Townhouse; Row-mid

This spacious townhome in Harvest Hills is in a really convenient spot-close to Mountain View Corridor and only about 15 minutes to I-15, so getting around is easy. The neighborhood has a clubhouse with a gym, and you're within walking distance to Harvest Park and Harvest Elementary, which is hard to beat. Inside, the layout feels open and functional, and the kitchen has a cute peninsula that works great for extra seating or just hanging out while cooking. The unfinished basement gives you room to grow or customize down the road (and even includes flooring trim ready for install if you want to finish it out). One thing that really stands out is the small backyard-most townhomes don't offer that, so it's nice to have your own little outdoor space. A big bonus here is the amount of behind-the-scenes work that's already been done. The owners have put over $45K into major updates, including a new A/C compressor, furnace motor, new kitchen appliances and disposal, updated faucets, garage door opener system, and added cupboard hardware. They also installed UV and privacy windows, had the ducts professionally cleaned with UV treatment, and completed a full plumbing line clearing to significantly improve flow capacity. It's the kind of stuff you don't always see, but it makes a big difference in how the home functions day-to-day. The HOA covers water, sewer, and trash, which helps keep things simple. And you're just 510 minutes from Costco, Walmart, restaurants, and pretty much anything else you need.

This spacious townhome in Harvest Hills is in a really convenient spot-close to Mountain View Corridor and only about 15 minutes to I-15, so getting around is easy. The neighborhood has a clubhouse with a gym, and you're within walking distance to Harvest Park and Harvest Elementary, which is hard to beat. Inside, the layout feels open and functional, and the kitchen has a cute peninsula that works great for extra seating or just hanging out while cooking. The unfinished basement gives you room to grow or customize down the road (and even includes flooring trim ready for install if you want to finish it out). One thing that really stands out is the small backyard-most townhomes don't offer that, so it's nice to have your own little outdoor space. A big bonus here is the amount of behind-the-scenes work that's already been done. The owners have put over $45K into major updates, including a new A/C compressor, furnace motor, new kitchen appliances and disposal, updated faucets, garage door opener system, and added cupboard hardware. They also installed UV and privacy windows, had the ducts professionally cleaned with UV treatment, and completed a full plumbing line clearing to significantly improve flow capacity. It's the kind of stuff you don't always see, but it makes a big difference in how the home functions day-to-day. The HOA covers water, sewer, and trash, which helps keep things simple. And you're just 510 minutes from Costco, Walmart, restaurants, and pretty much anything else you need.