26850 Inyo Court

Contemporary mountain retreat set in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a bright, open interior and a thoughtful layout designed for both everyday living and relaxed mountain enjoyment. Built in 2012 and lovingly maintained as a full-time residence for over a decade, the home reflects consistent care and pride of ownership throughout. Entry is effortless, with direct access from the attached garage into the main living area, or a welcoming approach via a gated front walkway leading to a beautifully finished white oak front door. Inside, dramatic vaulted ceilings and wall of windows immediately define the space, filling the home with natural light and framing surrounding mountain and Pinnacles views. The living room is anchored by a rustic stacked-stone fireplace with a live-edge wood mantel, adding warmth and character to the home’s airy, open feel. The main level is designed for connection and comfort, featuring a spacious kitchen with generous counter space and a practical, well-balanced layout. The adjoining dining area opens to a large deck, extending the living space outdoors and capturing expansive views. A convenient powder room completes the main level. All bedrooms are located upstairs, providing privacy from the main living spaces. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with its own private view deck, a spa-like bathroom, and a large walk-in closet. Recent improvements include fresh interior and exterior paint and a newly installed whole-house water filtration system, enhancing both comfort and peace of mind. Outdoors, a fully fenced yard offers usable space for pets, gardening, or quiet relaxation in a natural setting. This home includes lake rights and is located near the golf course, Grass Valley Park, and Grass Valley Lake, offering convenient access to recreation while maintaining a quiet mountain atmosphere. Positioned with easy access to National Forest lands, the location is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby jeep trails, hiking, and biking opportunities just moments away. A setting where mountain living feels unhurried, with space to settle in, take in the views, and stay connected to the outdoors.