This townhouse stands firm, built in 2004, made to last. The home is fresh, the floors clean, the air inside still and waiting. Light comes through the high windows and spills across the wood floors, stretching long in the morning and slanting low in the evening. The kitchen has quiet maple cabinets, tan stone counters, and stainless steel KitchenAid appliances that catch the light. The adjacent dining area is perfect for hurried breakfasts or slow suppers. The living room has a gas fireplace where warm nights settle like an old friend. Upstairs, two bedrooms stand ready, their ceilings high, their windows fetching light. Near them, a bath with tub, functional and steady. The third bedroomthe Primary suite a quiet retreat with soft carpet, and a deep closet. The bath delighting with dual sinks, granite counters and a tub wide enough to hold the days weight. The house smells of new beginnings, fresh starts. The laundry stands in its a small room, waiting for its work. The garage is a tandem, with space enough for two cars and all the things necessary or whimsical. Outside, the world movesCostco, Trader Joes’, and BART in the distance. The highways stretch north to the city, south to the valley. But here, in this house, there is stillness, a place to rest. A place to call home.