OPEN TO SHOWINGS AND BACK-UP OFFERS. PROPERTY IS CONTINGENT ON CONTINGENT. Professional Pictures and 3D – Take a look. A true single-story in Spencer’s Crossing, built in 2021, on a corner lot with no neighbor on one side. 2,806 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, plus an office and a 3-car tandem garage with epoxy floors on an 8,712-square-foot lot. New enough that everything is current, lived-in enough to know it all works. The kitchen runs on a full Samsung Cafe suite: a five-burner gas range with griddle, convection oven, counter-depth refrigerator, and a hood venting outside, set against granite counters, a walk-in pantry, and soft-close cabinetry. A built-in nook off the pantry takes a desk or extra storage. The primary suite sits on the opposite end of the house from the other three bedrooms, with dual sinks, a rainfall shower, pre-plumbing for a soaking tub, and a walk-in closet fitted with built-ins. One of the rooms closes behind its own door, so a home office is an office. The systems are the part you feel later. Frontier fiber internet with Ethernet drops in every major room, EV pre-wire in the garage, a Rinnai tankless water heater on gas, dual-pane windows and LED lighting throughout, a Honeywell Wi-Fi thermostat, and fire-suppression sprinklers in the entire home. A Puronics whole-house softener and filtration feeds the taps, an alkaline drinking-water system in the kitchen, and even a filtered exterior hose bib so you can wash a car without water spots. The home carries SunPower solar and a Vivint security system with four exterior cameras and door sensors. Out back is finished, not a promise. A center slider opens from the dining area to a covered patio and a concrete pad built for cookouts, with fenced grass, two 4-by-10 redwood raised garden beds on their own irrigation, and a six-zone Hunter system covering the yard. The concrete-tile roof is the kind that outlasts the mortgage. Spencer’s Crossing brings the pools, clubhouse, fitness center, sport and pickleball courts, playgrounds, and trails. Harvest Hill STEAM Academy sits about a mile away, and the I-215 puts Temecula ten minutes south with a straight line toward South OC. Some images are virtually staged.