Wake up to stunning views of the Catalinas. Wind down the same way. This Oro Valley home was built for the way people actually live, mornings with coffee in a sun-washed east-facing beautiful landscaped backyard, dinner parties that flow naturally from a gourmet kitchen into formal dining, and lazy Sundays with mountain views framed in every window of the great room and kitchen. The kitchen is the heart of it: a large center island, 6-burner gas cooktop, double ovens, brand new dishwasher, extended staggered cabinetry.and the kind of counter space that makes cooking feel effortless rather than crowded. The formal dining room, with its tray ceiling and butler's pantry pass-through, is built for the kind of dinner that lingers. The primary suite is a genuine retreat: soaking tub, separate shower, double vanities, private toilet room, and a walk-in closet lined with compressed cedar providing moth repellent and moisture absorbing benefits. . The split floor plan keeps guests comfortable and the household sane. Every room has a ceiling fan, a small thing that matters a lot in an Arizona summer. Three additional bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a huge laundry room with utility sink, and a three-car tandem garage with built-in storage round out a home that has thought through the details: custom iron security door, water conditioner, fresh paint throughout, new bedroom carpet, tray ceilings with recessed lighting, and removable privacy film on key windows. Outside the front door, Rancho de Plata delivers parks, trails, and direct walking access to Wilson K-8. Ironwood High School, Leman Academy, Casas Adobes, and Basis Oro Valley, one of the consistently top-ranked high schools in the country, are all nearby. Some homes you tour. This one you start picturing your file in.