The story
Imagine this. Coming home, down a private dead-end street lined with firs and cedars, where you can sense quiet and privacy. On a fenced quarter acre, with territorial views that run past two neighbors who cannot build any higher. The kitchen is the tell. Quartz so stunning it looks like quartzite, but without the maintenance. A pot filler over the range, brushed gold on new shaker cabinets, an island with a drawer microwave and seating for two. Both baths were renovated with the same care, penny tile in one that reads like light moving over water, textured stylish tile with accent lighting to bring out the detail in the other. The same stunning counters carried through each bath. It’s the details throughout that speak to the care. Every closet lights itself when you open it, including the linen closet, cat6 cabling throughout, even varied accent lighting throughout, right down to the curtain rods already hung. The garage is vaulted, insulated, and deep enough for two full-size pickups with room left for a workbench. The driveway holds another six cars. New 200-amp panel, new water heater, new furnace already plumbed for AC, new roof in 2025. McMicken Heights Park is half a mile west, Angle Lake swims all summer, and light rail, I-5 and the airport all sit inside ten minutes.
