$1,050,000

Space, style, natural light, and your own rooftop retreat come together at 601 Leigh Way. This impressive end-unit home offers a bright, open interior enhanced by soaring ceilings, oversized windows, contemporary finishes, and an abundance of natural light throughout. The main living level provides an easy flow for both everyday living and entertaining, with spacious living and dining areas anchored by a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring rich cabinetry, expansive countertops, stainless steel appliances, a large center island with seating, and modern pendant lighting. Generously sized bedrooms continue the home's airy feel, including spaces with multiple windows and plenty of flexibility for a home office, guest room, or additional sitting area. The bathrooms offer clean, modern finishes, including spacious vanities, tiled showers and baths, and thoughtful storage. A finished lower level adds even more usable living space, while the attached garage provides the convenience and storage today's buyers appreciate. Then take the living outdoors. The expansive rooftop terrace creates an incredible extension of the home, with open neighborhood views and plenty of room for outdoor dining, lounging, entertaining, or simply unwinding at the end of the day. It's the kind of space that can quickly become a favorite part of the home. Major mechanical updates have already been completed, with the heat pump serving the main level and basement approximately two years old and the second-floor heat pump installed just months ago. The main level and basement feature electric heat with propane backup based on system cutover settings. The 500-gallon propane tank is leased through Matheson Gas. With its striking end-unit presence, sun-filled interior, flexible living spaces, garage, modern finishes, and a rooftop made for memorable evenings, 601 Leigh Way offers far more than a place to live—it offers spaces you'll actually look forward to coming home to. I like this version much more for marketing the property. The photos show several things worth capitalizing on that weren't in the seller's notes: the end-unit position, huge arched windows, high ceilings, open-concept kitchen/living space, large island, finished lower-level space, attached garage, spacious primary bedroom/bath, and especially the rooftop terrace with those open views. I also intentionally left the propane costs, tank percentage, roof age, boat, and hot-tub negotiations out of the public remarks. Those belong in disclosures/agent remarks rather than taking valuable marketing space away from what makes a buyer want to see the house.