909 Richland Rd Spc 122, San Marcos, CA 92069

Built in 2020 and meticulously cared for, this 55+ land-owned hilltop gem is a rare find in the market, offering a blend of modern living and breathtaking 270-degree views. Nestled on a peaceful promontory cul-de-sac with just four homes and no neighbors on two sides, this home epitomizes privacy. The thoughtfully designed floor plan is abundant with natural light and features 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a den. Wide plank flooring and elegant quartz countertops add a modern touch to the kitchen and bathrooms. No matter where you are in the home, you’ll enjoy picturesque surroundings and stunning long-range views. Outside, relish in the low-maintenance space, perfect for relaxing with a book, hosting outdoor dinners, or admiring sunsets from the patio. 433-A certificate on file. Don’t forget the community pool, tennis court, dog park, gym, and more! HOA fees are offset by monthly solar electric credits and cable TV services. Don’t miss the opportunity to own the crown jewel of the Foothills of San Marcos! Steps-the rise on all steps is about 5”. This makes it easier to climb the stairs as we age. The landing outside the sliding glass is door is large enough to fit a walker. The solitube in the kitchen has a solar led light in it which comes on when it’s dark. It gives off a lot of light. The kitchen screen door is retractable. It saves door width instead of a regular screen door. The patio concrete around the house is new. Before the concrete was poured, the contractor made sure all slopes drained properly. All drains ultimately drain to the street. The concrete foundation under the jacuzzi is reinforced and built up with extra cement. Added gutter screening to the underside of the eaves. It was screwed in and caulked. This was to prevent termites. The dirt foundation of the entire lot was sprayed for sub terrain termites before the new house was moved on to it. The spraying is good until late 2025. The white fence is vinyl and no maintenance. The front planters have pipes for irrigation but we’ve never used them. We have drought tolerant plants. Plants that attract hummingbirds and monarchs. All doors on the cabinets are self close.