Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 5907 Peacock Ridge Road

This rare and unique home in walking distance to major school and shopping malls, offers unlimited flexibility and creativity beyond any others you'd find in the Peninsula . Fully renovated in 2022, the house offers stylish updates and latest conveniences throughout the property. With the largest upgrade, it now features a brand new radiant floor heating system in the living room and all major bedrooms , ensuring for an exceptionally cozy winters. The house is designed with separate entrances and kitchens on both levels, allowing for versatile use—whether as a primary residence with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), or the potential to sell the sections independently. Second floor as the main living area, boasts 4bedrooms with 2 full bathrooms. The master bedroom has a bright walk-in closet with a skylight, while the bathroom provides a very roomy layout with modern designer instalment. Skylights are strategically installed throughout the floor to provide nursery-like brightness all day long. Chef's kitchen has an extra-wide cooktop and sink with generously placed cabinets. First floor has 2 beds, separate living room and a kitchen/mini-dinning area that can be transformed into a full range kitchen with only minor upgrades. With separate HVAC system and entrance, this floor is easily transformable into a separate dwelling with complete privacy. The home share a garage wall but still offers the privacy of a single-family living experience, completed with a fenced private yard with multiple entertainment capabilities. Main yard has generous and private lawn with a newly installed gazebo on deck for the whole family to enjoy, while the lower backyard offers private playground fenced with handsomely planted Cypress trees. With newly installed 22 solar panels, EV charger, and Nest thermostat system, the home is not only self-sufficient but future-proof as-well. Invite you and your family to writing the next chapter in this all-round capable home. Your imagination is probably its only limit.