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If you’ve been looking for something that feels upgraded, intentional, and still gives you space to breathe… this is it. This fully renovated three bedroom, two bathroom home was built in 2016 and sits on 4.78 acres of usable land, zoned for farm animals and complete with a pond. It’s private, it’s peaceful, and it’s the kind of property that gives you options. Inside, every detail has been elevated. You’ll notice the custom wood accents and archways right away. They add warmth and character without feeling overdone. The kitchen is a standout with two-tone cabinetry, floating shelves, and a layout that actually works. Tucked just behind it is a full butler’s pantry with a second sink, second refrigerator, and serious storage. It keeps the main kitchen clean and functional while giving you space to prep, host, or just spread out. Two of the bedrooms feature oversized walk-in closets that feel more like dressing rooms. The bathrooms are finished with high-end tile work and clean, modern design that feels fresh and timeless. There’s also a dedicated laundry and utility room, because practical spaces matter too. One of my favorite features is the bonus room. It’s large enough to be a fourth bedroom, office, home gym, media room, hobby space, whatever you need it to be. It gives this home flexibility that a lot of properties just don’t have. Outside, you’ve got nearly five acres to enjoy. Zoned for farm animals, so bring the horses, chickens, or start that garden you’ve been talking about. The pond adds charm and makes the whole property feel established and peaceful. A detached two-car garage gives you extra storage and workspace, separate from the main house. This is one of those properties that feels put together. The finishes are high-end. The land is usable. The layout makes sense. And you get the rare combination of luxury inside and freedom outside. It’s polished without being fussy. Private without being remote. And ready for someone who wants space without sacrificing style.
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