The story
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Fifteen-plus private acres unfold across two mountains near Sweetwater - creek on one side, spring water on the other, and long-range views that change with every season. This isn't a spec-built house; it's a three-year-old custom home where the owner refused to let a single detail be ''good enough.'' Step inside and cathedral pine ceilings pull your eye straight up, while Pella Impervia windows (rated to withstand 168mph winds) frame the mountains like they were hung there on purpose. Every wall is spray-foam sealed, every bulb is LED, and the Hardie board exterior comes with a lifetime paint warranty - this place was built to be lived in for decades, not flipped in five years. Two true en-suite bedrooms give real privacy on both ends of the home. At night, the 42'' wood-burning fireplace - set in one-piece leathered black granite under a solid black walnut mantle - throws enough heat to carry the whole house until morning. Step out onto nearly 800 square feet of covered deck for a quiet coffee no matter the weather. A fully furnished guest house sits tucked into its own corner of the property - kitchen, full bath, private utilities, its own yard - ready for family, guests, or income the day you close. A 386-foot well and natural springs mean water security most properties can only advertise on paper. The land itself qualifies for greenbelt tax treatment and holds real development or income upside for the right buyer. This one comes substantially furnished - walk in, and most of what you see stays. Serious inquiries only, by private appointment.
