68286 Grandview Ave, Cathedral City, CA 92234

Property Description

Mid-century style with class. Wonderfully upgraded. Set up as a main house and a guest house attached by a breezeway. Main house is 1 Bedroom, 1 Full Bath approximately 850 sq. ft. Guest house is also 1 bedroom, 1 Full Bath approximately 650 sq. ft. Guest House is a permitted ADU.Classic stone wall on South and East sides of nearly 1/4 acre lot. Hand painted wrought iron gates. Main house has a large great room with fireplace, 1 bedroom, 1 full bath and a galley kitchen. Guest house has a living room, bedroom, large bathroom with a shower over a Roman tub and dual vanity, a small galley kitchen, and a large walk in closet. Guest House is a permitted ADU.Bathrooms and kitchens of both units have beautiful granite counter tops, custom cherry wood cabinets and white subway tile walls. This charming home has 1' x 2' rectangular Italian porcelain tile. Neutral carpet in bedrooms. Recently painted plaster walls. Ceiling fans in all rooms except kitchens and baths. Owned (Financed) SOLAR over the garage is barely visible. Foam roof insulates and helps keep the house cool! Double pane windows also help save money and keep the home cool. Each unit has its own stackable washer and dryer. All appliances included. 2 hot water heaters, 2 ranges, 2 dishwashers, and 2 refrigerators. 1 year home warranty being offered. Great rental property or primary or secondary home. Live full-time in one unit and rent out the other unit. (Short term, seasonally or long term). Yes, short term rentals are allowed as long as you live in one of the units fulltime. Check with the city to confirm.Recently re-landscaped. Very large side yard is the perfect place to add your own pool and spa. Wonderful mountain and some city light views. Attached spacious 2 car garage with shelves for storage. Separate storage room attached to the garage.The Cathedral City Cove is a highly desirable friendly and diverse neighborhood. Most homeowners know their neighbors. It's centrally located near downtown Cathedral