5071 Farris Creek Ct Colorado Springs, CO 80924
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Show off your new solar-powered home! On a quiet Cordera cul de sac, this two-story Keller Home has 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and a walkout basement! Enjoy covered front porch and Pikes Peak view from front yard. Main level features great room with wood floor, fireplace, and walk-out to deck with mountain view. Kitchen communicates perfectly with living and dining spaces across island with bartop seating. Enjoy gas range, granite, stainless, pantry, and sink overlooking back yard. Front room beside entry could be sitting room, study, or formal dining. Primary suite has vaulted ceiling, five-piece bath, and walk-in closet. The upper-level junior suite is a special feature – a second bedroom with attached full bath and walk-in closet! Third and fourth bedrooms, third full bath, and laundry room are upstairs too. Awesome walk-out basement could be movie room, gym, or family room, plus fifth bedroom and bathroom. Walk out to well-manicured, fenced yard with raised garden bed, trampoline, and sidewalk to front gate. Have a taste for the exceptional? The 22-panel solar array has produced about 12,400kW per year, enough to power household and vehicles. Brand new carpet, and newly refinished wood floor. Class IV roof installed 2024. Appliances installed 2023. Your healthy home has whole-house water filtration and 2023 furnace with air purifier and humidifier. Built-in trimlight exterior lighting, Smart smoke and CO detectors, and Ring security system. Insulated 24ft deep garage has 11ft ceilings optimized for storage, Level 2 Tesla charger, and additional EV outlet. Composite deck new in 2022, basement wired for surround sound, central A/C, and auto-sprinklers. Don’t lift a finger - head straight to the pool! Trail leads to Cordera Center with pool, gym, and fitness classes. This great neighborhood has unique parks and paths throughout, and premier Academy District 20 schools. Convenient to Powers, I-25, and new shops and restaurants. Get ready to move in! ASSUMABLE LOAN
Source: PPMLS #1636674
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