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UBuildIt-Waukesha is proud to present The Owen. This French country inspired home has a patina of old-world quaintness that is visible throughout this charming home. As you approach, you will recognize the attention to detail beginning with the board-and-batten cement board siding and the stone facade that accentuate this home’s curb appeal. Upon entry, you will be greeted with an open floor plan that features distinctive elements around every corner. From the warmth of the tin ceilinged foyer to the beauty of the plank flooring that carries you into the main part of the home, you will immediately feel like you are home. The open concept great room features a wood beamed ceiling, floor to ceiling stained, wood cased windows and a gas fireplace with natural stone surround providing a cozy feeling for everyday living. Overlooking the great room you will find the stunning kitchen appointed with quartz countertops, painted cabinets and a walk-in pantry. Outdoor entertaining will be a breeze on the maintenance-free deck with bow-faced, iron balusters.
QUICK FACTS: Style/Type of Home: Split Bedroom Ranch Square Footage: 2,275 Bedrooms: 3 Total Rooms: 11 Bathrooms: 2.5
Garage: 3-Car Finished Basement: No, Includes partial • Gourmet kitchen with painted kitchen cabinets exposure and quartz countertops • Open concept great room with wood beamed ceiling and floor to ceiling stone fireplace • Large composite deck with old-world style iron balusters
The private master retreat offers a master bath with large walk-in shower accented in marble-look tile as well as a walk-in closet. At the front of the home you will find two additional bedrooms and a full bath. A family-friendly mudroom drop zone with bench and laundry room is located off the 3-car garage. We’ve combined the blend of French country with a modern design to bring you this comfortable family home.
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