230 Bever Ln SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52403

There are homes that sit on a lot, and there are homes that own their setting. This one owns it. Tucked on just under an acre in one of Cedar Rapids' most established southeast-side neighborhoods, 230 Bever Ln SE offers the space, the privacy, and the mature landscape of a property that simply cannot be replicated closer to town. Seven covered stalls across two garages, 4,666 finished square feet, and a location that puts top-rated schools, premier shopping and dining, the Sac & Fox Trail, and Indian Creek all within minutes. You get the quiet without the distance. An O'Dell Construction original, owned and cared for by the same family since the day it was built, this home offers room for every version of how you want to live, from quiet mornings to full houses and everything in between. Walk through the front door and the scale of it is immediately clear. Ceilings rise to dramatic vaults in the rooms where it matters and hold a comfortable nine feet everywhere else. The living room is large enough to seat a crowd around the gas fireplace framed in black marble and still feel open. The formal dining room is a proper room in every sense, large enough for the table that seats everyone and finished with the kind of detail that makes hosting feel effortless. Natural light pours through the arched windows that appear throughout the home, giving every room the same warmth and character. From where you stand in the living room you can see straight through to the kitchen, the sunroom beyond it, and the deck and yard through the glass. This home flows the way a well-designed home should. The kitchen was built for people who actually cook. Two wall ovens, a gas cooktop island with seating, counter space that never runs out, and a walk-in pantry large enough to be genuinely useful. It opens without interruption into the sunroom, a vaulted, light-filled room wrapped in windows on three sides with sliding doors to the deck. It is the kind of space that becomes the center of daily life without anyone planning it that way. Off the main living area, a vaulted office with its own arched window makes working from home something you might actually look forward to. The primary suite is set away from the rest of the home with intention. A generous bedroom with backyard views, a walk-in closet built out with custom shelving and a window bench, and a bath with a jetted corner tub positioned to look out into the trees and a large doorless shower. Main floor laundry and a half bath keep daily life running without a second thought. The carpet throughout has been pet-free since installation, something buyers notice and appreciate. Now for what separates this property from everything else you will see. The Sattler Construction addition connects to the main home through the interior hallway, with a half bath just steps away, and has its own private entrance to the outside. Inside, over 1,000 square feet of open living space anchors around a fully built out bar with an island, seating, a refrigerator, and everything needed to host without ever leaving the property. There is room here for a pool table, a lounge, a game area, and still space left over. Connected enough for everyday use, private enough to stand completely on its own. What it becomes is entirely up to you. Beneath the addition sits a four-car drive-under garage. Combined with the attached three-stall, that is seven covered stalls across two garages. Room for the cars, the boat, the camper, the workshop, and anything else that deserves a proper home. The walkout lower level is finished throughout with a rec room, two bedrooms each with walk-in closets, and two full baths. A third conforming bedroom is already framed with egress windows in place and all the right bones. Finish it to your own taste and the lower level becomes a three bedroom floor in its own right. A whole-home generator, irrigation system, security system, and central vacuum run quietly in the background. Outside, a deck, mature evergreens, and a yard that feels more like a private park than a suburban lot, all on just under an acre in a neighborhood worth staying in. Homes like this are not built anymore and rarely come available. Come see it for yourself.