701 Serenity Lane

You feel it before you even reach the front door. The drive in, the space, the quiet. This is the kind of property that doesn’t compete. It stands alone.Set on over 7 acres just minutes from town, this private estate delivers a rare mix of scale, usability, and presence. The home offers over 3,600 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 5 baths, built with a laå√yout that works today and adapts for tomorrow. Main-level living anchors the home, with a primary suite, open living spaces, and a dedicated office that easily converts to a fourth bedroom with its own full bath.Step outside and the property shifts from a home to an experience. Fully fenced and thoughtfully developed, the land opens into a park-like setting with multiple ponds, curated walking paths, mature landscaping, and layered outdoor spaces. There’s a rhythm to it. Mornings by the water, afternoons under the trees, evenings on the deck watching the light fade over the mountains. A private in-ground pool, waterfall features, and koi ponds add movement and life to the setting, while open usable acreage gives you options. Animals, gardens, expansion. This property doesn’t limit you.Inside, the home has been updated where it matters. The kitchen anchors daily life with double ovens, induction cooktop, and modern cabinetry. Vaulted ceilings create volume. Large windows frame the land instead of hiding it. Storage is everywhere, because a property like this demands it.Beyond the main living areas, you’ll find a 3-car garage, RV parking, outbuildings, and a partially finished basement that gives you room to grow. Whether that becomes additional living space, guest quarters, or a dedicated hobby area is up to you.Here’s the thing. Properties like this aren’t built anymore. Not with this much usable land, not this close to town, and not with this balance of privacy and function. This is a legacy hold, a multi-generational opportunity, or simply a place to live differently than everyone else.You’re not buying square footage. You’re buying control. Space. And a setting that’s increasingly hard to find.