Built in 2022, this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath, 1,317sf Sinsheimer home stands out for its stunning finishes, prime location, and spectacular views of Cerro San Luis, Bishop Peak, and the South Hills. Vaulted ceilings and large glass sliders fill the home with natural light and bring the views into the living space, with direct access to a deck perfect for outdoor dining, relaxing, and watching the sun set over Cerro San Luis each night. The kitchen features a waterfall quartz island, glass pendant lighting, soft-close cabinetry with pullout storage, a tile backsplash, and stainless steel Samsung appliances, including an electric range and oven with SmartThings connectivity and a smart microwave. Carbon-filtered water serves the sink and refrigerator, and a large window above the sink frames views of Terrace Hill. Both bedrooms have large closets with custom buildouts and ceiling fans, with an additional fan in the living room. Additional features include air conditioning, owned solar, fire sprinklers, water softener hookups, and an oversized two-car garage with a glass rear door to the backyard. The 3,630-square-foot lot includes low-maintenance landscaping, new flagstone in front, citrus trees, and a backyard with room to make your own. The Jennifer Street Bridge is just minutes away, putting downtown SLO just a quick bike ride or walk away, while Terrace Hill is right in your front yard. Add the nearby Railroad Bike Path, Sinsheimer Park, Sinsheimer Pool, and SLO Blues baseball stadium, and there’s so much to enjoy. It’s a little city, a little outdoors, all in one awesome neighborhood. A great place to start your next chapter on the Central Coast.

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