Single Family Detached Yucaipa

Mountain views. Poolside sunsets. Dinner by the fire. Weekends in Oak Glen just up the road. This is Hidden Meadows living. Tucked into one of Yucaipa’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this beautifully remodeled single-story home pairs nearly 3,000 square feet of flexible living space with dramatic architecture, sweeping foothill views, and a backyard designed for year-round entertaining. Soaring vaulted ceilings, skylights, and walls of windows flood the main living spaces with natural light while framing the surrounding foothills. A sunken formal living room and adjoining dining space are anchored by two dramatic raised-hearth tiled fireplaces, while a built-in wet bar creates a natural gathering point. Expansive glass doors blur the line between indoors and out, opening the living spaces to the pool deck and surrounding views. The modernized kitchen combines two-tone cabinetry, stone countertops, breakfast bar, abundant storage, and an oversized walk-in pantry, with an easy flow between indoor and outdoor gathering spaces. The single-story layout offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms, highlighted by an impressive primary retreat with a generous sitting area and direct backyard access. Its remodeled en suite bath feels like a private spa, with a freestanding soaking tub, oversized glass shower, dual vanity, and serene finishes. On the opposite side of the home, a separate bedroom and adjacent bath beyond the kitchen create a flexible setup for guests, extended family, a private office, or multigenerational living. And then there’s the backyard: an expansive pool deck wraps around a sparkling pool and raised spa, with multiple places to lounge, dine, gather, and take in the mountain views. A covered outdoor kitchen and built-in seating make outdoor meals easy, while the oversized deck leaves plenty of room for quiet evenings or full-scale summer pool parties. Beyond the pool, low-maintenance turf, garden space, a chicken coop and small-animal enclosures bring a little of Yucaipa’s semi-rural character home, while a dedicated RV or boat parking pad adds hard-to-find flexibility. And when it’s time to leave home, the orchards, trails, restaurants, cider, and seasonal traditions of Oak Glen are just minutes up the road — close enough to make apple picking, mountain hikes, and cool fall afternoons part of an ordinary weekend.