Corner lot. Biggest yard in Whispering Springs. A permitted outdoor build-out the next buyer would spend years recreating. The Challenger build sits on a 7,841 sqft corner with Pikes Peak and mountain views, wrapped in a double-sided privacy fence. Out back: a permitted extended patio cover, a permitted gas-line fire pit, and a gazebo housing the hot tub with motorized shades. Front turf is Dominion with a 20-year transferable warranty. Back turf is recycled football field laid over three inches of dirt and three inches of road base with anti-mold pebbles, so it drains, holds shape, and stays usable year-round. The shed has its own electrical breaker for power tools, equally usable as a workshop or a backyard office. Inside, the main floor opens with a private office behind double French doors (new carpet, 2023). Solid-surface counters and an island in the kitchen. LVP through the main floor and the upstairs bath. Upstairs holds three bedrooms, laundry, a 5-piece primary suite with built-in shower seat and comfort-height vanities, and a large loft the sellers say is where the family actually spends their time. Ceiling fans in every room. EV charger in the attached garage. Roof 2019, dishwasher 2021, washer and dryer 2022, refrigerator 2023. Whispering Springs has a small neighborhood park gated to residents only and a community group that looks out for each other. District 49 schools (Springs Ranch, Horizon, Sand Creek). Two minutes to fuel, ten to groceries, fifteen to shopping and movies, and a quick line to both Peterson and Schriever. No basement, no surprise mechanicals, no deferred outdoor work. The biggest lot in the neighborhood with the outdoor improvements already done, permitted, and paid for. There is one detail in the primary bedroom that only shows up after the lights go out. You have to see it in person!