It does not sound like you are really on the right forum, IMO. You may want to look at RE specific investing forums (ie Biggerpockets). Folks here are pretty focused on NOT working until 65.
You get to make your own choices, obviously. I'd be bummed as a kid if my parents left me with a nanny all summer and only saw me on weekends during the year (but they gave 100% on those 2 days! LOL). I'd be bummed as a parent to live that way. And no way would I want to work at a job where I miss my kids and have to commute for, to make $300k+ a year until I'm 65. Gah! What are you going to do with all that money when you're old?
But again, that's me (and most of the folks on this forum). If what you love is your job, then that's what's going to make you happy. Your nanny can text you fun pictures from the pool club.
To answer your original question, given the context: it doesn't matter at all. Keep it, sell it, you're making $300k a year and rising for the next 30 years. The house is a rounding error.
I think you could stand to be more creative when thinking about your future, though. In a few years, you'll have enough to move to somewhere super cool (ie Durango, Bozeman, all over New England, BC, etc, etc) and enjoy that suburban/small town experience, all the free time you want, and schools that are just fine. You could work, or not, or put your talents to use to make the world a better place/volunteer.
Or you can keep working for the rest of your life. Pulling into your driveway after a week of work to relax for the weekend in your suburban home? Are you trying to bait us?
You're aiming too low, my friend. Life is bigger than you've imagined it.
-W