Upstairs, downstairs. Most homes make you choose between easy everyday living and room for a crowd. This one settles it by floor: one level for the way you live every day, and one for everything (and everyone) else. You'll find it in Garden Park, the 55+ village at the heart of Daybreak, where front porches line the streets and Oquirrh Lake sits just around the corner. Step inside and light carries through the open main floor, so the living room and kitchen feel like one connected space. Pull a stool up to the island, where the coffee gets poured and the day's plans get made. A mudroom laundry sits right off the garage, so the groceries come in and the muddy shoes stay out. The primary suite lives on this floor too, with a huge walk-in shower that feels more spa than standard. Two more bedrooms round out the level, ready to become an office or a quiet place for guests. That's the upstairs. Now for the downstairs. The stairs land you right in a massive family room with space for the sectional, the game table, and the big screen. A wet bar handles movie nights, and nobody runs upstairs for a refill. Two bedrooms and a full bath give guests their own wing, far enough away that nobody hears anybody snore. Out back, an open patio sets up your evenings. Beyond it, Garden Park's clubhouse and fitness room, Daybreak's lakeside trails, and SoDa Row are all within easy reach. Upstairs, life is easy. Downstairs, there's room for everybody you like having around. Turns out you don't have to pick a floor.
Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate (Draper).
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