158 Eaglecrest Street
A stone and stucco family home backing directly onto Kiwanis Park.
158 Eaglecrest Street
Built along Eaglecrest Street, this three-bedroom residence stands behind a brick facade and an arched entryway. It places over thirty-five hundred square feet of living space directly against the quiet boundary of Kiwanis Park.
Inside, the main floor moves from a quiet front office to a grand living room with vaulted ceilings, before rising to a dedicated upper laundry and three large bedrooms.
The afternoon ends on a stone patio under a covered deck, where a built-in hot tub sits level with the lawn.
The grand living room
The day settles around a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Light enters through transom windows high overhead, while a sliding glass door opens the entire space to the backyard breeze, keeping everyone connected from morning until late evening.
A stone fireplace under a vaulted ceiling.
The workspace
Dark stone countertops meet a glass tile backsplash and white cabinetry.
The pantry wall
A built-in wine cooler sits framed by additional storage cabinetry.
Upstairs, three large bedrooms offer quiet retreats, including a primary suite with a deep walk-in closet.
The primary suite
These upper rooms are designed for quiet transitions. A tray ceiling frames the main bedroom, while custom built-in shelving keeps the wardrobe organized, and an additional bedroom fireplace warms the evening hours before sleep.
The fireplaces
Warmth is distributed across every level of the home. These hearths anchor the shared and private spaces, offering places to gather on winter evenings whether you are in the main living room, the primary bedroom, or downstairs in the rec room.
Every room, in its place
