9642 Eagle Hills Way, Gilroy, CA 95020

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$1,175,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

2,178

Acreage

0.1377

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Jun 8

year built

1997

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Half Baths

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Here is your chance to live in one of the most sought after west side Gilroy neighborhoods! This light and bright 5-bed, 2/1/2-bath home, makes it ideal for families of all sizes. Discover a radiant and spacious home as you walk through a double door entry leading to a living room with soaring ceilings. Quality upgrades include newer carpet thoughout, painted cabinets, new microwave and laiminate floors in upstairs bathrooms. Solar panels to lower your carbon foot print and save on your electricity bill. Ceiling fans in almost every room. Adjacent to a sun drenched kitchen is a convenient family room featuring a fireplace and sliding glass door leading to an expansive outdoor space. Located in highly desired Luigi Aprea & Christopher High Attendance area, and around the corner nearby Sunrise Park. Gilroy is know for Award winning wineries, Premium Outlets, Gilroy Gardens Theme Park and outstanding County parks and trails. Welcome Home!

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MLS number: ML81998981

Listing agent: Eva Scott

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (408) 355-1500

Last update: Sunday, June 8 2025 at 11:05 a.m. EDT

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