115 North 105th Street

Tucked into one of the most desirable pockets of Greenwood, this home puts you a short stroll from the neighborhood's best coffee shops, easy dinners and weekend buzz, with a quiet place of your own to return to. The front door opens onto one uninterrupted main level, where entry, kitchen, dining and living read as a single, easy room. White oak cabinetry runs the length of the kitchen beneath a stainless chimney hood, full tile backsplash, thick quartz island seating three. Whoever's cooking never leaves the conversation, and the continuous sightline lets the space live beyond its footprint. Glass doors open to a fenced paver patio, and a statement fireplace anchors the living area with the kind of warmth that makes a place feel like home. Just off the entry, a tucked-away half bath. Upstairs, the roofline opens. Both bedrooms sit under vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows stacked above picture windows so light arrives at two heights and treetops fill every frame. Each has its own mini-split. Full bath in tile surround with quartz vanity and its own window, plus laundry right on the bedroom level. Heat pump heating and cooling, insulated windows, territorial view, off-street parking. Minutes from Greenwood Avenue's shops and restaurants, Northgate and I-5. Best of all, the home is only a few years old: no repair list, no looming maintenance, just room to settle in and enjoy it.