Spacious 7BR home featuring a private pool, separate pool house, game room, Peloton-equipped workout sunroom, dedicated office, multiple living areas, and a fully equipped kitchen—perfect for families, groups, and extended stays.

Eighteen of your favorite people. One private estate, and not a hotel hallway in sight. The kids won't come in from the pool. The cousins are still on the porch at midnight. The teenagers disappeared into the game room hours ago. And for once, nobody's stacked on top of anyone. There's a reason this is the only home in Montgomery that can hold all of you — and the pool is only where it starts. Room to breathe. The reunion they'll talk about for years. Keep reading.

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Out on Montgomery's established east side, the home sits among larger, wooded estates — set well back from the road, down a long driveway, in its own stand of trees. Pull in and the world goes quiet: around the fenced pool courtyard it's just the family, the water, and the birds, with the occasional glimpse of the neighbor's goats grazing beyond the treeline — a reminder of how green and tucked-away this pocket of the city feels. It's calm, safe, and residential, yet the Shoppes at EastChase — shopping, restaurants, and the week's grocery run — sit only minutes from the driveway. And because the home was taken to the studs and fully renovated, everything you touch is updated, solid, and cared for.

You're tucked away on the quiet east side, on your own private acres — yet fifteen to twenty minutes from nearly everything a family comes to Montgomery for.

Here for a reason? You're set. A reunion, a wedding, a graduation at Maxwell Air Force Base (about 25 minutes), a campus visit to Auburn University at Montgomery just up the road (under 10), or in town to welcome a new grandbaby — Baptist Medical Center East, where so many Montgomery families choose to deliver, is barely five minutes away by the back route through the AUM campus. Whatever brings you, there's room for everyone and an easy drive in any direction.

For a full day together, downtown is about 15–20 minutes away:

• The Legacy Museum & National Memorial for Peace and Justice (~18 min) — Montgomery's most powerful, must-see experience, tracing the city's central place in American history.
• Rosa Parks Museum, the Civil Rights Memorial, Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church, and Old Alabama Town — history the whole family can walk through together.
• DABOS Park (~18 min) — the Biscuits' freshly renovated ballpark (formerly Riverwalk Stadium), with a brand-new kids' zone and Food Truck Row; the easiest crowd-pleaser of the trip.
• The Riverfront & Riverwalk — riverboat cruises, outdoor concerts, and walkable restaurants along the Alabama River.

For the kids and the energetic ones:

• Lagoon Park (~15 min) — Montgomery's hub for youth baseball, softball, and tournaments; when the kids have a game, the whole crew can roll up together.
• Montgomery Zoo & Mann Museum (~20 min) — 800+ animals across 40 acres, a petting zoo, and a giraffe-feeding deck.
• Montgomery Whitewater (~20 min) — Alabama's new outdoor adventure park, with guided rafting for ages 8 and up, plus tubing, climbing, and riverside dining.

And for the golfers in the group, the legendary RTJ Golf Trail at Capitol Hill is about a half-hour north in Prattville — three championship courses that make Montgomery a true golf-trip destination. Closer to home, the Shoppes at EastChase — dozens of stores, restaurants, and your grocery run for the week — sit just minutes from the door, with Wind Creek Casino a quick 15-minute hop east.

Private enough to feel like a retreat, close enough that nothing you came for is more than a short drive away.

You'll have the entire home and grounds to yourselves — the full house, the fenced pool courtyard, the separate pool house, and both yards. You're welcome anywhere inside except one locked owner's supply closet. Park out front or around the right side by the carport. There is a small step up at both the front door and the pool house door. Check-in is contactless: the front door and pool house both have electronic keypad locks on the same code, so there are no keys to lose and everyone can come and go freely. We're a message away throughout your stay.

It starts before you reach the door. You turn off the road, follow a long private drive back through the trees, and the rest of the world falls away. The house waits at the end of it, wrapped around the thing your whole trip will orbit: a private, fenced pool courtyard the home embraces on every side.

Almost every room opens toward the water. The first living room — the heart of the house — looks straight through to the pool and dining room, so you can pour the coffee and still watch the cannonballs. Two large living rooms, each with its own TV, mean the game-on crowd and the quiet crowd never have to negotiate — and the game room just off the kitchen keeps the kids and grandkids happily busy for hours.

The kitchen is the real headquarters for a group this size: built so several cooks can work at once without bumping elbows, with a table that seats 14 and more seating scattered through the house. Dinner spills straight out to the pool. And when one of you has to log in Monday, the workout room with a Peloton, a covered patio, and a tucked-away desk means you never miss the fun to do it.

Everyone gets a real bed and room to breathe — eighteen of you, no one stacked on top of anyone. The main-floor primary suite has its own private patio and en-suite; across the covered portico, a private pool house with its own bath and living space gives someone a little extra room. It all sits on 5.5 private acres.

THE HIGHLIGHTS

• Private fenced pool courtyard the whole home wraps around
• Separate pool house with its own bath + living space
• Two living rooms, each with a TV — togetherness or quiet, your call
• Game room with pool table, just off the kitchen
• Chef's double kitchen: two ovens, gas range, two fridges, two dishwashers
• Dining for 14 at the table, plus extra seating throughout
• Peloton + covered patio + dedicated desk/office nook
• 5.5 private acres, with a long driveway and room to park every car
• Whole-home Wi-Fi with extenders, reaching the pool
• Please note: this home is not pet friendly, and no parties or events are permitted

WHERE EVERYONE SLEEPS (sleeps 18)

• Main floor: Primary suite — King (private patio + en-suite) · Bedroom — King · Bedroom — King
• Upstairs: Bedroom — King · Bedroom — King · Bedroom — 2 Twins
• Game room: 2 twin-over-twin bunks (sleeps 4)
• Pool house: Queen sleeper sofa + private bath

The home sits on Montgomery's established east side, tucked among larger wooded estates on a quiet street — private and green, yet 15–20 minutes from downtown and just off the main corridors.

• Shoppes at EastChase (dining & shopping) — minutes away
• Baptist Medical Center East — about 5 minutes
• Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) — under 10 minutes
• Lagoon Park & Wind Creek Casino — about 15 min
• Legacy Museum, the Riverwalk & Biscuits ballpark — about 18 minutes
• Montgomery Zoo & Montgomery Whitewater rafting park — about 20 min
• Maxwell Air Force Base — about 25 min
• RTJ Golf Trail at Capitol Hill, Prattville (three championship courses) — about 30 min north

It's the rare large home in Montgomery proper — close to the museums, riverfront, ballpark, base, and Robert Trent Jones golf, not an hour out at the lake.