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About this home
Great design should have a reason. Why floor-to-ceiling glass beneath a cathedral entry? Because natural light changes the way a home feels. Why a 3-sided fireplace? Because the best spaces don’t just divide rooms—they connect them. Why does a bookcase swing open to reveal a secret room? No profound reason for that one—it’s just fun! And that may be what makes this home different. It takes design seriously w/ out taking itself too seriously. In the kitchen, Bosch appliances, quartz surfaces and an oversized island are only the beginning. Storage on both sides makes better use of space. Disappearing countertop outlets & concealed power leave the full-tile backsplash uninterrupted. Toe-kick and under-cabinet lighting soften the room after dark. Even the pantry includes dedicated appliance docking stations—because clutter doesn’t need to live on the countertop. Upstairs, vaulted ceilings & transom windows bring light into a second living space. Every bedroom has a walk-in closet. Every bath an illuminated heated mirror. The primary suite finishes things beautifully w/ soaring ceilings, exposed beams, a tiled step-in shower, generous walk-in closet and private balcony. Even outside, the thinking continues: low-maintenance landscaping means less weekend upkeep & more weekend. Scandinavian-inspired. Light-filled. Intentional. Not more for the sake of more. Just better, where better matters.
Northwest Meridian, located between Eagle Road and North Meridian Road, is a residential and retail Meridian neighborhood with broad suburban streets and a patchwork of parks and canals. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around the Eagle Road and Fairview Avenue intersection, where big-box storefronts, local eateries, and steady traffic set a brisk, errands-and-dining rhythm. The Village at Meridian adds an open-air main-street feel with fountains, patios, and evening foot traffic. Kleiner Park and the Meridian Library District’s main branch shape the area’s civic backdrop with lawns, paths, and community programming. Housing trends toward newer subdivisions and townhome pockets, with sidewalks and multi-use paths linking daily routines. Settlers Park and nearby canal corridors bring a quieter edge for walks and bike loops.
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Offer insights
76 N Feather Reed Ave · $589,900
$594K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $594K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
2 days
The average home goes pending in 26 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
99.6%
Most homes are selling 0% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Bath in master bedroom
Great room
Double vanity
Walk-in closets
Pantry
Kitchen island
Quartz counters
Bedrooms
3 bedrooms (all bedrooms located on the upper level)
Bathrooms
3 bathrooms
Kitchen
Kitchen on main level
Kitchen island
Quartz counters
Dishwasher
Disposal
Microwave
Freestanding oven/range
Gas range
Laundry & utility
Gas water heater
Flooring
Carpet
Heating & cooling
Forced air heating (natural gas)
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Small lot with sidewalks
Pressurized irrigation sprinkler system
Home design
Single family residence
New construction
Entry level: Main
Parking
Attached 2-car garage
2 covered parking spaces (total 2 parking spaces)
Construction
Built by Midas Corp
Frame construction
Crawl space foundation
Composition roof
Utilities
City water service
Sewer connected
Cable connected
HOA & community
Homeowners association with annual fee of $450
Other
Located in the Havn At Ten Mile subdivision
Electricity and solar
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