This is a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with a flex room that refuses to be minimized. Office? Fifth bedroom? Peloton shrine? You decide. There's also a true formal dining room, built for tables with leaves and chairs that don't scrape walls. The three car garage means you can park cars and still have room for Costco overflow, tools, bikes, or that hobby you swear you're getting back in to. The lot is over 14,000 sq. ft. and tucked into a practically private cul-de-sac with limited neighboring homes.

Step outside to a backyard designed for actual living: a pool for summer survival, a covered patio for year-round lounging, and lawn space that exists without demanding your weekends. Big enough to feel indulgent, manageable enough to keep your Saturdays.  The northern corner of the parcel has been fenced separately with access to the street.  Perfect for hiding your trash cans, but big enough to park a car.

The upgrades speak for themselves: remodeled kitchen, LVP flooring, newer HVAC, and solar with a low monthly payment. Practical and done right.

The location is fantastic. Close to freeway access when you need to move, and walking distance to Old Town Clovis when you want coffee, dinner, or to casually remind yourself why you chose this neighborhood in the first place.

Now let's talk about the sellers - because this part matters. The husband was handy. he did the projects, and fixed the things. She, however, handled the records. And by records, we mean meticulous, and organized. She still has the original flyer from when the home was purchased, along with detailed documentation of maintenance, upgrades, and repairs. He remembers doing the work, she remembers when, why, how, and how many times she had to ask him.

If you're wondering whether she changed the AC filters on time, the answer is yes, probably early, and she kept the receipt. Twice.

This is one of those homes where you walk in and immediately think, Oh, this was owned by adults who had a system - and she ran it. Fair warning: Owning this home comes with a challenge. Maintaining it to the seller's standards is now your responsibility. No pressure. But they set the bar, and it's high.