Single Family Residence In Lexington

No mowing, no trimming hedges, no mulching, and no yard work. The HOA covers all of it. There’s even a sprinkler system that runs itself every morning at 7am. That’s $150 to $300 a month most homeowners pay elsewhere, already built in. Experience refined living in this beautifully crafted Craftsman home in the gated Harper Woods community, enhanced with over $20,000 in upgrades since the current owners purchased the home. Thoughtfully designed with 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1 half bath, and approximately 2,660 square feet, this 1½-story residence offers an open, inviting floor plan that blends timeless style with modern comfort. The spacious great room features a cozy fireplace and flows seamlessly into the well-appointed kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar, eat-in dining area, gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, disposal, and a generous walk-in pantry. The first-floor primary suite provides a private retreat with a walk-in closet, while the two spacious upstairs bedrooms each feature their own private full bath and walk-in closet, offering exceptional comfort and privacy for family members or guests. Step outside to the covered rear patio overlooking mature trees, creating a peaceful setting for morning coffee or evening gatherings. The professionally installed irrigation system, added by the builder, services both the front and back yards and operates automatically during the season, helping maintain beautiful landscaping with ease. A tankless water heater adds energy efficiency and endless hot water for everyday comfort. The full walk-out basement has already been drywalled and plumbed, providing approximately 1,700 square feet of versatile space ready to be finished to suit your needs. Whether you envision additional living areas, a home theater, fitness room, guest suite, or abundant storage, the possibilities are yours to shape. Located in southeast Lexington, Harper Woods offers the privacy and security of a gated community while placing you just minutes from The Summit at Fritz Farm, Hamburg Pavilion, the University of Kentucky, downtown Lexington, and Interstate 75.