59 Thomson Lane

Copperopolis, CA 95228

Welcome to your dream Lake Lodge home! This stunning 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom property boasts 3,079 square feet of comfortable living space, accompanied by a 700-square-foot ADU on the bottom floor with brand-new tile. There is another 120 square foot room that is unfinished. Perfectly designed for family and guests, this Great Lake Lodge offers an unparalleled living experience in the serene community of Tulloch Shores. Interior Features: Main Floor has Italian Porcelain Tile for an elegant and durable finish. Kitchen has Newly remodeled cabinets less than five years old and brand-new appliances. The upstairs features new carpet with new bathroom tile. Equipped with a new AC unit and modern toilets. Energy Efficiency 20-panel leased solar system to reduce your carbon footprint and energy bills. Exterior Deck has new tiled for outdoor entertainment and relaxation. An additional Lot South of the property is included with the sale of the house (APN: 064-039-003), spanning 0.13 acres, ensuring maximum privacy. Scenic Views to the north, where you can enjoy a peaceful park with a sizable pond and waterfall, (currently not running) with no visible neighbors on either side. Nestled in the picturesque Tulloch Shores with easy boat ramp access to the beautiful Lake Tulloch. No neighbors on either side, providing a secluded and serene environment. Perfect for Families and Guests This property is more than just a home; it's a lifestyle. With its spacious layout, modern upgrades, and unique location, it offers everything you need for comfortable living and memorable gatherings. Don't miss out on this exceptional property in Tulloch Shores. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and experience the beauty and tranquility of this Great Lake Lodge.

This is an Pending listing.

Broker Office Phone Number: 209-694-8077

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