This is the Troy home everyone was hoping hit the market this spring!
From the moment you pull up, the curb appeal hits—timeless brick elevation, mature landscaping, and a setting that instantly feels like home. Inside, the layout delivers exactly what today’s buyers want: open, bright, and intentionally designed for both everyday living and entertaining.
The main level features engineered hardwood flooring throughout, a designated dining space off the foyer, and a welcoming living room centered around a gas fireplace. The kitchen is both functional and inviting with granite countertops, tile backsplash, breakfast bar, eat-in area, upgraded cabinetry with crown detail, electric cooktop, and a brand new dishwasher (2026).
The split-bedroom layout offers privacy, with a spacious primary suite featuring a walk-in closet, double vanity, separate shower, and jetted tub. The main-floor laundry suite doubles as a utility and lifestyle space with added cabinetry, shelving, and a built-in coffee bar setup.
Step outside and you’ll see where this home truly separates itself.
The covered composite deck is built for year-round use with pull-down sun shades, an electric heater, and even a projector screen setup—overlooking a fully fenced yard and an expansive patio below designed for hosting, relaxing, and everything in between. This is not just outdoor space… it’s an experience.
The lower level continues to impress with a full bedroom, full bath, and a versatile rec and theater area complete with projector—perfect for game days, movie nights, or creating your own retreat. To take the theater experience even further, the home also includes a Definitive Technology 5X surround sound speaker system with receiver, amplifier, 120-inch screen, projector, and a dedicated home theater reference power center. There’s also ample unfinished space ready for storage, a gym, or future expansion.
With a 3-car garage featuring custom organization, full-house water filtration system, radon mitigation already in place, and a brand-new HVAC system, the big-ticket items are already handled.
This isn’t just another listing—it’s the one that makes everything else feel like a compromise.
