Open House - Trick or Treat!

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New listing!

Take a peek at this great home and you might even be surprised with a $25 Starbucks giftcard!




Take a look at this beautiful home! Get your first peek this weekend!
1964 Sakina St, El Cajon CA, 92019





Trick or Treat at the First Open Houses! 

11 a.m - 3 p.m.

Saturday 10/26 & Sunday 10/27


A highly desirable single-level, ranch-style home located in a private community off Vista Grande. 


This beautiful home has a great layout, with a separate guest room and bathroom away from the rest of the living quarters. 


Perfect for a multi-generational family. 


This 4 bed, 2 1 /2 bath... 


2,491-square-foot home sits on a level 1 /2-acre lot with a pool 


and plenty of room for RV parking and off-road vehicles. Large 2-car garage with a private room for an office or hobby. Near excellent schools and shopping center. Want to learn more #bettercallbob


4 BEDROOMS I 2.5 BATHROOMS I 2,491 SQ.FT.



OFFERED AT $700,000




Contact me if you'd like more information about this home or the Real Estate Market:


Coldwell Banker West
Bob Sanchez
REALTOR® DRE #01701639 | Coldwell Banker West

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