Single story. Open. Unhurried in its design– a great room that doesn’t rush you from one space to the next, a kitchen built for slow mornings and long dinners, quartz counters, and a kitchen island that asks for nothing more than what’s needed. The primary suite feels like an exhale– a large window framing the backyard below, a quiet place to look out before the day asks anything of you. And this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home keeps its word. Hot water, on demand, without a tank to wait on. Water, already softened. A security system is already in place, ready for you to activate when you’re ready. A washer, a dryer, kitchen refrigerator, and a refrigerator in the garage– the small mercies of daily life, already in place, already yours. Step outside and the work is done there too. Front and back landscaping, complete. A covered patio. A fenced yard that asks only that you sit in it. A three-car garage with room for the things–and the projects–that matter to you. This is Arbor– a neighborhood still becoming itself, still full of the kind of quiet possibility that comes early in a community’s life. And just a few minutes away, Treasure Valley Marketplace holds all the ordinary, necessary things of a life well-lived– nearby, but not demanding your attention. Some homes are a checklist. This one is an invitation to enjoy.