7421 Sebastian, Jurupa Valley, CA 92509

Back on the market, through no fault of the sellers. Don't let this one slip by 7421 Sebastian has the kind of character you just can't manufacture. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Jurupa Valley, this beautifully updated single story home delivers the kind of authentic midcentury architecture that design enthusiasts dream about: soaring exposed wood beam ceilings, dramatic floor to ceiling brick fireplaces in both the living room and family room, and a vaulted skylight kitchen that floods the heart of the home with natural light. Built in 1960 and thoughtfully updated over the last decade, the 1,855 sq ft layout offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across a single level, ideal for easy living. Rich wood flooring runs throughout, and the open concept flow between the kitchen, living, and family rooms makes the space feel expansive and welcoming. The kitchen features granite countertops, abundant cabinetry, and a center island perfect for the home chef who wants function without sacrificing style. Both bathrooms have been stylishly updated, with the hall bath enhanced by its own skylight. The dedicated indoor laundry room impresses with floor to ceiling white cabinetry and a full folding counter, a practical luxury rarely found at this price point. Step outside to a private backyard retreat complete with artificial turf, a large covered patio built for weekend entertaining. From the front of the home, panoramic city and valley views stretch across the hillside, a scenic backdrop that makes everyday moments feel special. Additional highlights include solar panels, dual pane windows, central heat and air, an attached two car garage, and a large custom storage shed with workshop potential. The elevated cul-de-sac setting offers a tranquil, private feel while keeping you minutes from shopping, dining, freeway access, and outdoor recreation. This is a rare home that offers genuine architectural character, modern efficiency, and room to truly live. Come experience it in person, it photographs beautifully, but it lives even better.