8605 NE 136TH AVE 135Vancouver, WA 98682
PRIMARY ON MAIN! Ask me about our builder incentives! One of the standout features of this duplex is the thoughtful attention to detail when it comes to privacy. On the lower level, the seams of this attached home are located at the garage, while on the upper level, it shares a wall at the 4th bedroom, ensuring that both you and your neighbors can enjoy your homes while minimizing sound impact. As you step inside the 2167, you’ll find that the main level has all the essentials including the primary bedroom complete with bath and closet suite. The light-drenched living room is likely to become a favorite place to spend time, curling up by the TV, or even dozing off on an easy weekend day. On the practical side, there’s also plenty of space for a desk on either side of the fireplace for anyone wanting a pocket office or a homework station within sight. Finally, a dedicated dining nook and tucked-back kitchen maximize livable square footage and allow for the primary areas to stay open. Upstairs, an additional ensuite and flex space provide a versatile space for comfortable living, gaming area, playroom, or simply, an extra hangout space. And, if you need even more space, the loft area can be used as a multi-purpose space to fit your needs…perhaps a great place for your stationary bike? Call or text for directions.
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