141 Donaleen Ct

Nestled among trees on a peaceful cul-de-sac, 141 Donaleen Court offers a tranquil escape on a .34 acre lot with elevated tree-lined views from every window. Equipped with owned solar panels this home blends eco-friendly living with exceptional design. The split-level layout creates an airy, flowing transition throughout. The entry level welcomes you with a stunning living room wood paneled vaulted ceilings and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling wood accent wall. Large picture windows frame wooded views and open onto a peaceful private deck. To the right of the entry is the spacious primary suite with 2 walk-in closets and a modern en-suite bathroom which boasts a double-sink vanity, frameless glass shower, and clean white cabinetry. A short flight up, the second level hosts two spacious bedrooms, a laundry closet and a well-appointed hall bathroom with double sinks and shower over tub. Continuing up to the third level, you will find the heart of the home. The sun-drenched kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring crisp white cabinetry, sleek countertops, a large skylight and central island with a gas cooktop. Complete with built-in stainless steel double ovens, a French-door refrigerator, and a wine fridge, it flows seamlessly into the dining room. Nearby, the cozy family room features vaulted ceilings and a classic brick wood burning fireplace. Corner windows boast expansive views, creating a relaxing spot to unwind. Outside, the multi-tiered yard is an entertainer’s paradise. A massive covered wood deck features a gas BBQ, ceiling fan and bistro lighting, while the large patio area is ready for a future spa or lounge seating. The upper terraces have raised garden beds, a storage shed, and a sunny top tier with sprawling hillside views—an ideal canvas for a turf lawn, play set, or viewing deck. Zoned for the desirable Martinez Unified school district (John Swett Elementary), this premier location is just steps from Nancy Boyd Park and a short drive to Muir Station shopping center. Commuters will love the close access to Highway 4 and I-680, offering a seamless bridge between the broader Bay Area and your private, tree-lined sanctuary.