Space to spread out and settle in — 853 Sanctuary Drive offers 4,191 sq ft of living space across 2 levels in Mason City. This home features 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and an attached 2-car garage, all set on a spacious 0.45-acre lot. Cozy up by the fireplace in the living room on cooler evenings, or unwind on the covered porch year-round. Zoned for Mason Public Schools and located in Ingham County, this home combines generous space with everyday comfort. Most neighborhoods give you a lot. This one gives you a lot with pond frontage and nobody behind you. At almost a half acre in Raynor Ponds, the backyard is as private as you'll find this close to downtown Mason, and it sets the tone for the whole property, inside and out. Built in 2017, this modern Craftsman has over 4,100 square feet and is laid out for multi-generational living under the same roof. The main floor holds the primary suite, with a walk-in shower big enough for two that features dual shower heads. The ceilings are 9' over wood floors, and there's a fireplace in the living room for cold nights. You'll find a high-end chef's kitchen with a full pantry, built for real cooking and to host the people who inevitably will gather around the island during dinner parties. Laundry and a half bath are on this level as well, and a fifth bedroom here is set up as an office right now. Someone who doesn't want stairs can live their entire day on the main level. The "Joanna Gaines" modern farmhouse style touches and decorating are icing on the cake. Upstairs, two bedrooms each have a full bathroom of their own, plus a spacious den that can be a homework spot, a game room, or a quiet place to work. The basement is what truly sets this home apart. With 9' ceilings and daylight windows that look out to the backyard and the pond, it feels like part of the house instead of an afterthought. The family room is huge, including a full second kitchen and eat-in space. This level also features an additional bedroom, a full bath, and in-floor heat. It's a complete second living space, and it works for in-laws, grown kids, or guests who stay a while. Everyone gets their own space and their own bathroom, while the house still feels like one home. The oversized 3.5-car garage is extra deep and has in-floor heat, so the truck, the toys, and the workbench all fit and the floor stays warm through a Michigan winter. Spray foam insulation and separate HVAC systems for the first and second floors keep it comfortable and efficient. The sprinklers are already in and keeping the lawn green all summer, and a covered front porch gives you a spot to sit outside in any weather.