Set at the end of a cul de sac in Castle Oaks Estates, this home claims a setting with more breathing room than most. A greenbelt runs directly behind the property with no home immediately beyond the back fence, while an expanded driveway adds parking alongside the 3-car garage. An elegant entry introduces tall ceilings, natural light and wide plank floors, with French doors opening to a dedicated office just beyond. From there, the main level unfolds with a thoughtful balance of openness and definition. Rooms remain connected, yet retain enough separation to function for thier intended purpose. The stunning dining room is finished with a striking modern light fixture and a charming architectural cutout that creates connection to the adjoining spaces. The kitchen is expansive and elegant, with abundant cabinets, double ovens, substantial prep space and casual seating, opening naturally to a living room centered around a gas fireplace. Just beyond, the deck extends the living space outdoors overlooking the open landscape behind the home. The main floor primary suite is one of the floor plan’s defining advantages, bringing everyday living onto one level without sacrificing the additional space of a 2-story home. Dual doors open to a generous primary with bay windows, vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet and 5-piece bath. Upstairs, an additional en-suite bedroom adds another layer of privacy, joined by 2 additional bedrooms and a spacious loft with flexibility for work, okay or study. Mountain views add another dimension to the upper level and the home’s scenic Castle Rock setting.Nearly 2, 000 sq ft remain unfinished in the walkout basement, creating meaningful room for the home to evolve. Windows, a sliding glass door and direct backyard access are already in place, leaving a substantial footprint for future living space. The details of this home work together with unusual intention: substantial square footage made more compelling by how intelligently it lives.