“The Last Address”

Today, the kids take the stairs. Tomorrow, the grandkids or guests will. Either way, the primary stays on the first floor. That’s why this is “The Last Address” you’ll ever need.

Picture a Tuesday morning. You wake up in your first-floor owner’s suite, walk through the connected en suite, and into your walk-in closet. You grab a pile of clothes and toss them into the washer because the laundry room is right there. The whole upstairs is still quiet, and you have the entire main floor to yourself. The kitchen pulls in the morning sun while you make coffee and the great room beyond it is bright enough to read in without ever turning on a lamp, thanks to two stories of windows and openness. The sightline runs from the island to the sliding door, so whoever’s cooking is still part of the conversation.

By 9am, you’re at work in your den (off the foyer with the French doors closed), knowing the workday might actually end early today. By 4pm, the patio out back has fallen into shade and the loft upstairs has become a second living room for whoever’s home. You fire up the grill, look over the yard that runs deeper than most newer homes give you, and think about the Farmstead community pool that is a short walk away.

When the day winds down, you think about every upgrade that you would have spent a year choosing and smile because they’re already in: quartz counters, 42-inch cabinets, a walk-in pantry, stainless appliances, an EV charger, a 20-head irrigation system, and a huge concrete patio poured last November. The full unfinished basement spans the footprint, ready for whatever comes next… a home gym, a theater, or a massive rec room.

You’re 15 minutes from downtown Columbus, a few minutes from Scioto Grove Metro Park, and ready for the next 30 years of life.