You can't get closer to the lake unless you are in it. Beautiful sunsets. Two large private decks, separate court yard with enclosed patio. Large 2 car garage with special flooring and extra storage. Separate dining room with lake views. Large living room with lake views. Enjoy boating, swimming, birdwatching and handy bike path.
Waterfront Lake Views Vacation at Home
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Single Family
3200 NW United Dr #B Cameron Park, California, 95682 view map
Kari McCoy Coldwell Banker Price: USD $ 389,900
Waterfront Lake views. Vacation at home. Beautiful sunsets. 2/lrg priv. decks, separate crtyd w/patio. Lrg 2/car garage w/special flooring & extra storage. You can't get closer to the lake unless you are in it. Separate dining rm w/lake view. Lrg lvrm w/lake views. Enjoy boating, swimming, & birdwatching.
Rare and highly desirable water location. This popular floor plan makes optimal use of square footage and lighting. It’s magic how good you will feel, when you enter the gate to your own private courtyard. Cook up a storm in the cheerful kitchen with tile counters and wood flooring, and window over looking the courtyard. Large dining room with wet bar, which is great for entertaining. Spacious living room with spectacular lake views all year long. There are a total of three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Additional features include, two large decks large two car garage with special flooring and special cabinet storage. Outdoor skylight bubble, ceiling fans, high vaulted ceilings, upgraded carpeting neutral décor, laundry in home, additional skylight in home, massive extra storage in home. Garage door opener, fenced area with yard area and bike path, delightful complex with a total of only eleven units.
Kari McCoy never considered any other career except real estate. After all, it is the family business. Kari's father has been a real estate broker for over 40 years and like Kari, works for Coldwell Banker. Kari's mother has her own real estate company in Rocklin; her sister, Lynn, and her husband are real estate agents at the El Dorado Hills Lyon Real Estate office.
Even after 22 years in the business, Kari is still passionate about her work. She believes her success has come to her because she always keeps her clients' best interests in mind.
"Most of my business has come from past client referrals," Kari says. I believe my success is due to the fact that I do business the old fashioned way -- always putting my clients' best interest first and making it an enjoyable, ethical experience. Most of my business is based on past client referral, which is the highest form of compliment one could receive. It says that not only would my past clients use my services again, but also they were so confident in my services that they go out of their way to refer me to their family and friends.
Kari came to El Dorado hills from the Bay Area in 1999. She and daughter Morgan (then 2 years old) moved to be near all of Kari's family and to give Morgan a better quality of life. Kari, who has always been with Caldwell Banker, immediately transferred her license to Coldwell Banker in El Dorado Hills and promptly began to work.
Kari received her real estate license 22 years ago in the San Francisco Bay/Peninsula Area and worked hard to become a top producer for Coldwell Banker.
During that time, Kari was awarded:
*President's Elite International Award
*Executive Club Award
*Lifetime Million Dollar Club Award
*Top 1% of all Coldwell Banker Agents
*Constant Top Listing/Sales/Volume Agent in her office
*Top Producer Award
*Lifetime Circle of Excellence Award
Designations:
*CRS (Certified Residential Specialist)
*Certified Corporate Property Specialist
*Member Sales Council of The Realtors®, National Marketing
Institute
Special Skills:
*Home Staging
*Relocation Specialist
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