5026 Plumstead Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80920
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About this home
Welcome to this meticulously maintained 5-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home offering just under 2,800 square feet of living space in the highly sought-after Fairfax at Briargate neighborhood. Nestled on a desirable corner lot, this home features a fully finished basement complete with a spacious bedroom, full bathroom, and a versatile nook perfect for adding a bar or entertainment area. The main level showcases a bright and open floor plan with a spacious kitchen boasting hardwood floors, brand-new granite countertops, and direct flow into the inviting living room highlighted by a wood-burning fireplace with a classic brick surround. Large windows in both the living and dining rooms flood the spaces with natural light. Upstairs, you’ll find the expansive primary suite featuring a beautiful 5-piece ensuite with brand-new granite countertops and fresh paint, along with three additional bedrooms and a full hallway bathroom. Each bathroom in the home has been refreshed with new granite countertops for a consistent, modern finish. A convenient main-level laundry room and 2-car garage add everyday ease. Enjoy outdoor living with mountain views from one of the upstairs bedrooms, a backyard storage shed, and an oversized patio—perfect for entertaining or relaxing evenings. Recent updates include a brand-new roof (2024) and newer water heater, providing peace of mind for years to come. Situated in one of Colorado Springs’ most established and sought-after neighborhoods, you’ll love being within walking distance to three beautiful parks and top-rated Academy District 20 schools. Shopping, dining, and quick access to both the Powers corridor and I-25 make this location ideal for commuters and those seeking convenience. Don’t miss the chance to call this move-in-ready gem your new home!
Source: PPMLS #5394964
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