This end unit townhome backs to a grassed retention area on a quiet cul-de-sac, creating the kind of privacy that's genuinely hard to find in attached housing. You'll appreciate having only one shared wall and the extra natural light that comes with the end position-it makes the 1,640 square feet feel noticeably more open and bright throughout. The association replaced the roof and siding in 2022, which means you're moving into a home where those major items are already handled. Inside, fresh laminate flooring was added throughout the main level within the last three years, giving everything a clean, updated look. The two-story living room is where this home really opens up. The ceiling height creates an airy feel that's impressive when you first walk in, and a loft overlooks the space from above. That loft is one of those flexible areas that works however you need it-home office during the week, reading spot on weekends, or just extra room to spread out. The kitchen has oak cabinets, laminate counters, and a stainless steel dishwasher, with enough space for a table if you prefer eating in the kitchen. What makes it work well is the deck right off the kitchen-ideal for your morning coffee, grilling dinner, or just stepping outside for a minute. There's a half bath on the main floor, which is convenient when you have people over. Upstairs, the primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and its own bathroom-your retreat at the end of the day. The second bedroom is a good size with a full hallway bath nearby. Carpet runs through the upper level, keeping things comfortable and quiet. The walkout basement is where you get significant extra living space. There's a finished rec room that works well for entertaining, watching movies, or just hanging out. A separate office area gives you dedicated workspace, and there's plenty of storage to keep everything organized. Walk out from here to your private patio overlooking that retention area-it's surprisingly peaceful back there and gives you outdoor space that feels genuinely private. The two-car garage connects directly to the home. The HOA handles exterior maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, and water service, so you're not spending every weekend on yard work. End units in this type of setting don't come up often, especially ones where the retention area creates that natural separation from neighboring properties. The cul-de-sac location adds another layer of quiet, and with the major improvements already completed by the association, you're looking at a home that's truly move-in ready.