar System. Enter through a private front yard garden with manicured grass, trees, shrubs, and a long covered shale tile front porch. Travertine floor downstairs through the front living room with Fireplace with sliding doors to back yard. Home has been expanded to provide additional dining and front family/bonus room with built in window seat/lots of storage, New Vinyl flooring Bonus Room and Bar with keg and mini fridge which is attached to a two car garage with direct access, plus additional half bath and laundry in the garage. The kitchen has upgraded cabinets, stainless steel appliances, huge side by side refrigerator, double oven, 6 burner gas stove top, new luxury range hood, built in microwave, and center Kitchen Island. The first floor 5th bedroom is being used as an office and the original formal dining room is being used as a 6th bedroom. Backyard features a huge covered back porch/hardscape with lighting and ceiling fan, lush mature landscaping, Avocado and lemon tree, upgraded pool and spa, and grass area.
Listing information updated November 24, 2020
7863 E El Dorado has 5 bedrooms.
7863 E El Dorado has 3.5 bathrooms.
7863 E El Dorado is approximately 2,761 square feet.
7863 E El Dorado is listed at $999,000.
As of November 24, 2020, 7863 E El Dorado is marked sold.
Notable features of 7863 E El Dorado include Vivint Solar System, Large Bonus Room, Gourmet Kitchen, Pool & Spa, Covered Back Porch, Avocado & Lemon Tree.
Parking at 7863 E El Dorado: Car Garage.
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