170 Huntington Beach Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80921
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Beautiful stucco 2-story in coveted Gleneagle/Northgate and District 20! This quiet retreat sits on a spacious lot on a cul-de-sac and backs to open space, offering a peaceful and private rear yard. A rare main-floor primary suite provides convenience and privacy. Inside, you’ll find a spacious main-level office and a formal dining room with bay window views. The upgraded kitchen features modern finishes, granite countertops, refinished cabinetry, a newer sink and faucet, under-cabinet lighting, pull-out drawers, a gas cooktop island, and a full wall of pantry space. The remodeled 5-piece master bath is a luxurious retreat. Approximately 1,200 sq. ft. of bamboo flooring spans the main level, while the laundry and half bath feature new porcelain tile floors. Some newer carpet with upgraded pad adds comfort, and the walk-in master closet includes a custom organizer system. The open family great room is perfect for entertaining with a cozy fireplace, and a pool table that stays. Newer Samsung mini-split heating and cooling systems on the main level offer added efficiency. Upstairs bedrooms are generous, each with bonus attic rooms for extra storage or hobby space. The oversized, heated 3-car garage includes high ceilings, is fully sheet rocked with added lighting, and has a workshop area plus a convenient dog kennel with outdoor access. A full-length crawlspace offers excellent storage. Radiant heating keeps things cozy in winter, and an attic fan cools the home on summer nights. Step outside to enjoy the large patio, gazebo, hot tub, and quiet open space views. The home is surrounded by mature trees and xeriscaped landscaping that enhance curb appeal year-round. Located minutes from the Air Force Academy, I-25, top-rated schools, golf, trails, shopping, dining, and medical facilities—this home blends tranquility with convenience. Colorado living at its best!
Source: PPMLS #5155332
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