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Some homes check boxes. This one rewrites the list! Built in 2021 and thoughtfully upgraded ever since, this custom home in the Hamptons at Vineyard is the kind of place people describe after a showing with a quiet "yeah, that's the one." From the striking all-black stone-and-Hardie exterior on a rare 0.34-acre lot to the net-positive solar system that actually puts energy back on the grid, every detail was chosen with intention - and it shows. The main floor is made for real life and good company. A gas-fireplace great room flows into a chef's kitchen anchored by a waterfall-quartz island, double-door refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, tile backsplash, and an extended pantry already pre-plumbed for a future butler's pantry (power, pure-water line, and ice-maker drain are in place). Real hardwood floors, crisp white walls with black plantation shutters, matte-black fixtures, and designer LED lighting give the space a clean, cohesive feel. Black-framed windows run throughout the entire home, tying the bold exterior aesthetic seamlessly into every interior space. A mudroom off the garage keeps everyday chaos where it belongs. The main-floor primary suite is a genuine retreat - oversized tile shower with dual shower heads, dual vanities with built-in medicine cabinets, and a massive closet with its own stacked washer/dryer and steam cabinet, both of which stay. Upstairs, three bedrooms each have their own walk-in closet, two full baths, and a large loft that works equally well as a playroom, office, or flex space. The finished basement lives like a second home - and it's designed that way. Nine-foot ceilings (upgraded) with sound insulation in the ceiling cavity, a full second kitchen with waterfall-quartz counters, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, media room, home gym, cold storage, and a third laundry. Two spots on the exterior could support a walkout entry (roughly $1012K) if multigenerational living or a rental setup is on your radar. The systems here are what truly separate this home from the competition. A $70K+ owned solar array runs net-positive against total household load, backed by two Tesla Powerwalls. Two independent HVAC systems - each on its own Nest thermostat - keep every floor comfortable without compromise. Two 50-gallon water heaters, a whole-home water softener, upgraded plumbing and filtration, an ozone air purifier, and a humidifier round out the mechanical side. Cat6 ethernet is hard-wired to key work and media rooms; six smart cameras, smart keypad entry, a Nest doorbell, and fiber internet at the street handle security and connectivity. Permanent professional window tint on the south-facing rear glass conveys with the home and makes a meaningful difference in summer cooling. The backyard is resort living on a residential lot - fully fenced, with a 14-foot swim spa, covered pergola on its own concrete pad, outdoor gas fireplace, retractable movie screen, extended concrete patio for large-format dining, raised garden beds, established fruit trees, a conifer garden, and a rose mow strip. A dedicated concrete pad and all materials for a greenhouse convey. Full sprinklers with drip irrigation keep everything looking its best without the effort. For the car enthusiast, hobbyist, or anyone with a boat or RV: there's a standard 2-car garage and an extra-tall tandem that configures as a 4-car or a 2-car plus workshop - tall enough for an RV or boat. A comparable RV-depth concrete pad runs along the side of the home for additional parking. Both garages are wired with 220V EV outlets and include ceiling storage racks that stay. The Hamptons HOA is $42/month - one of the better values around - and includes two pools, two clubhouses, and two fitness centers. Vineyard Grove Park is steps from the front door. Utah Lake's shoreline and trail network are close by. The fast-growing Utah City development, with a new grocery store and an expanding lineup of restaurants and entertainment, is just minutes away, alo

Some homes check boxes. This one rewrites the list! Built in 2021 and thoughtfully upgraded ever since, this custom home in the Hamptons at Vineyard is the kind of place people describe after a showing with a quiet "yeah, that's the one." From the striking all-black stone-and-Hardie exterior on a rare 0.34-acre lot to the net-positive solar system that actually puts energy back on the grid, every detail was chosen with intention - and it shows. The main floor is made for real life and good company. A gas-fireplace great room flows into a chef's kitchen anchored by a waterfall-quartz island, double-door refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, tile backsplash, and an extended pantry already pre-plumbed for a future butler's pantry (power, pure-water line, and ice-maker drain are in place). Real hardwood floors, crisp white walls with black plantation shutters, matte-black fixtures, and designer LED lighting give the space a clean, cohesive feel. Black-framed windows run throughout the entire home, tying the bold exterior aesthetic seamlessly into every interior space. A mudroom off the garage keeps everyday chaos where it belongs. The main-floor primary suite is a genuine retreat - oversized tile shower with dual shower heads, dual vanities with built-in medicine cabinets, and a massive closet with its own stacked washer/dryer and steam cabinet, both of which stay. Upstairs, three bedrooms each have their own walk-in closet, two full baths, and a large loft that works equally well as a playroom, office, or flex space. The finished basement lives like a second home - and it's designed that way. Nine-foot ceilings (upgraded) with sound insulation in the ceiling cavity, a full second kitchen with waterfall-quartz counters, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, media room, home gym, cold storage, and a third laundry. Two spots on the exterior could support a walkout entry (roughly $1012K) if multigenerational living or a rental setup is on your radar. The systems here are what truly separate this home from the competition. A $70K+ owned solar array runs net-positive against total household load, backed by two Tesla Powerwalls. Two independent HVAC systems - each on its own Nest thermostat - keep every floor comfortable without compromise. Two 50-gallon water heaters, a whole-home water softener, upgraded plumbing and filtration, an ozone air purifier, and a humidifier round out the mechanical side. Cat6 ethernet is hard-wired to key work and media rooms; six smart cameras, smart keypad entry, a Nest doorbell, and fiber internet at the street handle security and connectivity. Permanent professional window tint on the south-facing rear glass conveys with the home and makes a meaningful difference in summer cooling. The backyard is resort living on a residential lot - fully fenced, with a 14-foot swim spa, covered pergola on its own concrete pad, outdoor gas fireplace, retractable movie screen, extended concrete patio for large-format dining, raised garden beds, established fruit trees, a conifer garden, and a rose mow strip. A dedicated concrete pad and all materials for a greenhouse convey. Full sprinklers with drip irrigation keep everything looking its best without the effort. For the car enthusiast, hobbyist, or anyone with a boat or RV: there's a standard 2-car garage and an extra-tall tandem that configures as a 4-car or a 2-car plus workshop - tall enough for an RV or boat. A comparable RV-depth concrete pad runs along the side of the home for additional parking. Both garages are wired with 220V EV outlets and include ceiling storage racks that stay. The Hamptons HOA is $42/month - one of the better values around - and includes two pools, two clubhouses, and two fitness centers. Vineyard Grove Park is steps from the front door. Utah Lake's shoreline and trail network are close by. The fast-growing Utah City development, with a new grocery store and an expanding lineup of restaurants and entertainment, is just minutes away, alo