It’s hard to find a home that feels finished without being overdone. This one strikes that balance. Built in 2022 and thoughtfully updated since, it offers a layout that makes everyday life easier. The kitchen blends into the living area, creating a shared space where cooking, conversation, and everyday life naturally overlap.

The primary bedroom feels like a calm spot to land at the end of the day. There’s room for a king bed, nightstands, and a few extras like a reading chair or small dresser. The walk-in closet offers practical storage without feeling cramped. The attached bath has a walk-in shower and a double vanity with space to actually spread out.

Two more bedrooms and a full bath are just down the hall, along with a flex space that works for play, work, or winding down. The laundry room is upstairs too, right where it should be, so you aren’t hauling clothes up and down the stairs.

Forget builder-grade paint. The walls have been updated with soft, neutral colors that feel warm and inviting, and the natural light adds just the right lift throughout the day.

The neighborhood is built for real life, with wide sidewalks, a community pool, a playground, and room to breathe. Whether you're heading out for a walk, meeting neighbors at the pool, or just enjoying a quiet evening at home, it's the kind of place that makes it easy to feel settled.

If you’ve been waiting for something clean, simple, and ready to go, 868 Long Leaf is the one.