Listing courtesy of Northwest First Realtors.
Welcome in, where timeless craftsman character meets thoughtful modern engineering. This 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home combines traditional charm with unmatched amenities. Warmth begins underfoot—genuine three-quarter-inch hand-scraped hickory floors flow throughout, while heated tile graces the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry. Custom knotty hickory cabinetry adds rich texture at every turn. The primary retreat impresses with a curbless shower w/multiple zone heads for a spa-like relaxation experience. A four-zone heating/cooling system tailors the temperature room by room. The living room's gas fireplace continues to burn during power outages. Clever storage abounds: double-door pantries with pull-out can shelving, a wraparound office desk. The garage has a soaring 16'x14' door, climate-controlled wine room, floor drain with sump pump, pre-installed in-floor heating zones, plus loft storage. Outside, covered RV parking plumbed for sewer and equipped with 50-amp service. Unwind on the private fenced patio, complete with a covered hot tub, sitting area, and pre-plumbed fountain feature. The covered patio doubles as a second-floor deck framing spectacular sunsets, while a gravel fire pit invites evening gatherings. Future-ready details include 400-amp service, solar and generator prep, security wiring, and eave outlets for holiday lights. Just a short distance from Field View Park, this one-of-a-kind home seamlessly blends heritage and innovation. Schedule your private tour today.
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