57 Calle Akelia, San Clemente, CA 92673

Welcome to Talega Oasis, a peaceful 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in San Clemente's Talega community. Surrounded by rolling hills, this home offers both privacy and a relaxed, resort-style setting ideal for families or anyone seeking comfortable temporary housing. Inside the Home: The main floor features a front family room with a TV, a formal dining area, and a kitchen that opens to the living room perfect for everyday gatherings. A convenient powder room is located downstairs. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes a large soaking tub with a TV above it, a walk-in closet, an adjustable bed for personalized comfort, and a private balcony with hillside views. Bedroom 2 has a twin bed, while bedrooms 3 and 4 each have full-sized beds. Every bedroom has its own TV. A second full bathroom and the laundry room are also located upstairs. Outdoor Living: The backyard is built for relaxation and entertainment. Enjoy a built-in BBQ, outdoor TV, and multiple seating areas, including a large fire pit for cool evenings. The grassy area in front provides extra space for kids or pets to play. The Area: Located within the sought-after Talega community, you'll find walking trails, golf, and local parks nearby. The neighborhood is quiet, family-friendly, and just a short drive from downtown San Clemente and the beach. *No garage access for guests. Driveway and street parking available. - Minimum lease term is 30 days. - Renters staying for more than 4 weeks are required to schedule mid-stay cleanings. - As part of your reservation, you will be required to purchase insurance through Truvi. After your reservation is confirmed, you will receive an email with a link to choose from one of the options offered by Truvi. This is a mandatory step to ensure coverage during your stay. - Dogs are considered. If approved, a one-time pet fee of $200/pet and refundable pet security deposit of $3,000 is required. - The homeowner covers utility costs; however, if there is proof of excessive usage, tenants may be responsible for the overage.