2973 Abrams Drive Marina, CA 93933
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This flawless, less than 3 years old "Tate" model has an abundance of upgrades while offering a prime location in the desirable Sea Haven Community. Upgrades totaling over 200k include, extensive interior upgrades, a covered California room, extended driveway, owned solar panels, ground floor primary bedroom, wine fridge, oversized lot, 8 exterior prewired security camera points, professionally landscaped backyard. The Cove clubhouse is just steps away where you can enjoy amenities such as bocce ball, pool, or plan your own private events! Plus, Sea Haven is minutes from the beach and just a short drive to the rest of the beautiful Monterey Peninsula. Don't miss this opportunity to get your hands on one of the most unique properties in all of Sea Haven!
- Property TypeSingle Family Home
- NeighborhoodN/A
- CountyMonterey
- Taxes$0
- HOA/Condo/Coop Fees$150
- Days on Site14 Days
- MLS StatusActive
- MLS ID NumberML81965536
- Home Size Source Assessor
- Year Built2021
- Lot Size0.1404 Acres
- Full Baths2
- Partial Baths1
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General Features
- Style Mediterranean
- Parking Off Street
- Parking Spaces 2
- Sewer Public Sewer
- Acreage 0.1404
- Water Public
- Security Fire Sprinkler System
- Property Sub Type Single Family Residence
- Garage Spaces 2
- Attached Garage No
- Zoning R-1
- Listing Conditions Standard
Interior Features
- Cooling None
- Appliances Gas CooktopDishwasherVented Exhaust FanDisposalRange HoodMicrowaveRefrigerator
- Flooring CarpetLaminateTile
- Fireplace Features Living Room
- Fireplace Yes
Exterior Features
- Roof Tile
- Fencing Wood
- Lot Level
Community Features
- Association Dues 150
- MLS Area 699 - Not Defined
- Security Features Fire Sprinkler System