This home also comes with electrical vehicle charging ports already in place, so if you’ve got an EV, you’re set from day one, no upgrades, no waiting, just plug in and go! It’s one of those features that makes life easier. Also, in the garage there is ab workout equipment that can stay if the buyer wants it. Maybe make that third parking bay into a home gym area!
Just beyond the home, you’ve got The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie stretching through the neighborhood, beautifully maintained fairways, mature landscaping, and a layout that winds naturally through the community instead of cutting it off. This is a 36-hole facility with two distinct courses, The Links and The Woodlands, offering everything from wide-open play to more technical, tree-lined challenges. You’re close enough to enjoy the views, the greenery, and that elevated neighborhood feel, without being right on top of it worrying about stray golf balls interrupting your day. Then just beyond it all, you catch that glimpse of the Nisqually Reach, adding depth, light, and a little bit of wow to the entire scene.
The tile roof has been freshly cleaned, bringing back that clean, defined look that elevates the entire exterior. But the real win here is what tile delivers over time. It’s built to last, incredibly durable, and far less prone to the wear and tear that comes with more common roofing materials. It stands up to the elements, adds a layer of energy efficiency, and carries a presence that feels a little more elevated, a little more permanent. It’s not just a good look, it’s a smart investment that keeps paying off.
The tile roof takes center stage, looking crisp and beautifully maintained, with that dimensional texture that instantly elevates the entire home. It’s the kind of detail that reads even better from above. And then there’s the positioning. With no direct neighbors behind, the home backs to a neighborhood road, creating a surprising sense of openness and privacy in the backyard. It’s a subtle advantage that makes a noticeable difference, giving the outdoor space a quieter, more tucked-away feel without sacrificing connection to the neighborhood.
The front door features a leaded glass insert that brings in just the right amount of classic charm, catching the light and setting the tone before you even step inside. Above it, that accent window lifts the entire entry, adding height and a little drama in the best way. There’s space to the side for a chair or a seasonal moment. The aggregate concrete porch keeps everything grounded and polished, while that nearby window with its grid detail adds another layer of character. And if that front-facing bedroom becomes an office, you’ve got the perfect vantage point to keep an eye on arrivals without ever leaving your desk.
Wide plank hardwood floors in a rich, multi-tone grain pull you in immediately, paired with crisp white trim and a soft whisper-gray palette that keeps everything feeling fresh and elevated. The 9-foot ceilings hit right away, giving the space that open, expansive feel that just reads expensive. Stairs rise cleanly to the upper bonus level, while a full bath and coat storage sit thoughtfully in the background. It’s bright, composed, and sets the tone.
The primary suite sits right off the entry, giving it a level of separation that feels intentional. Guests head one way, you disappear into your own retreat. It’s private without being tucked away at the end of a maze. Inside, the scale delivers. Plenty of room for larger furniture without crowding the space, plus a dedicated reading nook by the window that feels like it belongs there. The ceiling fan with integrated LED lighting keeps the room comfortable and bright without cluttering the ceiling line.
Now you see how it all connects. The flow is clean, direct, and exactly what you want in a primary suite. Straight ahead, the en suite bath is positioned for easy access, while the oversized walk-in closet sits right where it should. And that closet is not an afterthought. It’s framed with a crisp white sliding barn-style panel door that adds just enough architectural edge while keeping the footprint efficient. No swinging doors eating into your space here. It keeps the entire suite feeling open and well-orchestrated.
The shower is fully dialed in with floor-to-ceiling tile, a low-threshold entry, and a rain-style fixture that shifts the whole experience into spa territory. The tile brings in a rich, elevated green tone that adds depth without overpowering the space. Across from it, a floating vanity anchors the room with clean lines, dual sinks, and extra-tall beveled mirrors that amplify both light and scale. The full wall tile backsplash carries that same energy across the room, while the octagon windows punch in architectural interest and natural light.
Primary closet made custom. Solid wood built-ins run the show here with a mix of shelving and drawer storage that feels more like furniture than utility. It’s structured, polished, and a serious upgrade from the typical wire system. Everything is within reach, everything looks good, and nothing feels temporary.
22. The window-lined bar stretches along the wall with bar chairs all included with the home, setting the scene for casual meals, coffee runs, or late-night chats that go longer than planned. The quartz island anchors the space with a touch faucet that feels just a little bit fancy and a stainless dishwasher tucked seamlessly below. The sliding glass door opens things up to the patio, giving you that easy back-and-forth flow when the doors are open and the weather’s cooperating. Overhead, three pendant lights hang with intention, fully dimmable so you control the mood at any hour. And those under cabinet outlets, quietly doing the most, keeping everything powered up and within reach without taking over the counters.
This spot is quietly stealing the show. A full built-in breakfast bar tucked under the window with three stools in place, and room to squeeze in a fourth or fifth when the crowd inevitably expands. And yes, all the stools stay, because this house understands the assignment. Morning coffee, laptops open, someone scrolling, someone chatting, it all happens right here. The glass front cabinets are ready for your prettiest pieces.
Crisp white cabinetry stretches floor to ceiling, creating a full feature wall that includes a secondary sink for a proper beverage or bar station. The island anchors the space with quartz surfaces and seating, while the continuous hardwood flooring keeps the entire area feeling unified. There’s flexibility built in here too, space for casual dining or keep it open depending on your style. Light moves easily through the room, and the layout carries you directly into the bedroom wing.
The island gives you front row seating for at least four, the kind of setup where conversations stretch longer than the meal. That French door fridge with the bottom freezer anchors the space, paired with a clean stainless vent hood that feels intentional, not builder basic. The microwave is built into the cabinetry where it belongs, out of your way but exactly where you need it. The fridge surround cabinetry is done right, seamless, elevated, no wasted space. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, those long horizontal windows above the cabinets pull in this soft, natural light that changes the whole mood. The hallway off to the right leads to the bedrooms, but this kitchen is absolutely the main event.
You’re looking straight across the island to that big sliding glass door, pulling in natural light and giving you an easy connection out to the patio. The matte black touch faucet is a little bit of a power move, sleek, modern, and just plain fun to use, paired with matching hardware on crisp white shaker cabinetry that keeps everything grounded and classic. And then there’s the backsplash, running all the way to the ceiling in a subtle Moroccan-inspired pattern that adds texture without overwhelming the space. Three low-profile pendant lights hover over the island, fully dimmable so you can shift the mood whenever you want. Stainless appliances are all included, and with the recent updates, this kitchen feels fresh.
This patio is set up for easy outdoor living, right off the kitchen so everything flows without effort. There’s plenty of room to bring in seating, a table, maybe a grill moment that turns into a full evening, because this space invites it. The yard is fully fenced, giving you that sense of privacy and definition, while the surrounding trees along the sidewalk behind the home bring in a natural backdrop that shifts with the seasons. Lush green in the warmer months, rich color when fall rolls in, it’s a view that keeps evolving.
A partially covered patio gives you the flexibility to stay out a little longer, whether it’s a sunny afternoon or a drizzly Northwest evening. There’s a built-in side shed already in place, perfect for stashing tools, gear, or anything you don’t want crowding the garage. The lawn is level and wide open, which means gardens, games, lounging setups, all on the table. And with a sprinkler system running in both the front and backyard, keeping everything green doesn’t turn into a full-time job.
A clean paver walkway guides you right to the gate and around to the front, making the whole property feel connected and intentional. The solid fencing gives you that extra layer of privacy, creating a tucked-away zone that feels separate from the main yard. Garden beds, a dog run, a little outdoor project area, it’s all on the table here.
Along the fence line, you’ve got mature, low-maintenance landscaping that adds texture and greenery without signing you up for endless yard work. It frames the space beautifully while leaving plenty of open lawn to actually enjoy. And then along the home, that clean gravel border keeps everything crisp and polished, no muddy edges, no overgrowth creeping in.
Sitting on a .18 acre lot, the home has a layout that actually uses the space well, giving you room to breathe without feeling like you’re maintaining a park. And those built-in sprinklers in both the front and backyard, they’re quietly doing the heavy lifting so your lawn stays green while you’re out enjoying everything nearby. Because location here comes with perks. You’re just minutes from Eagle Pride Golf Course to the north, and The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie weaving right through the surrounding area. So instead of spending your weekends dragging hoses around, you’ve got time to go play, relax, and actually enjoy where you live.
Behind the fence, there’s a stretch of sidewalks before you even reach the neighborhood road, adding that extra layer of separation that makes the backyard feel more tucked away than most. It’s a subtle detail, but it changes the experience in all the right ways. And then you look around and see it, surrounding homes that are clearly cared for, clean, maintained, and reflecting that pride of ownership that elevates the entire street. Built in 2002, this home has kept up and then some, with thoughtful updates that bring it right into today without losing its solid foundation.
From this angle, you get the best of both worlds. A backyard that already feels calm, open, and ready to enjoy, plus the convenience of being less than 10 minutes from Costco Wholesale and The Home Depot. So whether you’re dreaming up a full backyard glow-up or just grabbing a few things to tweak what’s already here, it’s all right at your fingertips. Or don’t change a thing and enjoy the lawn exactly as it is. Either way, this setup makes it easy.
The Japanese maple out front brings instant character, a focal point that shifts beautifully with the seasons. The river rock beds keep everything looking crisp without the usual maintenance cycle, so you get that finished look without the repeat work. And then there’s the spacing, this isn’t one of those homes where you’re staring straight into your neighbor’s window. Set on .18 acres with a little extra elbow room, it gives the front of the home a more open, relaxed feel.
Light pours in through the large backyard window, carrying across the living space and into the dining area, where that high horizontal window does something very smart, it brings in sunlight while leaving your walls fully usable for a buffet, console, or whatever you need. The staircase is right there, leading up to the oversized bonus room, adding that extra layer of flexibility to the home’s 2,157 square feet.
Sightlines run clean from the living room straight into the dining area and kitchen, with the bedroom wing and front entry clearly defined off the hallway. Right in the center, a deep storage closet steps in and quietly solves a lot of real-life problems. The dining space gets its own moment with a tray ceiling detail that frames it without boxing it in. And no chandelier dictating your table placement here, recessed lighting keeps the ceiling clean and gives you total freedom to use the space your way.
A large picture window brings in natural light, while those upper transom-style windows along the wall solve the usual layout problem, light pours in, privacy stays intact, and your furniture goes wherever you want it. Hardwood floors run through with that same warm, multi-tone grain, paired with a soft silver-gray wall color and crisp white trim that keeps everything sharp. A modern ceiling fan anchors the space overhead, and at roughly 12 by 16, there’s real room to spread out.
Tucked on the opposite side of the home from the primary suite, this split layout gives everyone their own space to breathe, no shared walls, no overlap, just a little extra peace built right in. The soft buff-toned walls keep things warm and easy, while the barn-style closet door brings in that rich wood texture that adds instant character. Inside, built-ins are already handling the organization, so nothing feels crammed or chaotic. And with a ceiling fan overhead, you’ve got your own comfort dialed exactly how you like it, whether that’s a cool night’s sleep or just a little white noise to round it out.
Bedroom three keeps the same warm, buff-toned palette flowing, giving the space that easy, pulled-together feel the second you walk in. The window looks out toward the front of the home, bringing in great natural light and a little connection to the outside world without putting you on display. The ceiling fan here is finished in white, blending right into the ceiling so it does its job without stealing the spotlight. And while the fans are a nice touch, let’s talk about the real luxury, central air conditioning. So whether it’s a hot summer stretch or just one of those warm Pacific Northwest afternoons, this home stays cool and comfortable.
Built-in shelving inside the closet means everything has a place from day one, no extra systems needed. The sliding barn door in that warm wood plank finish adds just enough contrast against the soft tones and white flooring running throughout the home. It’s clean, simple, and quietly stylish. And then you zoom out and realize the location is doing its own heavy lifting. Zoned for North Thurston Public Schools, with attendance options including Olympic View Elementary School, Salish Middle School, and River Ridge High School. Plus Aspire Middle School, a unique public middle school that uses a lottery system and centers its program around the arts, creative expression, and project-based learning. It’s one of those unexpected extras that gives this home an edge beyond the walls.
That long stretch of quartz gives you all the room in the world, no elbow battles here, paired with a crisp white glass tile backsplash that keeps everything feeling bright and fresh. The upper cabinet steps in with extra storage right where you want it, because clutter is not invited. The full tub and shower combo is clean and polished, ready for both quick mornings and long resets. And then that high octagon window, such a good moment, bringing in natural light while keeping everything completely private. Add in the oversized mirror, sleek sconces, matte black hardware, and sharp white cabinetry, and suddenly a “main bathroom” feels a lot more elevated than expected.
Those oversized picture windows stretch wide and pull in a full bird’s-eye view, the kind that makes the whole room feel even bigger than it already is. The soft buff-toned walls keep things warm and grounded, while the white ceiling lifts everything higher and brighter. It’s open, it’s airy, and it feels like a space you can actually breathe in. And behind the scenes, a forced air gas furnace keeps everything consistently comfortable, so whether this becomes a lounge, a creative space, or a full-on living zone, it performs just as well as it looks.
This massive 23 by 16 bonus room feels like its own private zone, completely separate from the rest of the home. Guest suite, movie lounge, creative studio, full-on teen takeover, it can handle all of it without breaking a sweat. The deep closet adds real storage, not the kind you have to fight with, and the ceiling fan keeps the air moving when things heat up. The plush carpeting softens the space and keeps sound in check, which suddenly makes late nights, early mornings, and everything in between a lot more manageable. Big enough to function like a studio-style setup, flexible enough to change with you over time, this is the kind of space people don’t expect and then immediately start planning around.
Positioned right off the garage, the laundry room catches any mess before it tracks through the house. You’ve got a high-efficiency washer and dryer included, a sturdy shelf that can handle the real stuff, and a hanging bar that keeps things moving without piling up. But the real win here is in the layout. Placed between two bedrooms, this space acts like a built-in buffer, giving each room a little extra breathing room and a lot more privacy.
Three-car capacity with two automatic openers gives you flexibility for vehicles, storage, or that hobby you’ve been pretending you don’t need space for. And then there’s the ProTran system already installed, which is a quiet little power move. The home is generator ready, so in the event of an outage, you can hook up a portable generator and directly run selected circuits without any hassle or guesswork. Think heat, refrigeration, lighting, the essentials that keep life moving. No chaos, no cords everywhere, just a smooth backup plan already built in. It’s practical, it’s forward-thinking, and it adds a layer of confidence most homes don’t have.
The ceiling height opens things up in a big way, giving you room to get kayaks, paddle boards, or all the golf gear up and out of the way without sacrificing floor space. Built-in wood shelving is already in place, solid, practical, and ready to handle real storage, not just the lightweight stuff. And the lighting is bright enough that if one bay turns into a workshop, hobby zone, or weekend project headquarters, it actually works. The garage utility sink is an added bonus making project clean up easy!
Wide, clean access to the garage with two automatic doors, both topped with windows that bring in natural light while keeping the interior private. So yes, your garage gets daylight, but no one’s getting a tour from the driveway. The lines are sharp, the layout is functional, and everything feels intentional. Step back and you’ve got a neighborhood that delivers too, miles of level sidewalks for walking, running, or evening laps, plus extra street parking that makes hosting simple instead of stressful.
Surrounded by the beauty of The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie, you’ve got rolling greens and that open, polished landscape right in your orbit. And just a few minutes north, Eagles Pride Golf Course adds a whole second option to the mix, known for its 27-hole layout and variety that keeps things interesting round after round. So yes, that third bay in the garage suddenly starts making a lot of sense. Golf cart, gear, extra clubs you definitely “needed”, it all fits right in.
The three-tone paint palette is doing all the right things, a deeper tone up top, lighter below, and crisp white trim pulling it all together like it knows exactly what it’s doing. It’s polished without feeling overdone, and it hits that sweet spot where you notice it immediately. And then there’s the driveway, wide, generous, and ready for real life. Multiple vehicles, guests, extra space to maneuver, no awkward shuffling required.
Set within the Meridian Campus, this home is part of a thoughtfully designed neighborhood where everything feels connected. Tree-lined streets, sidewalks that actually go somewhere, bike lanes, and a layout that invites you outside instead of trapping you in. HOA dues are just $153 quarterly, and they help maintain the overall look and feel of the community, protecting value and keeping everything looking sharp. And then there’s what surrounds you. Parks, trails, and open spaces are woven throughout the area, with access to golf, nature, and everyday convenience just minutes away. Add in nearby shopping, dining, and easy I-5 access for commuting, and suddenly you’re not just buying a home, you’re stepping into a lifestyle that’s built to be enjoyed.
This layout helps you visualize all going on inside the home. On the Exterior, Golf course greens stretching out in the distance, beautifully maintained surroundings, and just beyond that, the highly regarded Jubilee at Hawks Prairie community, known for its resort-style living and pristine neighborhood feel. It elevates the entire area. Coffee shops, restaurants, medical, shopping, it’s all close. Treat yourself at Humble Cow Ice Cream, spend an afternoon at 23 Kitchens with pickleball and food in one stop, or take advantage of the miles of trails that make getting outside part of your daily rhythm.
