Located on a quiet Lincoln Place cul-de-sac, with only two streets and one way in and out, surrounded by well-maintained higher-value homes, this well-built rambler offers true main-level living with a bright, open layout and vaulted ceilings. Built in 1987 but not occupied until 2015, the home shows less wear than you’d typically expect for its age. The exterior combines brick and metal steel siding for durability and low maintenance, along with a unique covered front entry. Inside, the main level offers true, no-stairs, one-level living, but with room to grow if needed, and has good natural light throughout. Recent interior painting and mostly new flooring give the home a clean, move-in-ready feel. The kitchen offers solid cabinet storage, a center island, newer appliances, and a layout that connects easily to the main living space and dining area. Sliding doors lead out to the deck, creating a straightforward indoor-outdoor setup. The layout simplifies everyday living by keeping everything you need on one level. The oversized garage adds flexibility, featuring extra depth on one side for storage, tools, or larger vehicles. The basement is a standout feature—full-height ceilings, wide open space, a roughed-in bathroom, and an existing fireplace. It’s well set up for future expansion, with room for additional bedrooms, living space, or a more custom layout. The completely fenced backyard is one of the best in the neighborhood, with flat, usable space with a deck overlooking the yard. The surrounding neighborhood supports long-term value. Overall, this is a solid home with a practical layout, recent updates, and clear upside in a strong location that is central to everything.
