97304 E Alhambra Rd is the kind of property that rarely comes to market because homes like this are rarely built anymore. Set on nearly an acre in Kennewick’s established El Rancho Reata community, this custom-built home offers expansive views, vaulted ceilings, abundant natural light, and a layout centered around how life is actually lived. The main level functions primarily as a single-story experience, while the walk-out basement adds flexibility for guests, hobbies, or additional living space. The primary suite is connected to the home’s private indoor aquatic retreat through dual bathrooms within the suite, each offering direct access to both the pool area and enclosed year-round patio/sunroom—making it easy to transition comfortably into and out of swim attire. The enclosed sunroom and pool environment were created for year-round enjoyment, whether for exercise, relaxation, entertaining, gatherings, or celebrations. Wrapped in floor-to-ceiling cedar, the aquatic space includes a wave pool, retractable pool cover, dedicated heating and cooling system, and a 6-person hot tub—creating a private setting that feels more like a retreat than part of the home itself. Car enthusiasts and hobbyists will immediately recognize the value of the 1,200 sq ft shop designed to accommodate up to six vehicles. Equipped with a hydro lift, built-in cabinetry, extensive storage, and a filtered water system designed to eliminate hard water spotting, this is a true working space built with precision in mind. Previously used to host Porsche Club gatherings, the shop reflects the same level of care found throughout the property. Inside the home, custom cabinetry, stone countertops, hardwood flooring in the kitchen, dining, and hallways, and thoughtfully placed windows create warmth without excess. With 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and nearly an acre of usable property, this home offers privacy, capability, and spaces built with purpose. Offered at $925,000, this is not a cookie-cutter luxury home. It’s a property for someone who recognizes the difference between excess and spaces built with purpose.