You’re not buying a house. You’re buying a lifestyle that’s already built — and it took years to create. Most buyers spend 2–3 years and $150K+ trying to build what already exists at 2 Greenwood Drive. This is the home you’d build if you had the time, the vision, and the discipline to execute. Someone already did that work for you. Start outside, because that’s where this property wins. The backyard is a private resort. A full outdoor kitchen pavilion — hard metal roof, dual ceiling fans, string lights, wall-mounted TV, granite counters, stone bar face, built-in beverage refrigerator, Blackstone griddle, and seating for eight. A separate hot tub under its own covered gazebo. A large pool with volleyball net. A composite deck with outdoor dining for six under a cantilever umbrella. Stone patio, fire pit table, lounge areas in every direction. Then wrap around front: a 39-foot covered entertainment porch with ceiling fans, hanging chairs, and ambient lighting that makes your guests forget to leave. You don’t have to add a thing. This is done. Inside, the home matches. Open dining room with a granite eat-in kitchen and custom cabinetry. Living room with beamed ceilings and fireplace. Main floor flex rooms — one opens directly onto the back deck through sliding glass doors. Designer barn doors throughout every floor carry a consistent, high-character design language this house wears naturally. Upstairs: three bedrooms including a spa-quality bathroom — floor-to-ceiling slate tile, double vanity with LED backlit mirrors, oversized walk-in shower with pebble floor, rainfall head, built-in bench and niche. Upper hallway features knotty pine, custom wall murals, and access to a private balcony with elevated views. Downstairs: finished basement with LVP floors, recessed LED lighting, mini-split climate control, and a barn door divider creating separate living and flex spaces. Additional bedroom with full bath — vessel sink vanity and walk-in shower. Main-level laundry with dedicated mudroom entry. The infrastructure is equally finished. Solar panels 2024 — OWNED, paid off, transfer at closing. No lease. No financing. Free electricity from day one. Whole-house generator. Mitsubishi split systems. B-Dry waterproofing with dual sump pumps and battery backup — transferable warranties. 200-amp panel. 80-gallon water heater. Replacement windows. Detached 3-car garage — oversized metal building with workshop space and overhead storage. Outdoor shed with roll top doors for plenty of extra storage. The expensive stuff? All done. Beacon Hills — minutes from downtown Beacon, one of the hottest markets in the Hudson Valley. The value. The quiet. The community. Without downtown prices. Everything done. Ready for someone that knows what they’re looking at.