Discover Lomas Serenas, Escondido
If you live in Escondido, you probably already have visited the beautiful homes in the community of Lomas Serenas. Located west of the Interstate 15 freeway, the neighborhood of Lomas Serenas is close to the Westfield North County Fair shopping center, scenic Felicita and Kit Carson Parks, and Lake Hodges.
Homes in Lomas Serenas are sprawling single-family residences, many with huge yards, swimming pools, built-in backyard barbecues, and lake views.
There is a wide range of sales prices and architectural styles for homes in Lomas Serenas. Many of the homes–especially those with large square footage, several bedrooms, and a lovely view–can command prices over one million dollars.
Check out the video of Lomas Serenas below. Then, if you are interested in taking a tour of Lomas Serenas or any of the wonderful communities in Escondido, San Marcos, Rancho Bernardo, or if you’re looking for Escondido property management services please do not hesitate to contact the agents at Broadpoint Properties.
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