9713 NW 26TH CT

Vancouver, WA 98665

Located on a large lot at the end of a cul-de-sac in the highly sought-after Lakeshore neighborhood, this well-cared-for 4-bedroom home offers abundant storage, everyday functionality, and thoughtful updates throughout. This move-in ready home features updated bathrooms, refreshed flooring, modern fixtures, and brand-NEW interior paint, creating a fresh, clean, and welcoming atmosphere. The spacious kitchen serves as the heart of the home with ample counter space, abundant cabinetry, stainless appliances (refrigerator included!), a pantry, and a breakfast bar – well-suited for busy mornings and shared meals. An adjacent eating area opens via slider to a large, partially covered stone patio, offering seamless indoor/outdoor flow for entertaining and everyday enjoyment. The vaulted primary suite features plush carpet, a walk-in closet, dual vanity, and walk-in shower. Outdoors, the fully fenced backyard offers ample room to relax, play, or gather, highlighted by the stone patio, along with a tool shed, raised garden bed, dedicated dog run, and space for RV or boat parking. Brand NEW exterior paint adds peace of mind and a smart thermostat adds comfort and modern convenience. A rare combination of location, updates, and usable outdoor space in an established neighborhood, all just blocks from Lake Shore Elementary!

Listing courtesy of Haris Hadziselimovic of Keller Williams Realty (360) 521-1615



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