17920 Tom Boy Way Monument, CO 80132
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About this home
Welcome to your Colorado retreat in Woodmoor Lode, perfectly positioned for privacy, convenience, and stunning Front Range views. Set on over a half-acre lot, this 4,238 finished sq ft, 5-bedroom home offers room to live, gather, and enjoy the outdoors with two composite decks and a spacious backyard overlooking the mountains. Step inside to a bright, inviting layout with vaulted ceilings, skylights, and abundant natural light. The main level includes both a large living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a separate family room with its own fireplace and walkout to the back deck. The kitchen features stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous cabinet and counter space, and hardwood flooring. A dedicated office with French doors and a nearby ¾ bath adds ideal functionality for remote work or guests. Upstairs, the owner’s suite delivers spectacular views with private deck access, a walk-in closet, and an ensuite bath complete with dual vanities and an oversized shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom complete the upper level. The finished walkout basement adds even more living space, including a large recreation area with a dry bar and another fireplace, two additional bedrooms, a storage room, and an expansive laundry area. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the large yard, mature trees, paver patio, and the peaceful setting tucked back from Highway 105 while remaining just minutes from Historic Monument, restaurants, shopping, and I-25. Additional highlights include a 3-car attached garage, storage shed, and a brand-new Class IV shingle roof. District 38 schools complete the exceptional value of this property. Experience space, views, and convenience in a truly special Monument location
Source: PPMLS #8661441
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