Tranquil Lakeside Retreat in El Dorado Lakes Community

Welcome to 7890 E. Spring St #26E, nestled within the serene El Dorado Lakes community. This top-floor 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit offers a stunning view of the expansive water feature and natural surroundings. Step inside and be greeted by tall ceilings and an inviting open floor plan that bathes the space in natural light.The living room features a cozy fireplace and opens to a balcony overlooking the tranquil lake, where the soothing sounds of the water feature enhance the peaceful ambiance of this beautiful condo.The updated kitchen is a chef's delight, boasting stainless steel appliances and a spacious layout with a bar top counter, ideal for entertaining guests.This unit showcases the most sought-after floor plan, with two master bedrooms each equipped with ensuite bathrooms. Enjoy the convenience of a two-car garage located near the unit, along with an additional open parking spot. Positioned at the back of the community, you'll enjoy the best view of the lake while maintaining privacy. Freshly painted walls and new bedroom carpets make this home move-in ready. The El Dorado Lakes community offers lush landscaping and features three picturesque man-made lakes, creating a peaceful oasis. Community amenities include ponds, two sparkling pools, two spas, tennis courts, a sauna, clubhouse with billiards and ping pong, and an exercise room. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this lakeside retreat. Located near shopping, dining, entertainment, and the El Dorado Park and Nature Center, this home offers both convenience and tranquility. Schedule a showing today to experience the beauty and serenity of this wonderful property.

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Anyone who has been in public settings can understand and appreciate the invisible line that makes personal space. You can’t see it, touch it, or feel it, but there is nothing worse than when someone crosses into it. That’s why when you drive down any given neighborhood, most people have fences to draw a physical line between them and their neighbors. Nothing personal, it’s just about the space. If you have purchased a property, I’m going to go ahead and assume it likely has a fence around the perimeter to mark your property from others. If it had a fence, it’s easy to imagine that the fence is the border and everything within the fence is yours and outside the fence isn’t. It’s a logical thought but if you thought you knew your property lines, you should think again! 

I know that may not be the news you want to hear, (or maybe you’re in a dispute with your neighbors and it's exactly what you want to hear). Unless you’ve had a land survey done of your property, you are basing your property line off of a plat map, which is like buying pants based on whether the waist fits around your neck (don’t act like your parents didn’t make you do that for back to school shopping). So why should it matter to you? The honest answer is it may not. Maybe you like your neighbors, have a large plot of land, or live away from other people. But if you have neighbors who have fences, sheds, or anything else that you think may be encroaching on your invisible property line or are buying a home and want to avoid the surprise of being told to move your fence, then you may want to make that invisible line more visible. Want to know more about your property line? Give me a call! Whether it's pesky neighbors, peace of mind, or just plain curiosity, I can help you find the answers.