Perched on more than 6 acres overlooking the surrounding foothills, this 2,655 square foot home gives you the kind of space that makes people stop asking, Where are we going to put that? The answer is: pretty much anywhere.The heart of the home is a large open living area and kitchen designed for real life. There's room to host holidays, entertain friends, spread out projects, or simply enjoy not having everyone stacked on top of each other. The pantry is large enough to make warehouse-store shoppers feel understood, and the downstairs layout provides flexibility that today's buyers are constantly searching for.Three bedrooms are located on the main level, including one featuring wood flooring and a built-in Murphy bed that allows the room to pull double duty whenever needed. The third bedroom makes a great office with extensive built-in shelving that could easily become command central for remote work, homeschooling, collecting books, or organizing the chaos of everyday life.Then there's the upstairs.Instead of squeezing the primary suite into a corner of the house, the entire upper level is devoted to it, creating a true private retreat. The bedroom itself is remarkably large, with enough room for a sitting area in addition to your furnishings. The closet is large enough to house your wardrobe, your seasonal wardrobe, and the wardrobe you swear you'll fit back into someday. The private deck creates a daily excuse to stop what you're doing and admire the view. Even the hall closet is oversized, it's big enough to accommodate a desk.Purchased solar helps keep energy costs in check with a low monthly payment of approximately $86, a welcome bonus when you're enjoying 2,655 square feet of living space. Outside, the acreage offers privacy, elbow room, and possibilities. The three-car garage provides plenty of space for vehicles and projects, while the land gives you the freedom to enjoy the foothill lifestyle without feeling crowded by the world around you.Big views. Big square footage. Big possibilities. Some properties make compromises. This one mostly makes room.
