1632 Derbyshire St Colorado Springs, CO 80910
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About this home
Welcome to this stunning 5BR/4BA home in the desirable Broadmoor View at Spring Creek community! This home offers thoughtfully designed living space as you step inside through a covered front porch into a bright, modern open-concept layout. High ceilings and expansive windows flood the main level with natural light. The inviting Living Room features a cozy fireplace, perfect for Colorado evenings. The eat-in gourmet Kitchen is a chef’s dream—complete with granite countertops, an island with bar seating, a 5-burner gas stove, pantry, abundant cabinetry, and a separate mini-bar area with fridge. The adjoining Dining space opens to a large deck, ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the view. A retractable awning provides shade for summer nights spent outdoors. Also on the main level is a versatile guest bedroom (or office) next to a ¾ bath, as well as a mudroom connecting to the oversized 3-car garage. Luxury vinyl plank flooring extends throughout the main level. Upstairs, the expansive Primary Suite features mountain views, a luxurious 5-piece ensuite bath, and a custom walk-in closet. Two additional generously sized Bedrooms share a full bath, and the upper-level Laundry Room includes custom shelving and front-load washer and dryer. The finished basement offers a large, bright family room with walk-out access to a concrete patio with retractable privacy screens. You'll also find another full bath and a fifth Bedroom—ideal for guests or multigenerational living. Additional highlights include mountain views/AC/pre-wired for hot tub/remainder of 10-year builder warranty/ high end window shades. Minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, with easy access to I-25, Peterson AFB, Ft. Carson, COS Airport, shopping, dining, entertainment, and hiking trails! Vanguard School (an acclaimed public charter school) is just a short drive away. This home truly has it all—style, space, and scenic surroundings--schedule a showing today!
Source: PPMLS #6251430
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