18230 Hager Lane

About This Home

Perched above Chesterfield Valley on a private 3-acre lot, this custom residence delivers an extraordinary combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and refined living. Panoramic vistas are visible from all three decks and nearly every room in the home. Surrounded by mature oaks and frequent wildlife, yet just minutes from I-64, premier shopping, dining and entertainment venues, this property offers a rare and coveted retreat from the everyday without having to travel great distances from city conveniences. A spacious 2-story home with aproximately 3,400 square feet of living space, plus a full walk-out lower level with a partially finished family room with a brick fireplace, bedroom and bath, has the footprint to be a showplace. Each room prioritizes natural light and stunning views with plentiful windows and tall ceilings. The main level has a floor plan designed for entertainment, with a spacious family room centered by a brick fireplace flowing into the dining room and kitchen. All 3 fireplaces are equipped with heat exchange inserts and blowers. Open the 4 family room atrium doors to access a covered deck perfect for a breezy indoor/outdoor lifestyle. The upper level hosts all three bedrooms, including a huge primary suite boasting sweeping valley views, bay windows, a private balcony deck, vaulted skylights, brick fireplace, walk-in closet, and a private bath with separate vanities, jetted soaking tub, and oversized shower. Two additional bedrooms feature bay windows with built-in window seats and a shared Jack-and-Jill bath with a laundry shoot. This home includes an oversized, side-entry 3-car garage and recently updated roof, is climate controlled by a dual, zoned HVAC system, has 2 large capacity water heaters and a central vacuum system, and is served by the acclaimed Rockwood (Lafayette High) School District. Homes overlooking the Chesterfield Valley are in high demand. Here's your opportunity to make this one your dream home! See it today!

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