Behind the gates of San Juan Hills Estates, 31171 Calle Bolero offers a rare blend of privacy, thoughtful design, and sweeping natural beauty. Positioned on a quiet single-loaded street with no front or rear neighbors, this extensively remodeled 5-bedroom, 5-bath home captures unobstructed valley and foothill views from nearly every outdoor living space.
A custom stone and paver driveway and entry set the tone, while a private entry courtyard with fountain, mature queen palms, and drought-tolerant landscaping frame the redesigned grounds. Designed for effortless entertaining, the backyard features an oversized outdoor kitchen with gourmet gas grill, Brazilian Quartzite countertops, matching Quartzite bar and fireplace surround, raised garden beds, dual pergolas with infrared heaters and LED lighting, a large bubbler pot fountain, and a Bullfrog spa.
Inside, freshly painted interiors and luxury wood-style flooring create a warm, cohesive aesthetic. Living spaces are enhanced by custom woodwork, a built-in entertainment center, and a whitewashed stone fireplace. The gourmet kitchen opens to the family room and features shaker cabinetry, stacked tile backsplash, granite countertops, oversized island, and premium SubZero, Viking, and Thermador stainless steel appliances.
The primary suite, redesigned during the 2026 remodel, offers a spa-inspired bath with freestanding soaking tub, double oak vanity with Taj Mahal quartz countertops, champagne bronze fixtures, porcelain tile flooring, scalloped mirrors, and designer sconces. Three bedrooms, including the primary suite, feature en-suite baths. All bedrooms include ceiling fans and recessed lighting, while the updated laundry room offers a farmhouse sink and extensive cabinetry.
Additional upgrades include a full repipe, hot water circulating pump, 220V electrical service in the laundry room and garages, custom under-stair storage, upgraded lighting, and repainted exterior trim and garage doors. Both garages feature built-in cabinetry and overhead storage racks, plus a workbench in the single-car garage. No Mello Roos.
