Rambler/Ranch

Welcome to Sierra Estates: Where the Driveways Are Full of Trucks & Trailers That Cost More Than the First House Stop scrolling. You found it - the home your wife already screenshotted and sent to her sisters with seventeen exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(Did you count them?) At 3,400-ish square feet, this 6-bed, 4-bath beauty is built for the kind of family that takes up a whole pew plus a folding chair. LOCATION. Walk to every school K-12 plus Lake Mountain Charter, so the carpool line won't steal an hour of your morning. One street off the parade route and right by Neptune Park, where the carnival rolls in every year - close enough the kids can walk over and beg for ride tokens while you "supervise" from a camp chair with a 44-ounce dirty Dr Pepper, extra coconut cream. Inside, it's cleaner than a chapel before stake conference. Vaulted great room with a fireplace, high-end quartz, and cabinets that go ALL the way to the ceiling. Main-floor primary suite (no stairs after soccer, dance, piano, and three back-to-back callings), with double sinks, a euro shower, and a soaker tub deep enough to drown out the kids fighting. Downstairs: 9-foot ceilings, fully finished, three more big bedrooms, two baths, a family room for Friday movie night, and a Harry-Potter nook under the stairs the kids will fight over. Room for the home gym nobody uses and the Cricut empire that takes over by spring. And the garage - oh, the garage. Fully finished, epoxied floors so shiny you could eat green Jell-O off them, and more RV parking than the KOA (it has 30-amp hookups). Bring the camp trailer, the Lake Powell boat, and side by side, we got room for them all! Best of all, you live where it all goes down - quiet street, parade a block South, carnival a block to the West. This one won't last - it'll be under contract faster than a Chick-Fil-A line Monday Morning. Swing by the open house Saturday, June 13th from 12:301:30, and come see it before grandma buys it in cash and turns it into the family compound. Trust me - this one's a flippin' keeper.

Welcome to Sierra Estates: Where the Driveways Are Full of Trucks & Trailers That Cost More Than the First House Stop scrolling. You found it - the home your wife already screenshotted and sent to her sisters with seventeen exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(Did you count them?) At 3,400-ish square feet, this 6-bed, 4-bath beauty is built for the kind of family that takes up a whole pew plus a folding chair. LOCATION. Walk to every school K-12 plus Lake Mountain Charter, so the carpool line won't steal an hour of your morning. One street off the parade route and right by Neptune Park, where the carnival rolls in every year - close enough the kids can walk over and beg for ride tokens while you "supervise" from a camp chair with a 44-ounce dirty Dr Pepper, extra coconut cream. Inside, it's cleaner than a chapel before stake conference. Vaulted great room with a fireplace, high-end quartz, and cabinets that go ALL the way to the ceiling. Main-floor primary suite (no stairs after soccer, dance, piano, and three back-to-back callings), with double sinks, a euro shower, and a soaker tub deep enough to drown out the kids fighting. Downstairs: 9-foot ceilings, fully finished, three more big bedrooms, two baths, a family room for Friday movie night, and a Harry-Potter nook under the stairs the kids will fight over. Room for the home gym nobody uses and the Cricut empire that takes over by spring. And the garage - oh, the garage. Fully finished, epoxied floors so shiny you could eat green Jell-O off them, and more RV parking than the KOA (it has 30-amp hookups). Bring the camp trailer, the Lake Powell boat, and side by side, we got room for them all! Best of all, you live where it all goes down - quiet street, parade a block South, carnival a block to the West. This one won't last - it'll be under contract faster than a Chick-Fil-A line Monday Morning. Swing by the open house Saturday, June 13th from 12:301:30, and come see it before grandma buys it in cash and turns it into the family compound. Trust me - this one's a flippin' keeper.