Forest Heights- Washington Co.
Property • Residential
Web ID # 769359537
$869,000.00
5 Beds • 4 Baths
Property Features
Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc.
Stunning five-bedroom Forest Heights Craftsman, situated on a quiet greenbelt lot in an unbeatable Washington County location! With high ceilings, extensive hardwood floors, substantial white millwork, large room sizes, two fireplaces, and numerous windows for great natural light, the quality of construction is apparent from first step into the home. It's been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully updated with upgraded plumbing, a recent 50-year composition roof, brand-new upper level carpet, and more. The main level boasts a stunning custom kitchen with new cabinetry, quartz countertops, oversized island with breakfast bar, and high-end stainless steel appliances. The kitchen is completely open to the vaulted family room, offering a wall of windows looking over the greenspace, a gas fireplace, and an expansive Trex deck. A large living room is anchored by a wall of custom bookcases with built-in lighting. Upstairs, double doors introduce a deluxe primary suite with large walk-in closet, marble bathroom with soaking tub, walk-in shower, and dual sinks, and serene treed views. There are three additional spacious bedrooms upstairs. The lower level features a huge bonus room with an updated wet bar, gas fireplace, and covered deck, plus a fifth bedroom and third full bath. Located in Washington County, this exceptional home benefits from all of the desirable Forest Heights amenities, including nearby Mill Pond Park and its organized activities, miles of maintained neighborhood trails, and the shops and restaurants of The Village. [Home Energy Score = 5. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10160102]
Cornell to 95th, left on Maring, right on 98th, right on Randall
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: Forest Heights- Washington Co.
Year Built: 2001, County: US
Cornell to 95th, left on Maring, right on 98th, right on Randall
Listing is courtesy of John L. Scott
