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Charming Escondido
Lifestyle
Normally, I write about the city that I’ve listed a home in. However this abbreviated list taken from the Article “Things We Love” in the Escondido City Magazine, does a way better job than I ever could. Here are some of the things those who live here love about Escondido. -Rosemary -A view of the mountains from almost anywhere. -Location, location, location. We’re about a half an hour to almost anywhere in San Diego County: the beach, the Gaslamp Quarter, the airport, Legoland, Julian and Bates Nut Farm. -Escondido Public Library. Free concerts and movie viewings, a book club, children’s story time, -The Escondido Street Faire! -Cruisin’ Grand. (Escondido’s weekly car show from spring until fall) -Grand Avenue. A true downtown complete with historic architecture, an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants, sidewalk cafes and tree-lined streets. -Escondido has soul! We are one of the largest cities in San Diego county, yet we still possess the feel of a small town. -The Downtown Farmers’ Market. One of the best in the county! -The restaurants that bring Escondido more class. Stone Brewing Company, Vincent’s, Tango Restaurant & Lounge, Coast Bistro and Catering, The Grand Tea Room and the Grand. But also… the comfort food found in a tremendous selection of down-home, family type diners. -Outdoor Adventuring. Daley Ranch, Lake Hodges and Dixon Lake are breath-taking destinations for getting outside to hike, bike, fish, kayak and ride horses. -Kit Carson Park. Featuring a disc course unlike anything else in North County, a duck pond, three playgrounds, hiking trails, picnic areas, an amphitheater, Queen Califia’s Magic Circle and a stream running through it. Kit Carson really does take the lead in local parks. -Felicita Park. This state park features a one-room museum, tree-covered trails, a meandering river, three playgrounds, two stages, grassy rolling hills and plenty of picnic tables. -The Center for the Arts! -Our commitment to art. Distinction Gallery and the Art Hatch, the Escondido Arts Partnership and its Municipal Arts Gallery and the dozens of art pieces that enhance our urban landscape. -Our History. Preservation groups like the Escondido History Center and the Old Escondido Neighborhood help us retain our sense of history. There are plenty of residents who have family that came to Escondido in the 1800’s and have some great tales to tell!
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pending just one day in Escondido, will cause one to see why this SoCal town has been called by residents their “City of Choice”.
970 Cedar Way 路 Escondido 路 CA路 92026 $389,000
Lot Size: 10,500
Year Built 1969
Home Size: 1650 Square Feet
4 Bedroom/2 Bath
2 Car Garage
Living Room: 20x15
Kitchen: 14x13
Dining Room: 11x11
Master Bedroom: 14x13
Bedroom 1: 13x10
Bedroom 2: 13x10
Bedroom 3: 13x11
Crown Molding
Faux Pine Laminate
Fresh Paint July 2014
New Carpet July 2014
Solar Hot Water Heater
Newer Windows
Newer Roof
Large Patio
Shed
Raised Garden Beds
Separate Laundry Room
Partial Newer Fence
Buyer Notes
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