555 Hidden Marsh Rd Monument, CO 80132
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Discover unparalleled comfort and style in this stunning 4,706 SF home perfectly situated on a serene 1/2 acre+ lot in the coveted Woodmoor community of Monument. Built in 1985 and thoughtfully updated, this 6 bedroom, 4 bathroom home blends timeless charm with modern upgrades, offering an ideal setting for living, entertaining or quiet relaxation. Step inside to a warm and inviting interior featuring brand new carpet throughout and two cozy fireplaces - one on the main level and another in the luxurious master bedroom, creating a perfect ambiance. The newly remodeled showers in the bathrooms boast contemporary finishes, elevating daily routines to a span-like experience. A finished basement adds versatile living space, complete with a dry sauna, wet bar, and walkout. The exterior shines with fresh paint and exceptional outdoor spaces, including a new composite deck for effortless entertaining and a serene view of one of Woodmoor’s meadow common areas. Additionally, a secondary wood deck and concrete patio have been recently completed for additional leisure and enjoyment of this park-like setting. The large covered front porch welcomes you to enjoying peaceful mornings surrounded by Woodmoor's natural beauty. Nestled on a quiet cut-de-sac, the serene half-acre lot offers privacy, mature trees, scrub oak and ample space for outdoor activities. Additional recent upgrades including a brand new furnace installed in January and newer roof with upgraded class 4 shingles (transferable warranty)! Located in the heart of Woodmoor, this home provides easy access to Monument's charming downtown, top-rated schools and the vibrant amenities of nearby Colorado Springs. Whether you are drawn to the tranquility of suburban life or the proximity to outdoor recreation, this meticulously maintained property is a rare find.
Source: PPMLS #8392573
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