Some homes give you a yard. This one gives you a place to disappear into. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac backing to a wooded creek corridor, with a stand of bamboo screening the property line, the setting here is genuinely private in a way you rarely find inside Beaverton. Cherry, pear, and apple trees are established across the lot and already producing, with raised garden beds ready for whatever you want to grow. There is a fire pit for the evenings that run long. Off the dining room, a large deck looks out over all of it, with stairs leading down to an oversized concrete patio below, so you get two distinct places to sit depending on the hour and the weather. Inside, the home has been rebuilt with real care. The main level opens up under vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, bright and connected from the living room through the dining area into the kitchen. A linear fireplace set into a warm slatted wood wall gives the living room a center of gravity. The kitchen is new throughout, with Samsung appliances including an induction range, quartz counters carried up the wall as a full backsplash, and generous cabinetry. Both bathrooms are finished floor to ceiling in tile with lighted mirrors. Wide plank luxury vinyl flooring runs the length of the home. Milgard windows and ductless mini split heating and cooling throughout. Four bedrooms, two baths, attached two car garage. A few blocks from an elementary school, neighborhood park, and creek trail, with quick access to 198th, TV Highway, and Highway 26. Nike and Intel are both an easy commute. A rare combination of a fully finished home and a piece of ground you will not want to leave.