Every Room You Wished Your Last House Had.

Most houses stop at the living room. This one keeps going. Walk in under 9′ ceilings, past a separate dining room and the office, and the main level opens into one long run of kitchen, family room and sunroom, with light coming in from three sides.

The kitchen is built for the whole household at once: 42″ cabinetry, white counters, a tiled backsplash, a built-in cooktop under a chimney hood, a wall oven and microwave stacked at eye level, and a center island big enough to seat four while someone cooks.

Upstairs, the loft gives everyone a second place to land before you reach the four bedrooms and their walk-in closets. The laundry room is up here too, steps from the bedrooms instead of two flights down.

Add the hobby room, a full basement waiting for your plans, an extended garage bay for the kayaks or the workbench, and a lawn sprinkler system that waters itself. Built in 2022, it has the finishes buyers want without the build-out wait.

Outside, the house sits on a corner homesite with pond views, and Grande Park’s clubhouse, pool, trails, playgrounds, courts and athletic fields are part of the neighborhood.