15453 E 109th Avenue

Commerce City, CO 80022

Sited in the sought-after Back 9 of the Reunion neighborhood, this contemporary residence has been masterfully maintained for the discerning buyer. A welcoming front porch greets your arrival. A spectacular 2-story entry leads to the formal living and dining rooms that welcome festivities with an abundance of natural light. The kitchen offers plenty of cabinet space, a walk-in pantry, a double oven, and a center prep island. The open floor plan leads you to the family room, the perfect gathering space. Spend quiet afternoons on the shady back patio. You will love the mature trees and paver patio providing plenty of space for entertaining. French doors lead to a convenient main level home office. Upstairs, the secluded primary suite is a luxurious retreat with a two sided fireplace creating a sitting area that is wired for speakers. The hardwood flooring is eye-catching. A private balcony is an ideal space to unwind with views of hole 17 of Buffalo Run and all the way to Pikes Peak on a clear day. Three upstairs secondary bedrooms are spacious and bright with walk in closets. Basement is partially finished and would make an excellent rec room. There is a space designed for a wine cellar with wood accents and recess lighting. Active HOA has celebrations and activities throughout the year. Unbeatable location with a park and playground directly across the street. Feel at ease knowing the systems will last! Property boasts a BRAND NEW furnace, AC, and hot water heater that tops off the ideal home!

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty 14 3034026000



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