About 33378 Puma
The ultimate foothill country retreat with all the comforts of town! Situated on a quiet, low-traffic loop just minutes from Highway 180, this custom-built 3/2 home offers 2,107 sq. ft. of comfortable single-level living on 4.71 picturesque, usable acres highlighting breathtaking views of the Sierras conveniently within 45 minutes to Pine Flat Reservoir, major Central Valley shopping, and the entrance to Kings Canyon National Park. Arrive through a custom automatic security gate and follow the smooth cement driveway lined with outdoor lighting, expansive manicured lawns, mature shade & oak trees among the beautiful custom landscaping, highlighted by a plethora of custom hand-laid river rock forming a gorgeous decorative creek bed that runs seasonally.
Step inside to an airy, open layout showcased by tall ceilings, warm recessed lighting, large dual-pane windows, and a classic wood stove. The large open & functional kitchen is made for gathering, complete with ample cabinetry and a huge walk-in pantry. The smart floor plan also delivers an oversized mudroom with tons of storage, an attached oversized 2-car garage, and a secluded primary suite boasting a huge walk-in shower.
Outside, enjoy true rural relaxation with extensive wrap-around flat work, a rear covered patio, an inviting swim spa (complete with a newer cover), a dedicated dog run, and two chicken coops. Need serious workspace or storage? The massive 30x40 Metallic brand steel shop features high-clearance 14-foot roll-up doors, making it ideal for large RVs, boats, tractors, or the ultimate workshop setup.
Best of all, exceptional utility and energy savings are already dialed in: 100% paid-off solar providing virtually no electric bill, a strong well paired with a 5,000 gallon dedicated water storage tank, and a Kubota diesel backup generator for total peace of mind. All the perks and modern comforts of town living combined with true foothill freedom schedule your private tour today! Bath count may differ from tax records, Buyer to verify.
