The Fizbit

Set on a generous 1.2-acre lot within the Mountain View HOA, this 2006 Colonial residence offers expansive living tailored for both daily function and leisure. The property's blue vinyl siding, brown shingle roof, and covered front porch with white railings present a classic, well-maintained exterior, rated at an average condition of 3.9/5 across the property's 90 photos. Mature trees frame the expansive green lawn, providing a sense of privacy while maintaining an open feel, with direct access to the 450-acre Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary for year-round outdoor pursuits. Inside, the home spans 4,002 square feet, featuring four bedrooms and four bathrooms, designed to accommodate a dynamic lifestyle. The kitchen, a central hub, is appointed with red shaker-style cabinets, light solid surface countertops, and stainless steel appliances, all anchored by a large island. Tile flooring extends through this space, leading into a dining area. The first floor also includes a dedicated dining room with dark gray walls and an arched window, an office, a game room, and a sunroom with blue walls, a vaulted wood-paneled ceiling, and a wood-burning stove, creating a versatile environment for relaxation or entertainment. Upstairs, the primary suite features a private bath and a substantial walk-in closet, while a bonus suite above the three-car garage offers a bedroom, half bath, and lounge/office area, ideal for guests or a private workspace. With its generous square footage and extensive features, this property distinguishes itself within the Lewiston market. At 4,002 square feet, it is significantly larger than the city's average of 1,830 square feet. The home's location on a quiet street, its well-landscaped grounds, and its direct adjacency to conservation land provide a unique combination of neighborhood convenience and natural access. This residence is positioned for buyers seeking substantial space, modern amenities, and a direct connection to outdoor recreation, offering a distinct proposition compared to the median Lewiston home.