Property information

Beds

3

Baths

2

Sq Ft

1,748

Year Built

2010

Property Type

Single Family

Acres

0.07

County

Scott

Waterfront

No

Waterfront View

—

Waterfront Feet

—

Water Body

—

Parking

2

Basement

None

Price/Sqft

$229

Stories

One

HOA Fee

$200

Updated

10 D AGO

List Date

8/24/2026

Welcome to effortless single-level living in the sought-after Boulder Pointe golf course community. This detached patio home offers a rare combination of space, style, and simplicity — all on one level, with zero stairs and zero yard work waiting for you. Step inside and you'll immediately notice how open and airy the main living area feels. Vaulted ceilings draw the eye up, while the gas fireplace anchors the living room in warmth. Freshly painted throughout, the home feels crisp and move-in ready. The kitchen is a standout — quartz countertops, a generous center island, stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry make it as functional as it is beautiful. New faucets, a new garbage disposal, and updated lighting and ceiling fans add the kind of polished detail you'll appreciate every day. The open dining and living spaces flow naturally, creating a layout that feels far larger than the square footage suggests. The primary suite delivers a true retreat. The updated bathroom features a deep soaker tub, dual vanity with quartz countertops, and a stylish barn door entry — a space designed to unwind. Two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, a home office, or hobbies, each with solid proportions you don't always find in patio home living. Updates have been handled with care: newer furnace and water softener, a new water heater, new gutters, updated flooring and window treatments throughout, plus fresh exterior landscaping, a new concrete sidewalk, and driveway apron. Even the garage works harder than most — a new garage door opener welcomes you in, and the attic space above offers ample storage with easy access via a fold-up ladder. The washer and dryer are also new, making laundry day one less thing to think about. Step out back onto the new deck and the view is something you won't find everywhere. The lot directly behind the home is not buildable, giving you open green space that will never be developed. Beyond it, townhomes sit at a comfortable distance, so you get privacy without isolation. It's the best of both worlds — your own peaceful backdrop with a neighborhood feel. The front patio offers its own quiet spot, and morning coffee with serene views comes standard.