4180 Slice Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80922
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Stunning Curb Appeal Meets Comfortable Elegance in This Immaculate 4-Bed, 3-Bath Gem! Step into a beautifully maintained home that blends style, space, and functionality. With central air, a 2-car garage, and thoughtful design throughout, this residence is ready to impress. Inside, you're greeted by a formal dining room, perfect for hosting or easily adaptable as a flexible living space. The spacious kitchen is a true centerpiece, featuring recessed lighting, a stylish backsplash, granite countertops, a center island, pantry, and stainless appliances, all included, along with the washer and dryer. The kitchen opens seamlessly to the dining area and family room, where you'll find a cozy corner gas fireplace and ceiling fan for year-round comfort. The main-level primary bedroom has carpeting, a dramatic 15-foot ceiling with fan, and an oversized bay window overlooking the backyard. It’s paired with a very nice adjoining 5-piece bath! Upstairs is a loft and three additional bedrooms, all carpeted and equipped with ceiling fans that share a bathroom with granite countertops. And for those who love to entertain or unwind, the unfinished basement includes a pool table that stays with the home. Relax on the very nice deck in the fenced back yard! Front and back sprinkler system does the work foy you! Located in Springs Ranch in a residential area known for its quiet street and proximity to the Powers Corridor which offers a wide range of shopping, dining and everyday conveniences! A residential area known for its quiet streets and proximity to the Powers corridor, which offers a wide range of shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. You’ll Find Grocery Stores, restaurants, and retail centers just a short drive away!
Source: PPMLS #7470356
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