Set within a gated complex with strong architectural character, this townhouse centers on a dramatic main living space with high ceilings and a full wall of windows. A row of arched openings above brings in additional light, softening the scale of the room. The fireplace is finished in textured stone, and the open stair rises alongside it, with dark metal railings that continue through the upper level. The living room opens with ample space for multiple seating areas, centered around the fireplace and the wall of windows. Just above, the dining area sits along the edge of the space, looking down into the room below. Its position keeps it connected to the living room and works well for gatherings and entertaining. A deep blue accent wall and a suspended glass fixture give the area a clear focal point. The kitchen has been updated with painted cabinetry in a muted green, paired with brass hardware and white quartz countertops. Glass-front upper cabinets and a tall pantry wall add storage. The deep sink is set beneath a sunny window, and the layout opens to a dedicated breakfast area with a built-in bench, a natural place to sit and gather. Upstairs, the primary bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and a wide span of windows with interior shutters that bring in consistent light. The primary bath is en suite and features a long double vanity, a walk-in shower, and a separate water closet. The additional bedrooms are well-sized and bright, each with its own outlook and enough wall space to adapt over time, whether used as bedrooms, a guest room, or a workspace. Did I mention there is a secret door as well? A private patio sits just off the living room, enclosed and partially covered by an awning. It lends itself easily to outdoor dining, morning coffee, or a quiet place to sit in the evening. On the lower level, the attached garage provides direct access into the home and includes built-in storage along the back wall. The home has smart technology to control lights, HVAC,