Listing courtesy of Windermere RE Whatcom, Inc..
Perfectly positioned along the final par-3 of the Arnold Palmer Championship Golf Course at Semiahmoo, this exceptional single-level, duplex-style rambler offers a rare combination of timeless design & beautifully updated interiors. Built in 1994 with solid craftsmanship & "great bones," the home has recently undergone an extensive renovation featuring luxury vinyl plank flooring, fresh interior paint, a stunning new kitchen, & a completely reimagined primary suite. A welcoming double-door entry opens to a gallery-style foyer that leads into a dramatic great room highlighted by vaulted ceilings, painted beams, & a stone fireplace. Picture windows frame peaceful fairway views, creating a warm & inviting backdrop for everyday living. Beautifully renovated kitchen features furniture-quality cabinetry, new appliances, designer lighting, & a custom quartz island that serves as the heart of the home. A charming window seat provides the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. The primary suite has been thoughtfully redesigned with dual-sink quartz vanity, a walk-in shower with step-free access for ease & comfort. A private guest suite is thoughtfully separated from the primary living spaces, while the third bedroom—equally suited as a den or home office—offers convenience with Jack-and-Jill bath access. Over 2,200 square feet of beautifully updated single-level living & a safe golf course location in a premier Pacific Northwest setting-- a rare find in a beautiful neighborhood.
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