890 E Hattie Greene, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (MLS# 6986538)

Supplements: A timber-framed entry and solid wood front door welcome you into a dramatic central gathering hall designed as the heart of the home. Anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, massive exposed wood beams, and custom built-ins, this space was intentionally created for connectionequally suited for hosting, relaxing, or everyday living at scale. Large windows throughout frame views of the surrounding forest, filling the home with natural light and a constant connection to the outdoors. The main living areas flow comfortably from the gathering hall into the kitchen, dining, and great room spaces, creating an open yet grounded layout that works for both entertaining and quiet retreat. The home offers a predominantly single-level, split floor plan that provides flexibility, privacy, and long-term comfort, with generously sized rooms and thoughtful separation between living areas and bedrooms. A spacious garage complements the home's scale and functionality, offering ample room for vehicles, gear, and storageideal for Flagstaff living and year-round recreation. The backyard is equally intentional, opening to a peaceful forested setting that feels private and natural, with space to gather, relax, or simply enjoy the quiet of the pines. Whether hosting outdoors or enjoying a quiet morning, the setting reinforces the home's sense of retreat. Recent updates include a full interior repaint in a soft, neutral palette, updated lighting and fixtures, modernized fans and hardware, refreshed exterior paint, and professional stagingbringing a clean, contemporary mountain feel while allowing the home's custom materials and design to take center stage. Every improvement was made to enhance livability and presentation without compromising the home's original character. Surrounded by mature pines and positioned for privacy, yet just minutes from Flagstaff's best trails, parks, downtown amenities, and year-round recreation, the property offers a rare balance of seclusion and accessibility. This combination of acreage, architectural presence, and proximity is increasingly difficult to find.