The kind of turn-key listing that’s actually turn-key

Some homes are “move-in ready” until you start making a list. This one is different.

4830 Castleton Rd SW, Port Orchard, WA 98332 is a single-level McCormick Woods home that feels finished on day one: no transitions, 10-foot ceilings, 8 ft doors, and a clean, cohesive upgrade story that totals $153,000. Then it adds the thing you cannot order on Amazon: a professionally designed garden that blooms year-round, paired with sprinklers and drip systems so you can keep it gorgeous without turning your weekends into yard work.

The property: 4830 Castleton Rd SW, Port Orchard, WA 98332

This is a 3-bed, 2.5-bath single-level home in McCormick Woods (a golf course community), built around easy daily living and details that read “intentional,” not “builder basic.”

Property highlights (what you’ll feel in a walkthrough)

• Single-level layout with no transitions
• 10-foot ceilings and 8 ft doors
• 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
• dedicated office
• Turn-key with $153,000 in upgrades
• Double ovens and a 5-burner range
• Panel-ready refrigerator with custom panels
• Custom built-ins, including inset livingroom bookshelves with built in lighting, a wardrobe, and boot closet
• Upgraded marble in the primary bath (Calacatta gold) and guest bath
• Custom marble kitchen backsplash
• Upgraded M-Tech door hardware with marble accents throughout
• Custom built-in wardrobe system in the primary closet
• Vintage St. Andrews golf mural in the dining room
• Smart door lock
• Wired security system plus doorbell camera 
• Maintenance-free deck with a glass railing system
• Professionally landscaped garden designed for year-round blooms
• Sprinklers and drip watering systems installed
• Multiple outdoor zones: patio areas in the front, side yard, and back planter area

Why this home feels so easy: layout + upgrades that remove friction

The biggest “luxury” in real estate is not a buzzword finish. It is the absence of projects.

Single-level, no transitions, and a plan that stays practical

Single-level homes hold their value because they keep working as life changes. Here, “single-level” is paired with “no transitions,” which is what makes the layout feel smooth, not just technically stair-free. It’s easier for guests, easier for pets, easier for moving furniture, easier on your body.

A kitchen you can actually use (and enjoy)

This is a kitchen built for real routines. Double ovens help when you host, meal prep, or simply want dinner to be straightforward on a busy weeknight. The 5-burner range gives you flexibility. The Frigidaire appliance suite keeps it cohesive. The panel-ready refrigerator with custom panels (included) finishes the look in a way that feels custom, not cookie-cutter.

$153,000 in upgrades you don’t have to coordinate

Turn-key means you are not inheriting a punch list.

The upgrade package here is consistent from room to room:

• Marble used where it matters (primary bath, guest bath, and kitchen backsplash)
• Storage and cabinetry that look clean because they are designed clean
• Hardware that quietly signals “quality” every time you touch it
• Built-ins that add function without sacrificing space

This is the difference between “pretty online” and “feels right in person.”

The garden: a year-round bloom plan, not a seasonal moment

If you love a garden, you know the truth: the best ones are not accidental.

This home’s outdoor space is professionally landscaped and designed for year-round blooms. It is not a single-season pop that fades into green nothingness. It’s layered, intentional, and built to stay interesting month after month.

And importantly, it’s supported by infrastructure:

• Sprinklers and drip watering systems are installed.
• There is a full catalog of plants and garden information, so you are not guessing what’s planted, how it behaves, or how to care for it.

That catalog matters. It turns “beautiful yard” into “repeatable, maintainable system.”

Outdoor living that matches the setting: deck + patios that are ready now

McCormick Woods is a golf course community, so outdoor time is part of the point. This home makes it easy.

The maintenance-free deck with a glass railing system creates a modern, clean sightline and a strong connection to the view. Add multiple patio areas (front, side yard, back planter), and you get flexibility for how you actually live: coffee outside, a low-key dinner, a quiet evening reset, or a weekend hang without rearranging everything indoors.

McCormick Woods at a glance

McCormick Woods is a golf course community in Port Orchard with a maintained, consistent neighborhood feel. Buyers who like this community tend to value the “kept” look, the clubhouse and golf backdrop, and the green setting that makes daily walks feel like a real break in the day.

If you want the neighborhood overview of McCormick Woods, START HERE.

HOA dues and what to verify

HOA dues are approximately $87/month (buyers should verify current dues, rules, and any transfer fees during due diligence). In a neighborhood like McCormick Woods, the HOA is part of what keeps the community looking intentional over time.

Things to consider (the honest trade-offs)

A great fit is still a fit. Here’s what to think through upfront:

• HOA living: You are choosing a community standard. If you want total exterior freedom, confirm rules early.
• Golf course community setting: Many buyers love the openness and maintained backdrop. If you love people stopping to take pictures in front of your garden, this place is for you.
• The dining room mural: The vintage St. Andrews mural is wallpaper. If you love it, it’s a signature feature. If you don’t, it can be removed.
• Garden maintenance: A garden this good needs care. The upside is you are not starting from scratch, and you are not guessing. There is a full plant catalog and garden information, plus sprinklers and drip systems already installed to support consistent maintenance.

Who this home fits best

• Buyers who want true turn-key, not “mostly done”
• Anyone prioritizing a single-level layout and smooth transitions
• People who want a dedicated office without sacrificing bedroom count
• Buyers who care about a well-designed outdoor space and will enjoy maintaining it
• Anyone who wants quality details that show up in daily use (storage, built-ins, hardware, and finishes)

Bottom line

4830 Castleton Rd SW is the kind of listing that makes decisions easier: single-level, no transitions, genuinely turn-key, and upgraded in a way that feels consistent throughout. The $153,000 in improvements removes the usual “what will we have to fix first?” stress. The year-round garden adds a daily lifestyle upgrade you cannot replicate quickly, and it comes with the irrigation and documentation to maintain it with confidence.

If you want to see it in person and talk through whether McCormick Woods fits your priorities, book a private showing or a quick strategy call with me.