11701 back canyon road

Welcome to 11701 Back Canyon Road, where space, scale, and livability come together in a way that makes the move out of the city feel like a clear upgrade, not a compromise. Set on 20 usable acres, this 3,200 sq ft custom-built home offers the kind of balance buyers at this level are looking for: meaningful land paired with a home that’s already finished, functional, and designed for real life. Built in 2008 with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, the home delivers volume where it matters. Cathedral ceilings create an immediate sense of openness, while natural light moves easily throughout the space, reinforcing what buyers are looking for when they leave more confined living behind. Spanish tile grounds the home with durability and style, giving you something that holds up over time, not something you’ll need to redo. The layout is where this property really earns its value. Whether you’re accommodating multi-generational living, long-term guests, or a dedicated work-from-home setup that stays separate from daily life, the space is already there. No reconfiguring, no compromises. The primary suite is designed for decompression, with a jacuzzi tub that turns the end of the day into a real reset, not just another routine. And then there’s the land, which is exactly why buyers at this price point are making the move. Twenty usable acres gives you flexibility without overwhelm. Enough space for horses, equipment, outbuildings, or expansion, while still being manageable and purposeful. No wasted terrain, no guesswork, just land you can actually use. In a market where buyers are increasingly selective, properties that offer both a substantial home and functional acreage are the ones that stand out. This isn’t a project. It’s a property you can step into and immediately start living the lifestyle you’ve been working toward. USDA eligibility (subject to lender approval) adds a strategic advantage, allowing buyers to preserve liquidity while stepping into a higher tier of land ownership. For those ready to move beyond crowded neighborhoods and into something that offers space, control, and long-term value, Back Canyon Road makes a compelling case.