6669 John Muir Trl Colorado Springs, CO 80927
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About this home
This home is stunning from the outside to the inside. Walking up to the home you enter through a gorgeous covered front porch. Opening the front door the home has beautiful hardwood flooring throughout the upper level that beckons you in. The living room flows seamlessly into the kitchen featuring a large barstool height center island, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher purchased in 2023 and Samsung gas range with air fryer and wifi capability, spacious pantry, and ample cabinet and counter space. The kitchen has doors that open to a back deck where you can enjoy summer nights under the stars and mornings sipping coffee. Just off the kitchen, is a spacious primary bedroom with walk-in closet and main floor bath with beautiful freestanding shower. Down the steps the main level has gorgeous Stainmaster Waterproof LVP creating a wonderful space that can be used as a family room, exercise oasis, or playroom for kids as the space has walk out access to the fully fenced backyard. The main level also has bedroom two with a full bath, laundry room with matching Samsung smart controlled/steam capable washer and dryer with pedestals purchased in 2023, and access to the garage. This fabulous home is located in the Banning Lewis Ranch community with amenities galore. Walking distance to school, hiking/biking trails, pools/parks. Community includes pickle ball courts, dog park neighborhood schools, over 65 acres of parks/trails/open space, tennis courts, basketball court, rock climbing parks, zip-lines, access to pools, splash pad, water park, and dog park. Recreation center houses a fitness center and also regularly hosts classes and events for all ages. In the summer months, catch a neighborhood concert, festival, food trucks, farmers market or enjoy other regular community events. This community has it all.
Source: PPMLS #7043377
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