Shevlin Commons. If you know, you know. Mature pines, native landscaping, quiet streets, and the trailhead into Shevlin Park 200 feet from the door. Designed by architect Erik Oldham and built by its owners as their own home, this one has real presence and real warmth. It's welcoming. Easy to spend time in. The sunken living room feels private, the clerestory windows lift the ceiling, and the light moves through all day long. Primary bedroom on the main level, dedicated office, a wood burning fireplace for the winter months. Every room is the size it ought to be, comfortable and well proportioned. Twelve years on it still reads as new, and better than new, because every choice here was made to last. Standing seam metal roof, true stucco and cedar, metal-clad wood windows, white oak floors and doors. Quality, everywhere you look. Come see what they built.