Set inside North Towne Park, a townhome community built around a pool, spa, clubhouse and greenbelt on the Pomona–Claremont line, this two-bedroom has been opened up and updated in a way that makes 1,146 square feet live well past its number. The main level runs on volume. Cathedral ceilings with exposed beams, recessed lighting, wood-laminate floors, and a wood-burning fireplace holding the room together. Light comes in from two directions for most of the day, which is the part photos never quite capture. The kitchen was rebuilt — quartz counters, white cabinetry, black-and-white herringbone tile backsplash — and it opens to the dining and living space. Upstairs, both bedrooms keep the high ceilings. The primary opens onto a private balcony and has built-in closet storage. The full bath is set up for two people getting ready at the same time: separate vanities, a walk-in shower, and a separate tub. Out the slider is the patio that closes the deal — a large private patio strung with lights, with space for a table, a grill, and the kind of evening that runs long. Central heat and air, laundry inside the unit, an attached one-car garage plus a carport space and guest parking. The location is the quiet advantage. You're a few minutes from Claremont Village — the Sunday farmers market, the Packing House, the Colleges, the tree-lined streets — without paying the Claremont number. The Pomona-North station is close enough to change how you commute: the Metro A Line began running there in 2025, so Pasadena and Downtown LA are a one-seat ride, and Metrolink's San Bernardino Line works off the same platform. The 10, 210, 57 and 71 put Ontario, the Inland Empire and North Orange County inside a real commute. Weekends take care of themselves. Bonelli Park and Puddingstone are ten minutes out. Mt. Baldy is half an hour. The Pomona Arts Colony handles dinner, Second Saturdays, and whoever's playing at the Glass House. A townhome for someone who wants the Claremont-adjacent life at a Pomona basis — and would rather spend the difference on the weekends than the mortgage.