More pictures coming soon. Not every home asks you to imagine a whole new life. Some just make your current one… work better. This is one of those homes. It’s the kind of space that doesn’t try too hard—but quietly gets the important things right. The layout makes sense. The rooms land where you need them. Upstairs, you’ll find two bedrooms that keep things simple and connected, while the finished basement adds two more flexible spaces—perfect for a home office, game room, or whatever fits your life best. A full bath upstairs and a ¾ bath in the finished basement give the home a thoughtful balance—supporting both your daily rhythm and the flexibility of the space below. There’s a natural rhythm to how everything connects, so your day-to-day feels easier without even thinking about it. The dining space feels like a natural gathering point—where light settles in just right and everyday meals can easily turn into something a little more meaningful. There have been updates along the way—enough that you’re not walking into a project, but still leaving room for your own touch if you want it. It strikes that balance a lot of buyers are looking for right now: comfortable today, flexible for tomorrow.
And the location? It does what it’s supposed to do. You’re close to what you need, without feeling right on top of everything. Easy in, easy out… and easy to settle into. If you’ve been scrolling and everything starts to feel the same, this might be the one that resets your perspective a bit. How open-minded would you be to taking a look and seeing if it fits the way you actually live?