$799,950
Welcome to a home where comfortable living, inviting gathering spaces and peaceful backyard views come together! Nestled in Deer Valley, this 6-bedroom, 5-bath two-story offers over 4,350 square feet of finished living space, with room to gather and spread out. Warm interior colors complement traditional architectural details throughout.
The main level features a formal dining room, great room and hearth room connected by a see-through fireplace, plus a kitchen designed for gathering with a large center island, casual dining area, updated appliances, two dishwashers and an exceptionally large walk-in pantry. These spaces flow naturally for everyday living and entertaining. A main-floor bedroom with adjacent full bath provides flexibility for overnight guests or a private home office.
Upstairs, the primary suite offers an updated bath with oversized walk-in shower, jetted tub and generous walk-in closet connecting directly to the laundry room. Three additional bedrooms and two full baths complete the second level, offering comfortable accommodations for family and guests.
The finished walk-up lower level adds another dimension to the home, featuring a media area, recreation space, wet bar with dishwasher, sixth bedroom or exercise room, full bath and abundant storage. It's a great place for movie nights, watching the big game or simply relaxing!
Outdoor living is equally inviting! Enjoy morning coffee on the screened deck overlooking the fenced backyard, neighborhood pond and walking trail. A stamped concrete patio provides another setting for outdoor entertaining. With no homes directly behind, the backyard offers an appealing sense of openness.
Recent improvements include exterior paint and primary bath updates in 2026, kitchen appliances in 2024, roof in 2023 and HVAC in 2021. Three-car garage with epoxy flooring! Just a short walk to the neighborhood pool, playground and Timber Creek Elementary, all within the Blue Valley School District.
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11018 W 163rd Terrace, Overland Park
Listing courtesy of Jim Gamble of KW KANSAS CITY METRO.