Looking to get away from the hustle and bustle and get back to nature! Enjoy the privacy of this custom built 2 story colonial nestled on 11.64 acres of serene wooded mountainside, all while being just minutes to area shopping. Enjoy the quiet tranquility while sitting on the full covered wrap around porch overlooking the landscape below. The front yard has been extended to provide more area for activities, including an outdoor fire pit. A 3 car oversize (and I mean oversize) garage can fit all the cars, toys, and shop area you need. But don't stay outside forever, because the inside checks all of the boxes for what you need in a home. For instance, check out the large kitchen with a two-tiered island complete with cook top, a desk area, and a bright breakfast area, all on ceramic tile flooring. A formal dining room with hardwood flooring is available, yet currently being used as a home office. Then, check out the great room with a wood burning fireplace , built ins, wooden shutters on the windows, a triple french door, ceiling fans and hardwood flooring. The second floor provides a large main bedroom suite with walk-in closet, hardwood flooring, and a large bathroom complete with a 9 foot, 3 bowl vanity sink, a 6 foot jetted Jacuzzi tub with bay window, and a stall shower. 3 additional bedrooms, all with ceiling fans, share the hall bathroom. Yes, this sounds pretty awesome, but wait, there's more! The full basement has been finished for an extra 1200 square feet of living space, yet still has room for storage. And with the attic floored for storage, this home could give the best hoarder a run for their money in trying to run out of storage space. Custom built in 1996, this home features 2x6 exterior walls allowing more insulation than your standard home and the Anderson windows add to the energy efficiency as well. Come see this one today!
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