8017 Glen Tree Drive, Citrus Heights, CA 95610

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$437,500

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

1,031

Acreage

0.2

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year built

1965

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Super Cute & Cozy Single Story Backing to Madera Park! Tucked away in a quiet, peaceful neighborhood, this charming single-story home sits on an extra-large 0.20-acre lot that backs directly to beautiful Madera Park, a true neighborhood gem with baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, a kids' playground, and lush open green spaces right outside your back gate! Inside, you'll find a home that's been lovingly cared for with a newer composition roof, newer HVAC, and full dual-pane windows for energy efficiency and comfort. Original hardwood flooring believed to be underneath - great potential for restoration! There's plenty of room to expand: add on, build up, or even create an ADU in the spacious backyard. Enjoy the best of both worlds - a quiet, tucked-away location that's still close to all your everyday amenities and easy commute routes. The current VA loan at 4.25% may be assumable for qualified buyers. Ask your lender for details!

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MLS number: 225138845

Listing agent: John Stephen

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (916) 933-1155

Last update: Monday, December 8 2025 at 9:06 a.m. EST

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