1716 John Muir Pkwy

A Designer's Touch in Every Room Muir Pointe Living at Its Best! Some homes are built. This one was curated. Set in the sought-after Muir Pointe community by Taylor Morrison, 1716 John Muir Parkway is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence with approximately $67,000 in designer upgrades selected through the builder's design studio the kind of finishes you feel the moment you walk in. Rich Nutmeg Chestnut wood-style flooring flows from the entry through the living, dining, and kitchen, up through the hallway, loft, and into the primary suite creating a warm, seamless ribbon through the entire home. Crown molding and upgraded 5 baseboards frame each room, and Hunter Douglas Palm Beach plantation shutters dress thirty windows throughout, giving the home a crisp, finished elegance most resales simply don't have. The kitchen is the heart of the story: crisp white Adams Maple cabinetry with brushed nickel hardware, Pegasus quartz countertops, a designer limestone backsplash in Gris et Blanc with pencil-rail trim, and a stainless appliance suite with 30 cooktop, built-in oven, and hood. A chandelier prewire in the dining area awaits your statement piece. Upstairs, the large loft steals the show a light-filled flex space already wired with a media niche, built-in conduit, and outlet placement designed for a clean, cord-free entertainment wall. Home theater, office, playroom, gym it adapts to whatever season of life you're in. The primary suite is a true retreat: wood flooring underfoot, plantation shutters, a mirrored wardrobe door, and a spa-inspired bath with Venetian Iridium Gray counters, an undermount Kohler Archer sink, brushed nickel Moen fixtures, designer tile floors, and a frosted-glass shower with Wave Origami White tile laid to the ceiling. Both secondary bedrooms share a beautifully upgraded full bath, and even the powder room makes a statement with a floor-to-ceiling designer tile accent wall in Lagoon lantern tile. Thoughtful details continue everywhere you look: two-tone designer paint, satin nickel lever hardware, upgraded tile in the baths and laundry, upgraded carpet and pad in the bedrooms, a tankless water heater, and keyless garage entry. All of this in Hercules' waterfront-adjacent Muir Pointe neighborhood minutes to the Bay Trail, the Hercules Transit Center, quaint cafes, and an easy commute to San Francisco.