5921 Granite Hills Drive, Granite Bay, CA 95746

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$2,499,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

4,155

Acreage

0.6182

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year built

2003

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Gorgeous, remodeled estate that lives like a single-story in sought-after Granite Bay Hills. The custom floor plan boasts multiple living areas, a formal office, en-suite bedroom, and an expansive primary suite on the first floor. Upstairs features two bedrooms, a spacious bonus room, and loft. The home has been stunningly updated throughout including a renovated chef's kitchen, newer hardwood flooring, custom carpenter refinished beams, and owned solar. The completely private backyard is built for relaxation, entertainment, and recreation. The sprawling yard offers a beautiful pool with rock waterfall, built-in BBQ, sports court, rock outcroppings, above ground hot tub and plunge pool and park-like setting. Located in the sought-after gated community that offers its residents a community park and golf cart access to Granite Bay Golf Club while being close to Folsom Lake, Eureka Union schools, shopping, dining, and so many amenities.

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MLS number: 225030705

Listing agent: Kendra Bishop

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (916) 786-4600

Last update: Friday, March 21 2025 at 12:36 a.m. EDT

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