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View Home for Sale in Citrus Heights is Spacious Single Level
7561 Sylvan Valley Way is a home for sale in Citrus Heights at $340K.
This is a special home for sale in Citrus Heights. It is located in the community of Sylvan Oaks, homes built after the year 2000, and is situated across the street from a nature preserve of forestry. Sitting slightly up the hill, the view from the front porch is stunning and relaxing.
Not only is the location and year unique to other types of homes in Citrus Heights, but it is a sought-after single level. Popular living room / formal dining combination features many windows, making the area bright and airy feeling. There is also a separate family room with a fireplace, open to the kitchen. The entire entertainment area is an open floor plan, and you can see all the way to the kitchen from the tiled entry.
Open kitchen with island at 7561 Sylvan Valley Way.
In the kitchen, you’ll find a beautiful engineered wood floor. Bear in mind this is not that awful laminate everybody complains about. It’s a gorgeous wood floor. There is also a kitchen island with a sink, plenty of cabinets and even a breakfast nook, which means there are two dining areas in this home for sale in Citrus Heights.
Coffered ceiling in the master suite at 7561 Sylvan Valley Way.
All three bedrooms are located down the hall, with one bedroom at the intersection and the other two are on opposing ends. You will love the master suite with its coffered ceiling additional windows, color coordinated ceiling fan and separate door, which provides exterior access to the covered patio.
All the appliances stay, including the refrigerator, washer, dryer, and even the expensive BBQ table in the back yard. The patio has a ceiling fan and additional lighting, and there is also electrical and plumbing set up for a spa.
Forest view from the street, 7561 Sylvan Valley Way.
This home for sale in Citrus Heights is open on Sunday, September 11th, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. It is offered exclusively by Elizabeth Weintraub at Lyon Real Estate, your Citrus Heights Realtor, at 916.233.6759. 7561 Sylvan Valley Way, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 is for sale at $340K.
A New Listing: Home in Citrus Heights For Sale
Just because life dropped an anvil on my heart doesn’t mean that my real estate business comes to an abrupt halt. I still have clients to take care of, listings to sell and escrows to close. It’s not like I can call in sick to myself when I’m self-employed. Besides, the grieving process for Pia will take time; it can’t be rushed. It helps to focus on something else during the day than feeling sorry for myself because the light of our lives has vanished from our home.
Pia’s death has left an unexpected hole in my world. You know how they say that sometimes we don’t realize what we have until we have lost it. Pia was the driving force, pretty much head of our household, even though she was the smallest weighing in at 9 pounds, and the cat who regularly interacted with us. It’s quiet now. The other cats don’t chat much. They sleep a lot. She used to talk to us in that Granny (from the Beverly Hillbillies) voice. She was better than Siri. You could ask her anything and her answer was never garbled or confusing. It was pretty clear. Meow. She had a definite opinion on everything, too.
I was thinking about this yesterday as I stood in the kitchen of a home in Citrus Heights. The seller of that home was grieving, too. A close family member who once owned that home had died. He wasn’t crying or looking exceptionally grief stricken but it takes a long time to remove that lump in your throat and the pain in your heart after the loss of a loved one. I could see the sadness in his eyes.
There were no jokes or funny stories. Just a quiet, sensible discussion about the comparable sales and how I will market the home in Citrus Heights. It’s an incredible place, and the previous owner had made many upgrades. It has a new furnace and AC unit, the carpeting is new, the roof has been replaced, new water heater and water softener, brand new washer and dryer, plus the drywall job in the garage is impeccable, coupled with a beautifully painted finish, with plenty of electrical outlets on the walls for power tools and lots of overhead lighting. It’s the kind of home that a home buyer would be hard pressed to find anything wrong with.
Except for one thing. He left the wallpaper in the kitchen. It’s pretty wallpaper and unobtrusive, but buyers generally don’t like wallpaper. There is a thin strip about an inch wide on one side, running full length. I pointed it out. The seller touched it and gingerly smoothed the seam with his thumb. People who have hung wallpaper know how important the starting spot is. We talked about which sides of the kitchen the seller’s relative had started the wallpaper. For a minute, just a minute, he was there in the kitchen with us, papering those walls.
This home in Citrus Heights will go on the market, August 23rd, Friday at $205,000. It’s turnkey and affordable and ready to move into. It’s a nice home for first-time homebuyers to build memories together.
