9267 Andrew

Newly built in 2022, this newer construction home offers upgraded living with an EV-ready outlet that supports a Tesla 240V charger or any electric vehicle, a large driveway that accommodates multiple cars or RV parking, a spacious backyard enclosed by a brand-new vinyl fence, anchored by a gazebo that extends the living space outdoors—ideal for hosting with family and friends, unwinding, or enjoying every day living. Step inside this single-story residence where natural light floods the entire space, 9-foot ceilings enhance the sense of openness, exquisite vinyl flooring at every step, wrapped in energy-efficient UV-blocking windows throughout the entire home to help reduce heat, a tankless water heater adding modern efficiency, and a dedicated laundry room with an abundant of cabinetry and an additional pantry, providing exceptional convenience and storage. At the heart of the kitchen, an expansive 8-foot quartz island with built-in crisp white cabinetry and integrated outlets takes center stage, paired with stainless steel appliances, soft-close drawers, and recessed lighting giving off a modern appeal that serves as both a functional workspace and a natural gathering point. Large windows above the sink invite in natural light, while the open layout maintains a seamless connection to the outdoor patio through sliding glass doors creating an effortless indoor-outdoor flow. All three bedrooms mirror each other with modern ceiling fans, while the primary suite stands out by offering a walk-in closet and a walk-in shower, with the secondary bathroom providing the comfort of a full bath with a tub. Imagine owning a newer construction home—just 4 years old—without the added costs of HOA dues, Mello-Roos, special assessments, or elevated tax burdens. A rare opportunity where modern design meets peace of mind, the advantage of a home where everything feels new, long-term financial simplicity, and exceptional accessibility, all while being just a stone throws away from the 91 Freeway, Galleria at Tyler, gas stations, banks, and everyday essentials.