5 Kevin Court Chico, CA 95928

About the Property

Some homes catch your attention before you ever make it through the front door. Tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac, this charming Bill Webb home does exactly that. Beautiful curb appeal, mature landscaping, and a welcoming front porch create an entrance that feels like home before you even step inside. Built in 1991, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers approximately 1,620 square feet with a layout that feels comfortable, connected, and easy to live in. Step inside and the living room opens beneath a vaulted ceiling, where natural light filters in from above and a wood-burning fireplace gives the room a sense of warmth that feels just right. The dining room creates a natural transition between the living room and kitchen, keeping conversation connected from one space to the next without losing the definition of each room. It’s an easy backdrop for weeknight dinners, slow weekend mornings, and the everyday moments that make a house your own. Down the hall, generously sized bedrooms give everyone room to settle in, while the primary suite adds a little something extra with a walk-in closet, dual sinks, and a sliding glass door that lets you step directly outside. The backyard doesn’t need to be oversized to be enjoyable. A covered patio creates a charming place to start the morning with coffee, settle in for dinner outside, or enjoy a Chico evening while the yard beyond keeps outdoor living pleasantly manageable. Behind the scenes, some important updates have already been handled, including a new HVAC system installed in July 2025 and a new water heater in July 2026. Then there’s the location, and this one puts you close to so much of the Chico you actually use. Meriam Park is just minutes away for coffee, dinner, shopping, and entertainment, while schools, Chico Marketplace, and freeway access are all within easy reach. From the front porch that welcomes you home to the cul-de-sac setting and a location that keeps everyday life close, this is a home that proves you don’t need to overcomplicate things to get them just right.