820 W Turner Rd, Lodi, CA 95240

Welcome to this spacious 2-story, approximately 2,200 sq. ft. home offering comfort, character, and plenty of space for living and entertaining. Located near Lodi Lake and its scenic nature trails, this home provides easy access to outdoor recreation while still being close to everyday conveniences. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom downstairs, along with two separate living areas that provide flexible space for relaxing, entertaining, a home office, or a playroom. Inside, you'll find beautiful wood flooring, custom cabinetry, and an abundance of storage throughout the home. The spacious kitchen offers plenty of cabinet and counter space, making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The primary suite offers a comfortable retreat with a custom vanity/counter area and two walk-in closets, providing exceptional storage and organization. Step outside and enjoy the private swimming pool and backyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining during the warmer months. With its combination of generous living space, custom features, ample storage, and proximity to Lodi Lake and nature trails, this home offers a wonderful opportunity for comfortable living in a desirable location. Property Highlights: Approximately 2,200 sq. ft. 2-story home 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms + 1 half bathroom 2 living rooms Custom cabinetry Wood flooring Primary suite with 2 walk-in closets Custom vanity/counter area in primary bedroom Abundant storage throughout Private swimming pool Located near Lodi Lake & nature trails Great indoor and outdoor living space Tenant shall be responsible for establishing and maintaining all utility services associated with the property and shall be responsible for all utility charges during the tenancy, including, as applicable: Electricity, Gas, Water, Sewer, Garbage/trash Any other utilities or services serving the property Tenant shall maintain utilities continuously throughout the tenancy, including during periods when the property is temporarily unoccupied. Lawn and pool maintenance are included in the monthly rent. The landlord or landlord's designated service providers will be responsible for routine lawn and pool maintenance. Tenant shall: Keep the yard and pool areas reasonably clear of personal belongings and debris. Provide reasonable access to the property for scheduled lawn and pool maintenance. Promptly notify the landlord of any condition involving the pool, irrigation system, landscaping, fencing, or other exterior property that appears to require attention. Not alter, drain, modify, or otherwise interfere with the pool equipment or irrigation system without prior written permission. HVAC Systems and Filters The property is equipped with two separate HVAC systems. Tenant is responsible for routinely checking and replacing the HVAC air filters for both systems during the tenancy. Filters shall be replaced as recommended by the manufacturer or HVAC service professional and whenever they become dirty or clogged. Tenant shall promptly notify the landlord of any HVAC system that is not operating properly, including unusual noises, water leakage, inadequate heating or cooling, unusual odors, or other apparent problems. Tenant shall not be responsible for normal wear and tear or major mechanical repairs unless damage is caused by tenant negligence, misuse, or failure to perform an agreed-upon maintenance responsibility. No Smoking!! Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the residence. No smoking of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, marijuana/cannabis, vaping products, or other smoke-producing or vapor-producing products is permitted inside the home. Tenant shall be responsible for any damage, odor remediation, cleaning, or other costs resulting from smoking or vaping inside the property to the extent permitted by California law. No Pets No pets are permitted at the property without the landlord's prior written approval. This restriction does not apply where an exception is legally required as a reasonable accommodation for a tenant with a disability, including qualifying assistance animals. California's Civil Rights Department specifically recognizes that a no-pets policy may require an exception for a qualifying assistance animal. Staircase and Safety The residence contains an interior staircase. Tenant acknowledges the presence of the staircase and agrees to use reasonable precautions to maintain a safe living environment. Tenant may install appropriate child-safety gates or other safety devices when desired or appropriate for the household. Any permanent alteration or installation requiring modification of walls, railings, or other property components requires the landlord's prior written approval, subject to applicable law. Water Leaks, Plumbing Problems and Overflow Because the home includes upper-level bathrooms, plumbing leaks or toilet/tub/sink overflows may cause significant damage to ceilings, walls, flooring, cabinetry, and other portions of the home below. Tenant must immediately notify the landlord or designated property contact upon discovering or reasonably suspecting: A plumbing leak Running or overflowing toilet Overflowing sink, bathtub, or shower Water pooling on floors Water stains or moisture on ceilings or walls Leaking supply lines or plumbing fixtures Unusual plumbing noises Any condition that could result in water damage In the event of an active leak or overflow, Tenant shall, when reasonably safe and accessible, take immediate steps to stop or limit the flow of water, such as shutting off the applicable fixture's water supply, and shall contact the landlord or emergency plumbing contact without delay. Tenant shall not attempt major plumbing repairs without the landlord's authorization. Tenant may be responsible, to the extent permitted by California law, for damage resulting from tenant negligence, misuse, unauthorized alterations, or failure to promptly report a known or reasonably apparent leak or overflow. Tenant is not responsible for ordinary wear and tear or conditions that are the landlord's legal responsibility to repair. California's housing guidance recommends that tenants notify landlords about needed repairs and, when possible, make the request in writing. General Property Care Tenant shall maintain the property in a clean and sanitary condition and shall use the residence, appliances, plumbing, HVAC systems, pool area, and other property components in a reasonable manner. Tenant shall promptly report any condition that could cause damage to the property or create a health or safety concern. Tenant shall not make alterations, paint, install fixtures, modify landscaping, or make other permanent changes without the landlord's prior written approval. Damage and Maintenance Tenant shall be responsible for damage caused by Tenant, occupants, guests, or invitees through negligence, misuse, abuse, or failure to comply with the lease.