9705 Pachuca Drive, Reno, NV

About This Property

Think the rear neighbors can see into your home? Think again. One of the first things buyers notice about 9705 Pachuca Drive is the neighboring two-story condo community behind the property. What many don't realize is that the rear windows have been professionally tinted to provide daytime privacy while still allowing natural light to fill the home. The result? You get the convenience of this desirable South Reno location, an open and inviting backyard, and the privacy most buyers are looking for. Designed for those ready to upgrade their lifestyle, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the space, comfort, and functionality today's buyers crave. The open-concept floor plan creates an effortless flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas, making it the perfect place to host family gatherings, holiday celebrations, or a casual evening with friends. The spacious kitchen serves as the heart of the home with abundant cabinetry, generous counter space, and room for everyone to gather. Technology lovers will appreciate the extensive smart home features throughout the property. Control lighting, security, and many of the home's systems directly from your smartphone. Even the exterior lighting can be customized with seasonal colors and settings, allowing you to create the perfect look year-round without ever climbing a ladder. Located in the highly sought-after Damonte Ranch community, you'll enjoy quick access to shopping, dining, parks, walking trails, and the growing Downtown Damonte area. The nearby Southeast Connector provides convenient access to South Reno, Sparks, the Reno-Tahoe Industrial Center, and the Tesla Gigafactory, while Lake Tahoe's world-class recreation is just a short drive away. If you're looking for a home with room to entertain, technology that simplifies life, a location that makes commuting easier, and privacy where it matters most, 9705 Pachuca Drive delivers all of it in one exceptional package.

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