This house survived a failed buyer and handled it better than most people handle a delayed Starbucks order.
Now it's back, unimpressed and fully aware of its own value.
Mountain views, just over an acre, a pool that quickly becomes less ''luxury feature'' and more ''summer survival plan,'' and a layout that doesn't require a 14-minute explanation while standing in the kitchen.
Inside, you've got two true bedrooms plus an office that easily flexes into third-bedroom territory when life starts getting creative. Guests, hobbies, working from home, children returning from college with ''temporary plans''... this house adjusts without becoming dramatic about it.
The backyard deserves its own personality at this point. Covered patio for shade, open patio for sun, gazebo for late-night conversations and questionable online shopping decisions, plus enough space to actually enjoy your property instead of maintaining 47 acres you thought sounded romantic six months ago.
Big enough to breathe. Manageable enough to still have weekends.