4344 S Delighted Cir Colorado Springs, CO 80917
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About this home
Welcome to your new home in the beautiful, established Northridge neighborhood! Step out of your car and take in the peace and quiet — this home sits on a spacious corner lot offering both privacy and tranquility. The fully fenced backyard is perfect for entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing outdoors. Inside, you’ll immediately feel the care and pride of ownership from the seller, who lovingly maintained and improved this home over the past sixteen years. Recent updates include: A brand-new driveway An open main-level floor plan Newer windows A new hot water heater Refinished oak hardwood floors New luxury vinyl plank flooring Newer carpet Newly redone kitchen cabinets New switches, outlets, modern lighting and six-panel doors New interior and exterior paint Solar shingles that save approximately $200/month on utilities The bright living room features gleaming 2” oak hardwood floors. Down the hall, you’ll find two main-level bedrooms and a beautifully remodeled full bath with an extra-deep soaking tub — perfect for unwinding after a long day. At the other end of the main level, the spacious kitchen boasts newer stainless and black appliances that any cook will appreciate. Step through to the attached garage and out to the generous backyard — a blank canvas ready for your ideas. Whether you envision a lush lawn, vibrant garden, or play area for kids and pets, there’s plenty of room to make it your own. Down the newly rebuilt red oak staircase, the lower level offers a cozy carpeted family room, a utility area with a new stackable washer/dryer and ample storage, plus two garden-level bedrooms and a remodeled ¾ bath. Conveniently located within walking distance (5–20 minutes) to local schools and just minutes from shopping and dining along Academy Blvd, Powers, and Austin Bluffs, this home truly has it all — comfort, character, and convenience. Come see why this is the perfect place to call home!
Source: PPMLS #1079123
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