342 Mission Hill Way Colorado Springs, CO 80921
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Location, open space, and Pikes Peak views all in D20 Gleneagle! This beautiful, updated home has many upgrades including two new composite decks with mountain and greenspace views, new carpet and interior paint, updated can lighting, bedroom ceiling fans, vinyl windows, a Radon mitigation system, and the HVAC and gas fireplace were serviced last month. You will love the updated kitchen with abundant storage open to the dining area and living room with a gas fireplace. The dining area has a walkout to the main level composite deck with iron railing. The primary and 2nd bedroom/office are on the second level each with their own private bathroom. The primary bedroom has a large walk-in closet and its own private deck with mountain and open space views. The third bedroom is in the basement along with a game room/study, and another 3/4 bath. There is an attached two car garage and plenty of parking for guests. Complex is pet friendly (check HOA guidelines). The complex has beautiful xeriscaped common space with walking paths, park style benches, and picnic table. The open space out the back door is owned and maintained by the Gleneagle Civic Association, the HOA for the surrounding houses. The open space is over 100 acres with maintained trails available to walk, run, bike, & walk the dog on. Gleneagle townhomes are in the center of Gleneagle minutes away from the Academy and I-25. This is a unique opportunity to live in a beautiful turn-key townhome that backs to open space with unobstructed mountain views in quiet Gleneagle, a community that is close to all that Northgate and Monument have to offer with tons of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment right around the corner. Watch the Air Force Academy jets during graduation from your deck!
Source: PPMLS #4122227
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