6572 Justice Way Colorado Springs, CO 80925
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Stunning 2-Story Home in Lorson Ranch with Exceptional Curb Appeal & Dream Backyard! This beautifully maintained home features a striking stucco and stone exterior, lush landscaping, and a welcoming covered front porch with an arched entry. Step inside to a grand two-story foyer with tile flooring, a coat closet, and custom board-and-batten detailing with a wall of coat hooks, perfect for everyday functionality with style. The main level showcases rich wood flooring and a spacious living room anchored by a cozy gas fireplace with a stone surround and built-ins. The adjacent dining area flows into a thoughtfully designed kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, wine cooler, designer lighting, upgraded sink and faucet, walk-in pantry, and a generous counter-height peninsula bar that offers ample seating and makes entertaining a breeze. Step outside to your fully fenced backyard retreat featuring an extended wraparound concrete patio, string lights for ambience, a storage shed, and a beautifully landscaped lawn-perfect for relaxing or entertaining in your own private outdoor space. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite offers a tray ceiling, double-door entry, a luxurious 5-piece en-suite bath, and a large walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms each include walk-in closets and ceiling fans, along with a full guest bath with dual sinks. Convenient upper level laundry adds everyday ease. The finished basement expands your living space with a large rec/media room, custom bar area, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and a sleek bathroom with a spacious walk-in shower and floor-to-ceiling tile. Additional highlights include central A/C, upgraded lighting, custom blinds, and a rare 4-car tandem garage. Located close to schools, parks, trails, shopping, Ft. Carson, Peterson & Schriever. This home has it all- thoughtful design, upgraded finishes, and room to enjoy every moment! Don't miss this gem!
Source: PPMLS #9909693
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