Fantastic centrally located 3-bedroom, 2 bath Monterey townhome with approximately 1623 square feet of indoor living space and an additional 550+ square feet of outdoor decking! Located in the Mountain Shadows complex in Skyline Forest, you are going to love this private end unit that sits among the Monterey pine trees. It feels larger than it measures due to high open beamed ceilings throughout most of the home, large windows allowing in tons of natural light, and an open style floor plan. The living room has a fireplace that will take the chill out of the colder foggy coastal evenings. The home has been tastefully updated with new flooring, stainless steel appliances, and newer bathroom fixtures. The upper-level master bedroom offers some privacy from the lower level of the house and it too has high ceilings! The two main level bedrooms have a Jack and Jill bathroom and with the large walk-in closet, could be used as the master suite down on the main level with an office.
TownhomeProperty Type
1973Year Built
1,825 sq ftLot Size
$686Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Monterey Monterey Peninsula Home Team•DRE #70000352• KW Coastal Estates
Contact: 831-594-3290
Bought with Lucie Campos•DRE #01345594• Coldwell Banker Realty
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Last updated by owner on Apr 26, 2023.
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