Close the door at 966 9th Circle, and the rest of Fox Island and the world disappear. Tucked into a fir canopy with no rooftops in sight, this 1,775 SF charmer proves a townhome can feel as private as anything single-family. Fully renovated top to bottom -- new top of the line LVP flooring runs throughout, the kitchen has been rebuilt with quartz counters, subway tile backsplash, and a farmhouse apron sink, and both decks were reimagined for real outdoor living. 100% move-in ready. Two ensuite bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a vaulted, skylit great room anchored by a painted brick fireplace give this home single-family scale without the upkeep. The expanded full-Trex deck off the greatroom catches golden-hour light through old-growth cedar and fir -- a privacy screen most can't buy. Upstairs, the primary suite with vaulted ceilings has its own spacious deck, a dual-vanity bath, a huge california style walk in closet, and a cozy loft/den perched above the great room. Fox Lair is the only condo/townhome community of it's kind on Fox Island, where residents share an in-ground pool, spa, and pickleball/tennis court minutes from downtown Gig Harbor. It's the perfect "lock and leave" for the snowbird; or a "right sizer" ready to trade yard work for freedom to play. Nothing left to update, leave the friendly neighborhood HOA to handle the details -- just move in and watch the sun go down from the deck.
Close the door at 966 9th Circle, and the rest of Fox Island and the world disappear. Tucked into a fir canopy with no rooftops in sight, this 1,775 SF charmer proves a townhome can feel as private as anything single-family. Fully renovated top to bottom -- new top of the line LVP flooring runs throughout, the kitchen has been rebuilt with quartz counters, subway tile backsplash, and a farmhouse apron sink, and both decks were reimagined for real outdoor living. 100% move-in ready. Two ensuite bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a vaulted, skylit great room anchored by a painted brick fireplace give this home single-family scale without the upkeep. The expanded full-Trex deck off the greatroom catches golden-hour light through old-growth cedar and fir -- a privacy screen most can't buy. Upstairs, ...
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