3725 Everglade Ave, Clovis, CA 93619

Welcome to the Artist's House. This Cypress model is a spacious 2,521 sq. ft. Leo Wilson home in the desirable Rivage neighborhood of Harlan Ranch. This beautifully designed residence features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an open-concept Great Room with vaulted ceilings and crown moulding, ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Highlights include owned solar (NEM 2 - 2022), newer HVAC system (2025) and tankless water heater (2025), and beautifully landscaped front and backyards designed by an artistic owner. Enjoy a private courtyard with wrought-iron gate and a stunning backyard pre-wired for a hot tub. The chef's kitchen offers Kitchen Craft cabinetry with Mocha glazing, granite countertops, large island, pantry, convection oven, GE Profile hood, a newer gas cooktop (2025) and microwave (2025). The primary suite features vaulted ceiling and a spacious walk-in closet. Bedroom #4 is currently used as a home office with built-in desk and cabinets. Additional features include window shutters, ceiling fans throughout, water softener, new pendant light at the hallway, new chandeliers at Kitchen and Nook, and a 3-car garage with built-in cabinets. Harlan Ranch offers parks, paseos, trails, community center, and a junior Olympic-size pool, all within top-rated Clovis Unified schools and minutes from HWY 168, Clovis Community Medical Center, shopping, and dining.Schedule your private showing today before this beautiful home is sold! The Artist's House written by Ryan Griffith, the homeowner's son:<span style="font-size: 10pt;">"My father was an art teacher and an accomplished painter, ceramicist, and craftsman. Among his many projects, he worked on large, commissioned sculptures that are now part of The Duncan Ceramics Building in Fresno. Perhaps his greatest talent was landscaping, where he used flowers and trees to paint the landscape in beautiful palettes of color, choreographing trees and flowers for maximum spring and fall color, so every year you will see super blooms of brilliant reds, violets, and yellows. My father also placed every stone on this property, crafted every walkway, and even constructed the waterfall to offer the comforting sounds of water running over stones. This backyard was a labor of love crafted by an artist for his family."</span>