While my husband is out counting homeless people for the U.S. Census Bureau -- which he's been doing since 3 AM -- let me tell you about my new short sale listing in Roseville. The seller of this Crocker Ranch short sale home in Roseville does not use the second floor of her spacious home, but a new buyer will most likely appreciate and utilize the space. This home is a Seville model, built by JMC, and it has approximately 2,601 square feet, according to the tax records.
One of the reasons a new buyer will enjoy the second floor is due to the incredible view of farmlands just the other side of Fiddyment. You will find 3 bedrooms plus a master suite upstairs, a huge bonus room / loft, which also provides access to another small room with 2 walls of windows that was once used as an office. If you need space, this home has it.
The first floor boasts a large office right off the entry. In fact, it could be turned into a bedroom if you need a first-floor bedroom, which would make this a 5-bedroom, 3-bath home with 2 offices and a huge loft. Of course, there is also a formal dining room, first-floor laundry room, and the home features a great room concept that blends the open kitchen with the family room. The kitchen has tiled counters, an island and a ceramic floor. There is a fireplace in the family room.
From the family room, open the sliding doors to the back yard and you'll be amazed when you see the size of the raised Koi pond. As you stand under the covered patio and take in the view, you may begin to wonder how gorgeous this almost quarter-acre yard will look at the height of summer. It has a flowering cherry tree, too. And hummingbirds.
1885 Terracina Circle, Roseville, CA 95747, is offered exclusively by Lyon Real Estate as a short sale at $299,000.
For more information, call your Sacramento short sale agent Elizabeth Weintraub at 916 233 6759.
Photos: Elizabeth Weintraub
APRIL 2010: THE SELLER TOOK THIS HOME OFF THE MARKET AND IT IS NO LONGER FOR SALE.
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Elizabeth Weintraub is an author, home buying columnist for The New York Times-owned About.com, a Land Park resident, and a Land Park real estate agent who specializes in older, classic homes in Land Park, Curtis Park, Midtown and East Sacramento. Weintraub is also a Sacramento Short Sale agent who lists and successfully sells short sales throughout the four-county Sacramento area. Call Elizabeth Weintraub at 916.233.6759. Put 35 years of real estate experience to work for you. Broker-Associate at Lyon Real Estate. DRE License # 00697006.
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Gorgeous place! What a calming backyard. Good Luck! This won't take long for you to sell.
Wow. This is a great looking home. I'm confident you will have no trouble getting it sold!
That's a great looking home Elizabeth! That's an unbelievable list price on a house of that calibre in Roseville! It won't last long!
Elizabeth: Taking a tour through this new Crocker Ranch short sale sounds like much more fun than driving around Sacramento counting homeless people. How does your husband avoid counting folks twice?
Ha, Chris Ann, you know the only thing worse than having to get up at 3 AM to count homeless people? Getting up at 3 AM, going out and not finding any homeless people to count! I can't tell you where they went, because the U. S. Census Bureau keeps that information top secret, but suffice to say, it WASN'T where the homeless people were.