Built in 2018 — which makes it one of the newest homes in this stretch of Englewood, where most of the neighborhood dates back to the 1950s and 60s. That age difference shows up in the details: a tankless water heater, double-pane windows, and a foundation and structure built to current code rather than retrofitted to it.

The layout is what sets it apart from a typical single-family floor plan. Two bedrooms sit on the main level along with the primary living space — good for a home office, guest room, or a parent living with the family. The primary bedroom with an en suite bath and large walk-in closet, as well as two more bedrooms and a second full bath, are upstairs, giving everyone real separation when they want it. Five bedrooms, three bathrooms, 2,726 square feet total.

The kitchen has a large island, quartz and granite counters, and stainless steel appliances, opening directly into the dining and family room — one continuous space rather than three separate rooms competing for light and traffic flow.

Outside, it’s a corner lot at just over a tenth of an acre — small enough that weekends aren’t spent mowing, edging, and keeping up a big yard, with landscaping and sprinklers already in front and back. Add the private yard, front porch, and two-car garage, and it’s a place you can actually enjoy instead of maintain.

That combination — a newer build with a layout designed for how families actually use space today — is rare to find in this part of Englewood. Most buyers looking here are choosing between updating an older home or finding one where that work’s already done. This one’s already done.