Built in 2026, this home sits at the edge of the Sterling Heights community with the common area directly behind it — no rear neighbors, just a quieter view and a little breathing room. The covered patio off the great room comes with a ceiling fan, recessed lighting, and built-in speakers, so evenings outside feel settled rather than improvised.

Inside, the floor plan puts the primary suite on the main level alongside a dedicated office — a combination that's harder to find than it sounds. Upstairs, a loft opens up to foothill and mountain views, the kind of sight line that makes a house feel bigger than its footprint. Front and rear landscaping, full sprinklers, and fencing are already in place.