About 2119 Gingerwood Court
In contract, open house canceled.
Some homes give you one big room and then expect everyone to sort it out. This one gives everyone what they actually need... some space. Four bedrooms with options for more when needed, an office, a finished basement, and a kitchen and family room that open into each other; here you've got 'A Room for That' and more. Plus, it has a huge backyard that looks at a pond, and Canini-built quality throughout. |+| Off the foyer, the office sits behind doors that actually close, which is the difference between working from home and working in the middle of the house. The dining room has stained glass panels set into the walls that light up. The kitchen opens to the family room and a breakfast nook wrapped in windows on the water, so somebody can be cooking, somebody doing homework, somebody on the couch, and nobody has left the conversation. |+| Upstairs, the primary suite runs about 620 square feet, with a sitting area at the window so the pond is the first thing you see each morning, and a bath with granite vanities and a jetted tub. Three more bedrooms and a bonus room with a skylight are down the hall, so nobody gets the leftover room. The hall bath splits in two, so two people get ready at once and neither waits. |+| Downstairs runs like its own level: a living area, a full bath nicer than the ones upstairs, a room that works as an office or guest room, and the sellers' gym. It's where everyone else goes when you want the main floor back. Somewhere down there is a hidden door. They say you're welcome to find it. |+| Out back, new composite decking steps down to a gazebo with a ceiling fan, and the yard runs long and flat to the water. Canini built it in 1999 and it shows: brick front, stucco sides and back, dentil crown, corbels, solid raised-panel doors, curved oak staircase. Furnace and A/C 2022, water heater 2023, newer garage doors. Nearly half an acre, cul-de-sac, three-car garage, no HOA.
