4380 Ramona Dr | Fallbrook

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4380 Ramona Dr | Fallbrook Listed By

Matthew Amos



4380 Ramona Dr | Fallbrook Brand New Custom Home Built by MLA General Contractor, Inc. This spacious home features a functional and multigenerational floor plan. The home has custom finishes through-out selected by professional interior designers, high-end energy-efficient appliances, lighting, HVAC, Solar, RV & Electric vehicle plugs, smart home ready & much more. Come see the opulent comforts & peace of mind from an MLA Home. Room to expand and build a casita, workshop, guest house, avocado or olive orchard, vineyard, and more.

Modern Mediterranean architecture meets sophisticated style in this idyllic Fallbrook estate just a short distance to world famous Southern California beaches and centrally located between Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, and Palm Springs.


Expansive 12 ft bi-folding glass door Oak hardwood floors Exotic Brazilian quartzite counter tops 66 inch stainless steel custom built in refrigerator 48 inch stainless steel Wolf Range Stove/Oven with 8-burners Farm sink & Vegetable Sink Custom cabinetry with soft close drawers and doors




Entirely conceptualized and constructed by the areas top-tier team led by one of San Diego County’s most celebrated custom home builders, the estate’s architectural details were carefully considered, and hand selected to achieve exceptional quality, modern functionality, and top-of-the-line finishes at every turn.

Builder: MLA General Contractor, Inc. Mike Amos | TJ Amos | Matthew Amos

Matthew Amos | 760.801.1605 | matthew@mlacontractor.com


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1 - RESIDENCE AND GARAGE SHALL BE FULLY EQUIPED WITH AUTOMATIC RESIDENTIAL FIRE SPRINKLERS PER COUNTY BUILDING CODE 92.2.R313 a- NEW ONE AND TWO FAMILY DWELLINGS AND TOWNHOUSES b- NEW ATTACHED GARAGES c- DETACHED GARAGES, ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS.

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BEDROOM #2 CEIL.HG'T: 10'-0" FLOORS: CARPET WALLS: 5/8"GYP.BD. CEILING: 5/8"GYP.BD.

3-CAR GARAGE FLR: CONCRETE 5 WALLS: 8" GYP.BD. CEIL: 5 8" GYP.BD. CEIL. HGT: 10'-0"

SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" 0' 1' 2'

of 1024 square inches and be able to encompass a 30-inchdiameter circle. Shower

flooring not less than 24" wide from the entrance opening to the appliance. CMC

Indoor Area 3,154 sq/ft Outdoor Patio Area 473 sq/ft Garage Area 976 sq/ft Total Under Roof 4,603 sq/ft

dryer duct, exhausting directly to outside air, of 4" rigid metallic duct. The interior of

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504.5. 33. Temperature, Pressure, and Vacuum Relief Devices.

3154 SF 976 SF 473 SF

4 4 Full Baths 3 Autos 2.13 Acres

Disclaimer: Due to availability of materials and other factors, Builder reserves the right to change, alter amenities or floor plan of the home without notice throughout the course of construction. All renderings, photos, and floor plans are are provided for marketing purposes only. It is recommended buyer verifies all information prior to close.


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Asking $1,125,000


6 Benefits Of Buying A New Home By Matthew Amos

1. Quality

lt by MLA General Contractor, Inc. (Mike Amos & Sons). MLA has been building custom homes since 1987 and the only Builder with zero insurance losses and zero lawsuits. Our homes are built by the bare hands of the industry’s best Craftsmen and Artisans.

2. Customization

There is a lot of flexibility for you as a home buyer to put your personal signature on the home. Those kinds of things you can’t do with a used house —it’s just not possible.

3. Fire Safety

Newly constructed homes include fire safety features that may not be present in older properties-built years ago. This house will most likely have lower insurance rates than that of an older home.

4. Less Maintenance

At the same time, today’s new homes are engineered specifically to minimize maintenance requirements. Buying an older used home, you can have the risk of the home built by one or more of the following: an unknown, unlicensed, uninsured, unverified Builder. Buying a used home is like buying a used car without a Carfax report. So why take the significant financial risk on an older, used, outdated home? Your home is supposed to be your largest financial asset.


6 Benefits Of Buying A New Home By Matthew Amos

5. Eco-Friendly

This home includes a high efficiency solar system. Depending on your electrical usage your electrical bill should be virtually zero or near zero. Newly-constructed MLA homes include high-efficiency systems and appliances—like high efficiency lighting, stoves, refrigerators, washing machines, water heaters, furnaces, or air conditioning units—that homes-built years ago might not. The conditioning equipment is usually considered to be one of the larger energy consumption devices. Existing homeowners can always retrofit their property or buy higher-efficiency appliances but doing so requires a significant expense. This home is also smart home ready with the industry’s most advanced technologies.

6. Fewer Repairs

The features of newly constructed homes will hold up better than those of existing homes, which may have experienced years of wear and tear. Older homes could have costly repairs or improvements.

Listing Broker | Matthew Amos c. 760.801.1605 matthew@mlacontractor.com DRE# 01873903


Built Exclusively By MLA General Contractor, Inc.

Offered Exclusively By Matthew Amos Matthew Amos | Broker | CIPS | PMC | e-Pro P.O. Box 733 | Bonsall | CA | 92028 email: matthew@mlacontractor.com cell: 760.801.1605 website: www.matthewamos.com DRE# 01873903


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