When pride of ownership and quality craftsmanship come together the result is a beautiful thing! Nestled in University West Subdivision this home looks great from the street, the curb appeal is definitely high, but a further investigation through the yard and the inside reveal how special of a home this really is. The sellers have lived in the home since it was 8 years young but have basically turned it into a brand new house through their course of ownership. They set to work over the first ten years redoing the kitchen, replacing windows, paving the driveway and installing an HRV. In early 2002 they built an addition that includes an oversized third car garage with mezzanine space above and an office that is accessible from the master suite. Since then the house has only gotten better and now represents the best of what a well loved, well kept home can offer. The grounds are immaculate with a lush full lawn, flowers, an entry porch large enough for sitting and relaxing and that is just the front yard. The backyard benefits from a brand new cedar fence, a covered back porch, greenhouse, shed and playhouse and a paver patio that has a door to the inside hot tub room. The interior of the home is beautifully staged and all surfaces have been redone, refinished or refreshed. As you walk through its quite obvious that the laminate flooring, carpet, bathrooms, paint, kitchen appliances, etc, are new and look and feel great. There are other updates that are harder to see as well, though, that go along with the HRV and windows for energy savings like additional insulation in the roof to R-60 and a Buderus (read: top of the line) boiler in the garage. The garage doors are even new! It is the cozy touches throughout, like gas plumbed fireplaces in the living room and office, that make this so much more than a typical lot, typical property, typical house; it is a place to laugh, a place to be safe, a place to love, a place to call home.
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