14581 Narcisse Dr, Corona, CA 92880

This Beautiful Home is located in Eastvale within The Enclave Resort Style Living community. Well maintained and ready for move in. It features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths with a loft. Open floor plan adjoins the family, dining and kitchen areas; making it perfect for entertaining. It boasts 1895 sqft of living space and tons of upgrades throughout, including: Paid off Solar System, Recessed Lighting, Wood Like Tile Flooring throughout 1st floor. Sensor Irrigation Water System for the Side Yard, Drip Sprinkler System for the Front Yard, Dimmer Light Switches, Pre-wired Internet & Wi-Fi, Pre-wired Living room Ceiling Fan, Pre-wired Cell phone charging station in Kitchen, Upgraded Kitchen and Bathrooms with Granite Counters and Tile Floor, Sensor Light Switch in Bathroom, Wood Shutter Blinds, Newer Interior Paint. Master Bedroom with Private En Suite, Seperate Walk-in Shower, Deep Soaking Tub and a Big Walk-in Closet. Ample Parking in front of the house. Property has access to the multiple community amenities including, Clubhouse with Outdoor BBQ Kitchen and Fireplace, Pool and Spa, Playgrounds, Sports Court and the added security of the Gated community. Centrally located, close to shops, Award Winning Schools and easy freeway access. MUST SEE! Utilities: The renter is responsible for paying water, gas, electricity, and sewer. No Smoking: Smoking is not allowed on the premises. No Pets: Pets are not allowed. RENTER is responsible for the following: Watering plants Ensuring that any garden beds, trees, or plants receive adequate water. Trimming bushes or hedges Keeping shrubs and plants trimmed and not overgrown. Weeding Removing weeds from garden beds or pathways. Raking leaves In the fall, clearing fallen leaves from lawns and other areas. Sweeping or cleaning hard surfaces Ensuring walkways, driveways, or patios are clear of debris. General tidiness Keeping the yard looking presentable and free from clutter. Additionally, 1. Pay Rent on Time Responsibility: A key expectation is paying rent promptly, as agreed in the lease. Consistent late payments can lead to penalties and damage the landlord-tenant relationship. 2. Respect Property and Neighbors Cleanliness: Renters should keep the rental property clean and well-maintained, not only for their own comfort but to ensure it remains in good condition for future tenants. Noise Control: Being mindful of noise, especially in shared spaces or multi-unit buildings, is important to maintain a peaceful environment for everyone. Avoiding Damage: Renters should avoid making permanent alterations to the property (like painting walls without permission) and should repair any damage they cause. 3. Follow Lease Terms Adherence to Rules: Renters should follow all rules outlined in the lease agreement, including restrictions on smoking, pets, or subletting. Respecting Property Use: Renters should use the property as intended typically for residential purposes and not engage in illegal activities. 4. Maintain Open Communication Reporting Issues Promptly: If there are maintenance or safety issues, renters should notify the landlord or property management right away. This includes plumbing issues, electrical problems, or appliance malfunctions. Cooperating with Inspections or Repairs: Renters should allow access for inspections or repairs with reasonable notice as required by the lease. 5. Take Care of the Yard/Exterior (If Applicable) Lawn Care: If the rental includes a yard, the renter may be responsible for mowing, weeding, depending on the lease agreement. Exterior Maintenance: Renters should maintain any outdoor spaces in a tidy condition, ensuring that they don't cause damage to the property (like not parking in grass or blocking pathways). 6. Respect Privacy and Security Security: Renters should take reasonable steps to secure the property (e.g., locking windows and doors when leaving). Privacy: Renters should respect the privacy of others in the building and ensure their own privacy is respected. Landlords typically must give notice before entering the rental property. 7. Proper Disposal of Waste Trash and Recycling: Renters should adhere to local waste disposal regulations, including separating recyclables and disposing of trash properly. Pest Control: Renters should take steps to prevent infestations (keeping food sealed, not leaving trash in common areas) and report pest issues promptly. 8. Be Accountable for Guests Guest Policy: Renters should follow any guest policies in the lease agreement (e.g., not allowing long-term guests without permission). Respect for Other Tenants: In multi-unit dwellings, renters should ensure their guests do not disturb neighbors. 9. End of Lease Responsibilities Cleaning and Condition: Renters should leave the rental property in a clean and good condition when moving out. This includes patching any holes in the walls, cleaning carpets, and removing personal items. Returning Keys and Fobs: Renters should return all keys, access cards, or garage openers as per the lease agreement.