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Fabulous Foothill Oaks Forever Home

Located in the much-desired eastside Windsor Foothill Oak Estates neighborhood sits this beautifully refreshed single-level home three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with three-car garage. Step inside and be greeted by dramatic tall ceilings and an abundance of natural light that flows throughout the open living and dining areas. The bright and welcoming kitchen features recessed lighting, under-cabinet lighting, freshly painted cabinets with modern black hardware, and a cozy breakfast nook. Adjoining the kitchen is a den with gas fireplace, perfect for relaxation or additional living space.

Luxury vinyl plank flooring in all bedrooms, with the primary ensuite boasting a walk-in shower, double vanity, and a private commode for added convenience. The primary is equipped with two walk-in closets for all your storage needs. Updated light fixtures and ceiling fans throughout, along with fresh paint, cabinet pulls and door hardware, creating a modern and inviting atmosphere. Stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer with central AC and heating, upgraded in 2019.

The landscaped backyard is adorned with rose bushes, an orange tree, pineapple guava bush, Japanese maple and gardenias. Enjoy alfresco dining or morning coffee on the patio under the charming pergola. The three-car garage features a pass-through garage door, making it easy to transition from indoor to outdoor activities. With a 4th roll-up garage door leading to the backyard, you can effortlessly set up a home gym or enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living.

The Foothill Oaks Estates HOA offers fantastic amenities, including a pool, hot tub, kid’s pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, picnic area, play structure, and basketball court. Just a few blocks from Foothill Regional Park, you’ll have easy access to nature trails and recreational activities. 

As described in an 1898 Atlas:
“East Windsor has always appeared content to drowse and dream, asking nothing, desiring nothing, content to live within itself. This it is a quaint little town, where the aggressive features of modern inventions are unknown and undesired if known. In its gardens flourish old-fashioned blossoms, like sweet Williams, daisies and gilla flowers.”^[1]

Windsor was home to the Southern Pomo tribe, who called this area “ćol·ik·o wi”, a reference to the redwing blackbirds native to the area. In the 1850s it became established by a primarily agricultural community. In 1872 the North Pacific Coast Railroad came to Windsor, enabling farmers to transport and sell their fruits all across the railroad line. Grapes still continue to be an important asset of the local economy. 

There is plenty to do in the wonderfully vibrant Windsor community. The Town Green features Summer Concert, Movie Nights, Music Festivals and Holiday Events. There is no shortage of delicious and popular restaurants in Windsor like Sweet T’s, KC’s American Kitchen, and KIN Windsor. Being that it is located in the heart of wine country, there are world class wineries to go wine tasting like Sonoma-Cutrer, Bricoleur Vineyards, La Crema, and many many more.