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The Carson is a two-story home that feels right at home in Red Hill's quiet corner of Coalville. Red Hill has always been part of Coalville's landscape - a familiar formation locals have looked up at for generations. Now it's lending its name to a community built in its shadow, where the Carson fits naturally. At up to four bedrooms and three and a half baths, the Carson is designed for real life. The open layout connects living areas effortlessly, making it easy for family and friends to settle in. The kitchen is built for those who love to cook - top-of-the-line appliances and generous counter space throughout. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms offer room to unwind, with a master suite and private en-suite bath anchoring the upper floor. Step outside and the community picks up where the home leaves off. Spread across 154 acres, Red Hill's first phase brings 31 homesites framed by two-rail wooden fencing along Hoytsville Road - a quiet nod to the farms and ranches that shaped this valley. Pocket parks, a sledding hill, trails, and a pavilion give neighbors room to breathe, and a direct connection to the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail opens up 28 miles of countryside. Echo Reservoir is less than ten minutes down the road. A town kind of place. And that's exactly the point.

The Carson is a two-story home that feels right at home in Red Hill's quiet corner of Coalville. Red Hill has always been part of Coalville's landscape - a familiar formation locals have looked up at for generations. Now it's lending its name to a community built in its shadow, where the Carson fits naturally. At up to four bedrooms and three and a half baths, the Carson is designed for real life. The open layout connects living areas effortlessly, making it easy for family and friends to settle in. The kitchen is built for those who love to cook - top-of-the-line appliances and generous counter space throughout. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms offer room to unwind, with a master suite and private en-suite bath anchoring the upper floor. Step outside and the community picks up where the home leaves off. Spread across 154 acres, Red Hill's first phase brings 31 homesites framed by two-rail wooden fencing along Hoytsville Road - a quiet nod to the farms and ranches that shaped this valley. Pocket parks, a sledding hill, trails, and a pavilion give neighbors room to breathe, and a direct connection to the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail opens up 28 miles of countryside. Echo Reservoir is less than ten minutes down the road. A town kind of place. And that's exactly the point.