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Welcome to 219 Chris Street. This gorgeous home is situated in a great location within close proximity to Esposti Park and Shiloh Regional Park. Encompassing over 3100 square feet, the large and spacious floorplan includes a centrally located kitchen, formal living room, dining room, family room and a highly sought after downstairs bedroom with full bath. The expansive owner's suite includes a grand bathroom and it's very own balcony. The resort like backyard features extensive hardscape and a built-in firepit for a multitude of entertainment options.
Listing agent: Kurt Ascherman DRE #02089967 rkaluxury@gmail.com, Listing office: SoCal Heritage Homes
MLS data updated 10/23/2026, 5:20:31 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: OC21115433
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Nov 12, 2021
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$954,000Closed sale · Nov 12, 2021ZIP 95492 · Nov 2021
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