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2808 Capital Dr
Eugene, OR 97403
$1,475,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
4951
Property Description
This quintessential custom built NW Contemporary is showcased in a private setting with exceptional views of the forested hills of South Eugene. A remarkable feature of this home is the full-sized 18x30 indoor pool and spa on the spacious finished lower level w/ample area for a sauna installation. Sliding doors to a private deck provide a setting for pool parties and year-round daily swim/exercise opportunity. A five light contemporary front door opens to a herringbone marble floor & lofty open staircase. Immediately off to the side is a cozy office/study with built-in desk and floor to ceiling brick wall. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are lightly defined with an open great room concept. Over 50 windows allow the spectacular vista of trees and mountain ridge to march right into the rooms. A floor to ceiling brick fireplace with black granite slab hearth anchors the living room. The wide oak plank dining room floors are a light finish and meld perfectly with the marble entry where one of the two staircases access the 2193 sqft 2nd floor bedroom level. An arched entry from the dining room to the kitchen frames the Ann Sack's glass tile over the Wolf electric cooktop. Kitchen features:island cutting board, Dacor range, new Fridge and dishwasher & deck access. The primary ensuite w/walk-in closet boasts a brick fireplace with a 45" opening, a built-in coffee/wine bar with sink, and vaulted clear cedar ceiling. The primary bath has a stand alone bathtub and an open glass front shower with two shower heads. Every large bedroom has vistas of fir trees and the hills in the distance. The fourth bedroom is a consortium of rooms. It shares a Jack and Jill closet with the third bedroom, has an adjoining library and two loft beds with ladders. A designated bathroom with shower makes this a second ensuite. The laundry room is located on the second floor bedroom level. Siding is Redwood, decks are cedar. Parking can be expanded where planting beds are now.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1976
MLS Number
24198572
Location
Address
2808 CAPITAL DR
City
Eugene
State
OR
Zip Code
97403
County
LANE
Listing
Provider
Hybrid Real Estate, original listing
Name
Hybrid Real Estate
Phone
(541) 343-0322
Office Name
Hybrid Real Estate
Office Phone
(541) 343-0322
Agent Name
Susan Sparks

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