Some homes need a long list of features to make their case. This one just needs you to walk into the backyard. From the moment you’re back there, the pool, the mountains, the sky – it all clicks, and you’ll understand why this large cul-de-sac lot in Miramonte doesn’t come around often. Let’s start with that backyard. It’s not an afterthought, it was designed to entertain and is the reason people will remember this house. The pool sits at the center of it all, water sparkling clear, surrounded by enough space to actually live outside: barbecues that run late, kids cannonballing off the edge, a glass of wine after the sun drops behind the Sierra. And every bit of it looks out toward Mt. Rose and the city lights below, a backdrop that changes with the light and never fails to stop you in your tracks. Inside, 2,519 square feet spreads across a layout built for how people actually live now. High ceilings pull light deep into the main living space, and the kitchen island is the kind you’ll find everyone gathered around whether there’s food on it or not. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms give a growing family or frequent guests real room to spread out, and the primary suite’s walk in closet is sized for two people who don’t want to fight over hangers. The three car tandem garage handles everything you throw at it. Room for the daily drivers plus the mountain bikes, the skis, the tools, whatever gear life in Reno and Sparks tends to pile up. And with natural gas forced air paired with refrigerated central air, the house stays comfortable through every season the high desert throws at it. Places like this rarely last long on the market, and once you’ve experienced it for yourself, you’ll understand why.