Welcome to 1306 Alpha St NW., a charming colonial built in the peaceful West Brook Estates neighborhood and located in the well-respected Tuslaw Local School District. Built in 2020, this beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with a 2-car garage blends modern comfort with timeless appeal. Step inside and feel instantly at home. Sunlight pours through large windows, illuminating a spacious and inviting living room-ideal for cozy movie nights, quiet reading time, or gathering with friends and family. At the heart of the home is a bright, functional kitchen designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Whether it's holiday baking, Sunday pancakes, or weeknight dinners, this space invites connection and creativity. The adjacent dining area is perfect for meaningful conversations and memory-making meals. Upstairs, you'll find four generously sized bedrooms offering flexibility for guest space, a home office, or a growing family. The updated bathrooms are thoughtfully styled with convenience and comfort in mind. The home's layout flows effortlessly from room to room, creating a natural sense of harmony. Outside, your private backyard oasis awaits-perfect for summer barbecues, gardening, or simply relaxing under the stars. There's space to play, pets to roam, or you to unwind. 1306 Alpha St NW offers more than just a house-it offers a lifestyle rooted in community, comfort, and connection. Enjoy the serenity of a quiet neighborhood with the convenience of being just minutes from local schools, parks, shopping, and dining. Recent updates include a new front door, fresh paint, and updated landscaping. Whether you're a first-time buyer, starting a new chapter, or looking for a place that simply feels like home-this is the one. Schedule your showing today and discover what it means to truly belong.

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