Some homes are clean. This one is curated. Every detail has been considered, not for show, but for how it lives. Books placed just so. Bedding that's been steamed. A closet so organized it becomes part of the experience, color-coded, evenly spaced, and the kind of detail people remember after a showing. This home wasn't just maintained. It was studied, improved, and handed back to the market in better shape than it was found. Major systems have been updated, including a new HVAC system, a whole-house water filtration system, and a newer roof and water heater, offering both comfort and peace of mind. The main level is the heart of the home, designed exactly as it should be. White full-height cabinetry, granite countertops, and a kitchen that opens seamlessly into the family room. A Calacatta marble tile fireplace framed by custom cabinetry anchors the space, and just beyond it, through the glass, are the mountains. Lone Peak. Timpanogos. Box Elder. You see them from the kitchen. You see them from the couch. They're not an afterthought. They're part of the home. And then there's the primary suite. The fully renovated primary bathroom is a true standout, designed like a private spa with a custom navy vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding soaking tub perfectly positioned to take in the mountain views. It's the kind of space that elevates the entire home. Step outside onto the deck and the experience continues. Framed like it was intentional, though no one could have planned it this well. Mornings bring warm light across the Wasatch. Evenings settle into quiet, the kind that reminds you why people choose SunCrest in the first place. The rest of the home follows the same standard: five bedrooms, three and a half baths, a fully finished basement with a wet bar, soaring entry ceilings, and a fenced yard that's fully landscaped without becoming a weekend obligation. Every space feels complete, functional, and ready to live in. SunCrest itself is coming back to life for the season. Trails are filling in, the clubhouse is active again, and the energy of the community is exactly what makes this location so special. Here, the detail is in everything. And it's something you'll continue to notice long after you move in.

**Open House Saturday March 21, 11am-1pm**Spring has a way of making everything feel possible. The inversion burns off, the peaks shake loose their gray, and suddenly Lone Peak, Box Elder, and Timpanogos are right there. Close enough to feel personal, wide enough to stop you mid-sentence. That's the view on Glacial Peak Drive. And if you need proof it never gets old, consider this: the sellers loved it here so much, they bought another home in SunCrest. Just around the corner, actually. SunCrest has that effect on people. Here, the main floor flows the way you want a home to. Open kitchen and great room anchored by a custom fireplace, a mudroom that catches the chaos before it spreads, and a 3-car garage. Nothing wasted. Everything where it should be. Upstairs, the owner's suite earns some real estate of its own. Vaulted ceilings, a surprisingly generous footprint, and a bathroom that doesn't make you compromise. It feels like a proper retreat. Two other bedrooms and their jack-and-jill bath are practical in all the right ways. Well-sized, sensibly connected, with laundry right there on the same floor. The kind of layout that just handles life without making you think about it. Downstairs surprises in the best way. A finished theater room, a fourth bedroom, a full bath, and a walkout that brings the open air right to your back door. Crack that door on a spring evening and the outside just comes to you. The yard is flat and fully fenced, rarer up here than you'd think. Step outside and there's a large patio with a pergola overhead and a built-in gas fire pit. The kind of setup that turns a Tuesday into something more. The trails are close. The clubhouse, pool, and gym come with the address. And the air is just better. They figured all of this out and liked it so much they stayed. Spring is right around the corner. Come see why.

All homes have a story. This one's ready for yours. At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in SunCrest's Eagle Crest neighborhood, 2159 E Bald Eagle Court does something a lot of homes up here don't bother with anymore. It keeps things simple. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, laundry, and a primary suite with a walk-in closet, all on the main floor. No stairs between you and your morning routine. No stairs between you and the patio. Just a well-organized main level that puts daily life exactly where you want it. The vaulted ceilings hit you when you first walk in, and they change the feel of the room completely. The great room opens wide, light moves through it freely, and the kitchen sits right in the middle of it all. Newer paint throughout. A clean slate. Whether you're cooking for two on a Tuesday or hosting the whole group on a Saturday, the layout doesn't fight you. It works with you. The primary suite has its own en-suite bath and a walk-in closet that earns the name. The two additional main-floor bedrooms have enough flexibility to become whatever your life calls for right now: a home office, a guest room, a creative space you've been putting off. And the laundry is exactly where it should be, on the main floor, not a separate trip downstairs. The finished basement is where the home quietly doubles. Two more bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a second family room that functions completely on its own. A separate space for guests, for teenagers, for movie nights that don't interrupt the main floor. With over 2500 square feet, the home earns more than first impressions suggest. Outside, the flat lot keeps the yard manageable without sacrificing the feel of having outdoor space. The patio off the sliding glass doors is where the evenings go. A short walk puts you at Eagle Crest pocket park and the full Corner Canyon trail network beyond it. Up here the air is cleaner, the views toward Lone Peak are real, and SunCrest's pool, clubhouse, and amenities are part of the deal. In this market, some homes sit, some homes sell. All are waiting for the right story to unfold.

**OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 28th, 2pm-4pm** When it comes to preparing a house to go up for sale, we've seen lots of different levels of energy. But this house? This is a whole new level. This is fine-toothed-comb-by-a retired-father level of ready. You can feel it the moment you pull up here-the curb appeal is crisp, the mature pines are perfectly placed, and the yard looks like someone with a lot of time and very high standards cranked up the Bob Seger and went through it inch by inch before anyone was allowed to call it ready. Inside, vaulted ceilings hit you the second you walk through the door. The entry opens into the living room with a bay window pulling natural light across the entire main floor. The kitchen has been updated the right way: granite countertops, beadboard cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Whether you're running a smoker on the back deck for a crowd or feeding a carpool of volleyball players on a Wednesday night, this kitchen handles it without complaint. The accompanying family room connects everything together with a gas fireplace that Pop has properly tested. Upstairs, the updated primary suite features a walk-in closet, separate tub and shower, double sinks, and a remodeled bathroom that finally looks the way it always should have. Two more bedrooms and a full bath share the floor. Downstairs, the fully finished basement adds two more bedrooms with daylight windows making this the kind of lower level that doesn't feel like one. And you know those windows are shining thanks to Sargent Spitshine. The furnace is new. The AC is new. The triple pane windows and roof are newer. These updates may not be the sexiest part of this in the listing, but ask any father-in-law standing, hands on hips, in the utility room on inspection day whether it matters and you know these are the most important parts of any home purchase. Now, the shed. It has been converted into a bar and ready for your next round. If you're a dirty soda household, this thing was built for you. Manhattan, margarita, or the founding member of the Second Wife soda club. We listen and we don't judge. Either way, you'll be pouring it with style. The inclusion of the shed is negotiable. The newer TREX deck and covered sitting areas look out over valley and mountain views that earn a full stop in your evening. Fully fenced and ready for spring, this is all dad-approved. Draper does the rest, and in this zip code, that's saying something. Trails, water parks, aquarium, Corner Canyon, and Canyons District schools that parents in other zip codes genuinely envy. Every corner of this home has been made ready before it hit the market. You can feel it. And so can your dad.