3244 Shelter Creek Ln,San Bruno

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3244 Shelter Creek Ln,San Bruno

Offered at $599,000!

OPEN HOUSE: Sunday 9/10 2-4 PM








Remodeled Two Bedroom Two Bath Shelter Creek Garden View Condo! New carpet and paint. Modern kitchen with white cabinets, quartz counters and stainless steel appliances. Separate dining area and living room with sliding patio doors that open to the award winning landscaped gardens. Master bedroom features a large closet and gracious vanity and bathroom. The guest bath has updated flooring and tiling. Shelter Creek offers a serene surrounding with excellent walking paths, tennis courts, indoor and outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, clubhouse and gym. Centrally located between San Francisco and South Bay. Close to all the excellent restaurants and shopping in the area. Do not miss this move-in ready condo. 2 car deeded parking covered space.

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