Tri/Multi-Level

**OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 28th, 2pm-4pm** When it comes to preparing a house to go up for sale, we've seen lots of different levels of energy. But this house? This is a whole new level. This is fine-toothed-comb-by-a retired-father level of ready. You can feel it the moment you pull up here-the curb appeal is crisp, the mature pines are perfectly placed, and the yard looks like someone with a lot of time and very high standards cranked up the Bob Seger and went through it inch by inch before anyone was allowed to call it ready. Inside, vaulted ceilings hit you the second you walk through the door. The entry opens into the living room with a bay window pulling natural light across the entire main floor. The kitchen has been updated the right way: granite countertops, beadboard cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Whether you're running a smoker on the back deck for a crowd or feeding a carpool of volleyball players on a Wednesday night, this kitchen handles it without complaint. The accompanying family room connects everything together with a gas fireplace that Pop has properly tested. Upstairs, the updated primary suite features a walk-in closet, separate tub and shower, double sinks, and a remodeled bathroom that finally looks the way it always should have. Two more bedrooms and a full bath share the floor. Downstairs, the fully finished basement adds two more bedrooms with daylight windows making this the kind of lower level that doesn't feel like one. And you know those windows are shining thanks to Sargent Spitshine. The furnace is new. The AC is new. The triple pane windows and roof are newer. These updates may not be the sexiest part of this in the listing, but ask any father-in-law standing, hands on hips, in the utility room on inspection day whether it matters and you know these are the most important parts of any home purchase. Now, the shed. It has been converted into a bar and ready for your next round. If you're a dirty soda household, this thing was built for you. Manhattan, margarita, or the founding member of the Second Wife soda club. We listen and we don't judge. Either way, you'll be pouring it with style. The inclusion of the shed is negotiable. The newer TREX deck and covered sitting areas look out over valley and mountain views that earn a full stop in your evening. Fully fenced and ready for spring, this is all dad-approved. Draper does the rest, and in this zip code, that's saying something. Trails, water parks, aquarium, Corner Canyon, and Canyons District schools that parents in other zip codes genuinely envy. Every corner of this home has been made ready before it hit the market. You can feel it. And so can your dad.

**OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 28th, 2pm-4pm** When it comes to preparing a house to go up for sale, we've seen lots of different levels of energy. But this house? This is a whole new level. This is fine-toothed-comb-by-a retired-father level of ready. You can feel it the moment you pull up here-the curb appeal is crisp, the mature pines are perfectly placed, and the yard looks like someone with a lot of time and very high standards cranked up the Bob Seger and went through it inch by inch before anyone was allowed to call it ready. Inside, vaulted ceilings hit you the second you walk through the door. The entry opens into the living room with a bay window pulling natural light across the entire main floor. The kitchen has been updated the right way: granite countertops, beadboard cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Whether you're running a smoker on the back deck for a crowd or feeding a carpool of volleyball players on a Wednesday night, this kitchen handles it without complaint. The accompanying family room connects everything together with a gas fireplace that Pop has properly tested. Upstairs, the updated primary suite features a walk-in closet, separate tub and shower, double sinks, and a remodeled bathroom that finally looks the way it always should have. Two more bedrooms and a full bath share the floor. Downstairs, the fully finished basement adds two more bedrooms with daylight windows making this the kind of lower level that doesn't feel like one. And you know those windows are shining thanks to Sargent Spitshine. The furnace is new. The AC is new. The triple pane windows and roof are newer. These updates may not be the sexiest part of this in the listing, but ask any father-in-law standing, hands on hips, in the utility room on inspection day whether it matters and you know these are the most important parts of any home purchase. Now, the shed. It has been converted into a bar and ready for your next round. If you're a dirty soda household, this thing was built for you. Manhattan, margarita, or the founding member of the Second Wife soda club. We listen and we don't judge. Either way, you'll be pouring it with style. The inclusion of the shed is negotiable. The newer TREX deck and covered sitting areas look out over valley and mountain views that earn a full stop in your evening. Fully fenced and ready for spring, this is all dad-approved. Draper does the rest, and in this zip code, that's saying something. Trails, water parks, aquarium, Corner Canyon, and Canyons District schools that parents in other zip codes genuinely envy. Every corner of this home has been made ready before it hit the market. You can feel it. And so can your dad.