This is an impressive Beautiful Deer Creek Home on a Gorgeous tree lined street in one of the best communities within the Inland Empire, it sits high on the North side of the street, facing south on a 22,000 sq ft lot. This home has been remodeled inside and out. Four Bedrooms, or 3 bedrooms and a beautiful knotty alder customized Office, Two and one half baths, the master bedroom has french doors to the backyard, customized lighted ceiling, a walk in closet....Don't miss the Master Bath it is stunning, beautiful cabinets, granite, and walk in shower, with dual shower heads, and a large soaking tub. Large Family Room with a fireplace open to the breakfast nook with doors to the backyard, remodeled kitchen, granite counters, stainless steel Jennair double ovens, newer stainless overhead hood for the counter cook top, open and spacious area, great for entertaining. The Formal Living Room with Fireplace, and the formal dining room also has Custom Ceiling treatments with rope lighting and recessed lighting, Knotty Alder woodwork, doors, cabinets and trim. Many fruit trees, large grassy area and a covered patio ... lots of room to play, RV Gated on the drive way side. Newer Furnace.
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With just a few basic improvements, your kitchen
can practically pay you back with interest! New paint,
wallpaper and flooring are always appreci-
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To get an estimate of how much you should
list your property for, you can request a
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). A
CMA is an informal estimate of market
value, based on sales of comparable
properties in your area. It generally takes
into account various aspects of your
home, including size,
features, and annual
costs. Reviewing
comparable homes
that have sold within
the past year, along
with the listing or
asking price on
current homes for
sale, should help you
determine a fair sale
price for your
property. CMAs can include homes that are currently for sale and those which have recently sold. They can cover areas as narrow
as one or two streets surrounding your
home, or as broad as an entire subdivision. The CMA is an informative tool, but like
any tool, it doesn't work by itself. For this
reason, the CMA will always need to be
interpreted by a professional. 
