At the end of a cul-de-sac on 2.11 acres, this is where the house started.

The draw was the ground behind it. The woods, the space, and the feeling that it gave you a little separation from everything else without being far away.The house was built to face that.

Large windows in every room. A 9-foot sliding door off the main living area. From the beginning, the idea was simple—keep the light coming in and keep the focus on what sits out back.

Inside, the layout is open and easy to move through. Kitchen, dining, and living all connect without feeling crowded or forced. It’s the kind of setup that works whether it’s a normal day or a full house.

There’s just under 3,000 finished square feet with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. The primary suite is set up with a custom tile shower, standing tub, and built-in closet features that get used every day.

The basement adds to it. Partially finished, plenty of storage, and a sauna that ends up becoming part of the routine.

Over time, the backyard changed the most. The trees were opened up, the ground was cleaned out, and it started to feel less like a wooded lot and more like something you’d expect to see in a park. It’s private, it’s usable, and it stays quiet.

The house and the property grew into each other over time.

That’s what you notice when you’re here.