Spacious home on dead end culdesac in quiet country community

Spacious and clean 3/2 home in a quiet neighborhood near I-10. Spread out and relax in this large home with many amenities. Enjoy the huge eat-in kitchen that is fully stocked and has a walk-in pantry. There is a large 4-car paved driveway for ample parking adjacent to a culdesac on a dead end road with additional onzstreet overflow parking. Each bedroom has a tv with +100 built-in TV Guide based news, movie, weather, crime, reality, home & food, sports & outdoor, comedy, sci-fi, and more streaming channels and various streaming connected services connected to hoise-wide wifi. Clothes washer dryer, and dishwasher are included in the home. The primary bedroom has a large garden soaking tub and separate shower enclosure. This home is located close to amenities such as Wal-mart, Cinemark Bistro, various main-stream and local-favorate resturants,, Ward 3 public pool, basketball, workout gym, football and baseball fields, hospitals, and city commercial businesses. Located only minutes from Interstate-10 that guests can acess to be anywhere in Lake Charles within 10 - 15 minutes, including the casinos, civic center, lakefront boardwalk, Crying Eagle Brewhouse restaurant, and the newly opened Port Wonder Children's Museum & Nature Center thats all located on the lakefront boardwalk immediately adjacent to the public beach that's an excellent option for families or working professionals to enjoy an entire day of relaxing at the beach, touring the museum, and grabbing a bite to eat at the brewhouse restaurant or Gordon Ramsey Resturant within walking distance or a short drive over the bridge from the beach to the Ceasar's Horsehoe Casino from the beach.

Guest access
All areas of the house and property are available for the guest's use, excluding the storage room located outside on the property.

Please be advised that there is an electronic door lock on the front door that guests can use to easily to enter the house as they come and go that has a built in camera that faces away from the house toward the driveway and street.