New Listing

New listing on the market. 2332 Sundance Street Santa Rosa CA. This home has been loved and cared for by the same family for 53 years. comfort and functionality throughout. French doors of the primary entering to the back deck. The backyard is set up for entertaining. Containing Landscape lights outdoor kitchen and tv.

Thinking about scheduling a private showing? Call or message me:

The Agency

StewartMooreRealEstate@gmail.com

https://www.stewartmoore.realtor

(707) 890-0917

Lic# 02093951

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