The story
I could call this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. But a good house doesn’t need that kind of pressure. This 1994 two-story in Hill Creek sits on a cul-de-sac where the street runs out of reasons to keep going. Sometimes, that’s the selling point. Inside, approximately 1,730 square feet gives each part of the day a place to land. Vaulted ceilings open up the living room. The kitchen has an island, large pantry, and eating nook for dinners that never make it to the dining room. Separate living and family rooms let one person follow the game while another finishes a conversation. In the gray months, the gas fireplace earns its keep. Upstairs, the primary suite has a private bath and walk-in closet. Out back, a fully fenced yard and oversized patio leave room to plant something, grill something, or sit down long enough to forget what you were supposed to be doing. Then there’s the garage. Three attached bays, because parking inside shouldn’t require giving up every hobby you have. RV parking space adds options on the 8,076-square-foot lot. Nearby parks and walking trails invite a change of scenery, with shopping and freeway access within reach. Come walk through it. Step onto the patio and consider what you’d do with that third garage bay. The best part may be how easily you can picture an ordinary day here.
