368 Mission Hill Way Colorado Springs, CO 80921
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About this home
Exquisite and beautifully updated 3-bed/3-bath end-unit home offering main level living, award-winning D20 schools, 100+ acres of community open space and trails, and stunning panoramic Pikes Peak and mountain range views! A gracious open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, two gas fireplaces, updated kitchen with hardwood floors and slab granite countertops, main level master suite with attached bath and private deck access, walk-out lower level with expansive family room, main level laundry, oversized 2-car attached garage, and unobstructed peak views all showcase this inviting home. An open great room welcomes you inside with soaring ceilings, a warm fireplace perfect for cool Colorado evenings, and picture windows framing Front Range views. The beautifully updated kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, polished granite, refaced kitchen cabinetry, pantry, and a counter bar for casual dining. The nearby dining area opens to a private composite deck for outdoor living while enjoying sunsets over Pikes Peak. The main level master suite has vaulted ceilings, skylights, a walk-in closet plus linen closet, and private deck access, and the attached master bath features double vanities and a walk-in shower. An additional main level bedroom has access to a full hall bath, and a nearby laundry closet includes a washer and dryer. The finished walk-out lower level boasts a huge family area with a 2nd gas fireplace and a large storage room, and glass doors open to a private patio overlooking open space and mountain ranges. A spacious lower level bedroom with an attached bath allows quiet privacy for family and guests. Other home amenities include new glass doors, ceiling fans, new A/C and water heater (2021-2022), new carpet (2023), newly painted trim/doors, and an unrivaled location minutes from the Air Force Academy, I-25, shopping and restaurants. Exterior maintenance and snow/trash removal are all taken care of by the HOA. This beautiful home is not to be missed!
Source: PPMLS #1005477
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