1 Questover Court

About This Home

Welcome home to this beautifully maintained and inviting 3-bedroom, 3 full bath ranch that perfectly blends comfort, space, and everyday functionality! Situated on a desirable corner lot, this home offers standout curb appeal along with a fully fenced, level backyard—ideal for entertaining, pets, or simply relaxing outdoors. Step inside and be greeted by a warm and open floor plan featuring a vaulted ceiling that enhances the spacious feel of the family room. The wood-burning fireplace serves as a cozy focal point, perfect for gathering on cooler evenings. The adjacent eat-in kitchen offers plenty of room for casual dining, morning coffee, or hosting friends and family. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with its own vaulted ceiling, creating an airy and relaxing atmosphere. Two additional bedrooms and a full hall bath provide comfortable accommodations for family or guests. Convenience is key with a main floor laundry room, making daily living that much easier. The partially finished basement expands your living space with incredible versatility. You'll find a full bathroom, a large recreation area perfect for a media room, game space, or hangout zone, plus a bonus/flex room that could serve as a home office, workout room, playroom, or even a non-conforming sleeping area. Ample storage space ensures you have room for everything you need without sacrificing organization. Outside, the flat backyard is a true highlight—fully enclosed with a vinyl fence for privacy and peace of mind. Whether you're hosting summer barbecues or enjoying a quiet evening, this outdoor space is ready for it all. The 2-car garage and corner lot location add both convenience and extra breathing room. Located in the highly sought-after Fort Zumwalt School District and just minutes from shopping, dining, and everyday amenities, this home offers the perfect combination of location and lifestyle. This charming ranch checks all the boxes—don’t miss your chance to make it yours!

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