Let’s talk affordability — because pretending it doesn’t matter isn’t helping anyone.

Buying a home right now feels intimidating. Rates are up. Utilities are unpredictable. Maintenance costs can wreck a budget fast.
So this home was built differently — and priced for people who actually care about monthly reality.

This is a 2021-built single-family home, still under builder warranty, meaning fewer surprise repairs and less money flying out the door after you move in. No fixer. No projects. No “someday we’ll deal with that.”

The smaller backyard is intentional — less landscaping, less water, less time, less cost. The front yard is HOA-maintained, so that’s one more recurring expense you don’t have to think about.

Solar? Yes — and not vague, feel-good solar. A fixed solar payment with Tesla battery backup, giving you predictable energy costs in a time when utility rates keep climbing. Based on national energy data, the solar rate here is roughly half of current utility energy costs, which matters when you’re trying to control monthly spend.

Inside, the layout is practical and modern: open living space, a flexible upstairs loft, four real bedrooms, and a primary suite that actually feels like a place to land at the end of the day — not a showpiece you’re afraid to touch.

The HOA covers gated access, pool, spa, greenbelts, parks, and exterior maintenance, which means shared amenities without individual upkeep costs. You get the benefits without the headaches.

This isn’t a “dream home” pitch.
It’s a numbers-make-sense home.

If affordability, predictability, and low ongoing costs matter more to you than hype — this one deserves a serious look.