Tucked into the trees in Fox Run on Signal Mountain. Brick and cedar shake, single-level living on a large, wooded, private lot with a salt water pool -- the kind of Signal Mountain setting that feels tucked away the moment you turn in, yet still close to the award winning schools and the everyday rhythm of the mountain. The heart of the home is a sunken great room with a vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling and a gas fireplace. Large doors open to the four-season sunroom at the back, so the living spaces stay connected to the woods and the pool deck beyond. The left wing of the home is the bedroom wing. Two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath and both have walk-in closets. The primary suite sits at the back left of the house with a generous bath, his-and-her walk-in closets, direct access to the rear pool deck, and a side entry into the sunroom -- a private, easy flow from bedroom to outdoors. To the right, the plan opens into daily living. A den with a large wet bar and half bath sits toward the front of the house. Behind it, the open eat-in kitchen looks into the great room. A walk-in pantry and large laundry sit at the back of the kitchen, with a separate mudroom and rear entry hall beyond -- then the oversized one-car attached garage. A large three-car carport is attached to the right of the home and connects directly to that rear entry hall, so everyday coming and going stays practical. Behind the right wing is a separate building originally built as a pool house. It has a large wet bar, living area, loft, and a separate room with a full bath. A full covered porch faces the fenced backyard. It has been used as a woodworking shop, but the bones are still those of a true guest/pool house -- ready to return to entertaining, guests, hobbies, or whatever this next chapter needs. This is Signal Mountain living with ease, rooms that open to the trees, a backyard that can actually be used, and enough flexible space and parking to make the property work as hard as the house.