23475 Stafford Street, Perris, California 92570

This charming ranch-style home offers the perfect balance of serene country living with convenient access to city amenities. Situated on nearly 1 acre of flat, usable land, the property is ideally located just off HWY 74 between Lake Elsinore and Perris, only 8 miles from the 15 freeway, and centrally positioned between the 15 and 215 freeways—making it a commuter’s dream. Restaurants and shopping are just a short drive away.Zoned Rural Residential (RR), the property offers a wide range of potential uses, including horses, livestock, nurseries, farming, and business opportunities. Buyers are advised to verify all uses with the county. The possibilities here are truly endless! This beautifully remodeled home features 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with renovations completed in 2012. The open-concept layout includes a large family room with extra-wide doorways, which flows seamlessly into the dining area and upgraded kitchen. The kitchen boasts granite countertops, rich dark wood cabinets, and a bar area perfect for entertaining. The entire home is floored with durable porcelain and ceramic tile—no carpet to worry about! Notable upgrades include new copper piping throughout, including the main line, and a spacious primary suite with a walk-in or wheel-in shower. The shower is designed for accessibility, offering ample space for a wheelchair, stationary chair, or personal assistance. With 36-inch-wide doorways and fireproof doors, this home is thoughtfully designed for those requiring mobility support or special care. Three additional bedrooms all feature ceiling fans for added comfort, and the home includes a convenient indoor laundry room. The exterior of the home has been recently refreshed with blue-grey stucco, new vinyl windows, and modern metal and glass doors. The roof was replaced in 2014, and the gas line was upgraded in 2010. The home is equipped with a 5-ton central air and heating system, ensuring year-round comfort. Utilities include City of Perris water, SoCal Gas, SCE Electric, and a 1,000-gallon septic system.