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**OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 28, 11am-1pm** Some homes are clean. This one is curated. Every detail has been considered, not for show, but for how it lives. Books placed just so. Bedding that's been steamed. A closet so organized it becomes part of the experience, color-coded, evenly spaced, and the kind of detail people remember after a showing. This home wasn't just maintained. It was studied, improved, and handed back to the market in better shape than it was found. Major systems have been updated, including a new HVAC system, a whole-house water filtration system, and a newer roof and water heater, offering both comfort and peace of mind. The main level is the heart of the home, designed exactly as it should be. White full-height cabinetry, granite countertops, and a kitchen that opens seamlessly into the family room. A Calacatta marble tile fireplace framed by custom cabinetry anchors the space, and just beyond it, through the glass, are the mountains. Lone Peak. Timpanogos. Box Elder. You see them from the kitchen. You see them from the couch. They're not an afterthought. They're part of the home. And then there's the primary suite. The fully renovated primary bathroom is a true standout, designed like a private spa with a custom navy vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding soaking tub perfectly positioned to take in the mountain views. It's the kind of space that elevates the entire home. Step outside onto the deck and the experience continues. Framed like it was intentional, though no one could have planned it this well. Mornings bring warm light across the Wasatch. Evenings settle into quiet, the kind that reminds you why people choose SunCrest in the first place. The rest of the home follows the same standard: five bedrooms, three and a half baths, a fully finished basement with a wet bar, soaring entry ceilings, and a fenced yard that's fully landscaped without becoming a weekend obligation. Every space feels complete, functional, and ready to live in. SunCrest itself is coming back to life for the season. Trails are filling in, the clubhouse is active again, and the energy of the community is exactly what makes this location so special. Here, the detail is in everything. And it's something you'll continue to notice long after you move in.

**OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 28, 11am-1pm** Some homes are clean. This one is curated. Every detail has been considered, not for show, but for how it lives. Books placed just so. Bedding that's been steamed. A closet so organized it becomes part of the experience, color-coded, evenly spaced, and the kind of detail people remember after a showing. This home wasn't just maintained. It was studied, improved, and handed back to the market in better shape than it was found. Major systems have been updated, including a new HVAC system, a whole-house water filtration system, and a newer roof and water heater, offering both comfort and peace of mind. The main level is the heart of the home, designed exactly as it should be. White full-height cabinetry, granite countertops, and a kitchen that opens seamlessly into the family room. A Calacatta marble tile fireplace framed by custom cabinetry anchors the space, and just beyond it, through the glass, are the mountains. Lone Peak. Timpanogos. Box Elder. You see them from the kitchen. You see them from the couch. They're not an afterthought. They're part of the home. And then there's the primary suite. The fully renovated primary bathroom is a true standout, designed like a private spa with a custom navy vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding soaking tub perfectly positioned to take in the mountain views. It's the kind of space that elevates the entire home. Step outside onto the deck and the experience continues. Framed like it was intentional, though no one could have planned it this well. Mornings bring warm light across the Wasatch. Evenings settle into quiet, the kind that reminds you why people choose SunCrest in the first place. The rest of the home follows the same standard: five bedrooms, three and a half baths, a fully finished basement with a wet bar, soaring entry ceilings, and a fenced yard that's fully landscaped without becoming a weekend obligation. Every space feels complete, functional, and ready to live in. SunCrest itself is coming back to life for the season. Trails are filling in, the clubhouse is active again, and the energy of the community is exactly what makes this location so special. Here, the detail is in everything. And it's something you'll continue to notice long after you move in.