8145 Freemantle Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80920
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About this home
Welcome home to this beautifully maintained and thoughtfully updated 3 bed, 2 bath, tri-level home featuring modern upgrades and timeless charm! Stucco exterior with brick accents and a welcoming covered entry set the tone, surrounded by mature trees, lush grass, and colorful flower beds. Inside, the bright living room has vaulted ceilings, wood laminate floors, a large front window with bench seat, and built-in decorative coat hooks. The kitchen offers stainless appliances, painted cabinets with updated hardware, subway tile backsplash, and center island, —perfect for everyday cooking and entertaining. The adjoining dining area opens to the backyard for easy indoor-outdoor flow. Downstairs, a cozy garden-level family room features a wood-burning fireplace with brick surround and built-in cabinetry—ideal for relaxing evenings. The laundry room offers extra storage and access to the two-car garage with built-in shelving, cabinets, and an EV charger installed in 2024. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and two updated baths. The hall bath features a newer vanity with a stone top, updated lighting, and a tiled walk-in shower. The primary suite includes a large closet, ceiling fan, Pikes Peak views, and a refreshed ensuite with a modern white vanity, stone countertop, and tiled tub/shower combo. Enjoy Colorado living in the private backyard complete with a full-length concrete patio, mature trees, flower beds, and a separate fenced area perfect for pets or gardening. Additional highlights include paid-off solar panels, a brand-new roof (2023), updated bathroom vanities (2024–2025), upgraded fridge & kitchen hardware, and an EV charger. Convenient extra off-street parking adds even more value. Close to schools (D-20), dining, shopping, and an easy commute to I-25 or the Powers corridor!
Source: PPMLS #6636773
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