25496 Blackthorne

Some homes check boxes. This one checks the ones that actually matter. No HOA. A 3-car garage. Dedicated RV parking. Updates throughout that make it feel current without losing its character. All of it less than half a mile from one of Murrieta's most active community parks. This 3-bed, 2.5-bath home offers 1,693 sq ft across two stories with a layout that just makes sense. Tile floors run through the main level, grounding the space with a clean, durable finish. The living and dining areas flow into an open kitchen and family room anchored by a fireplace, keeping the main floor connected and easy to move through. The kitchen has been updated with updated cabinets, new counters, and floating wood shelves that bring a modern farmhouse feel to the heart of the home. A large peninsula adds workspace and keeps the cook in the conversation with direct sightlines to the family room. The remodeled half bath on the main level is a detail that signals the care put into this home. Upstairs, the primary suite offers an ensuite bath with dual sinks and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a full jack and jill bath round out the upper level. The backyard is where the real potential lives. There is generous space to build the outdoor setup you have been putting off, whether that is a pool, a spa, a built-in BBQ, or all of the above. This yard is yours to shape however you want. The 3-car garage handles vehicles, equipment, and hobbies with room to spare. Dedicated RV parking on site is a genuine rarity at this price point, and again, no HOA means no restrictions on how you use it. Location delivers on all fronts. Alta Murrieta Sports Park is 0.4 mi away. An elementary school is within walking distance. Target and Starbucks are 0.7 mi out, Sam's Club sits at 0.9 mi, and I-215 access is roughly a mile from your front door. Vista Murrieta High School is 1.2 mi away and Los Alamos Hills Sports Park adds another outdoor option at 1.5 mi. A 3D walkthrough, video tour, and floor plan are available. Come see why the no-HOA life has never looked this good.