This home sits on a quiet neighborhood street, set on a gentle hill that gives it a little extra breathing room. City-owned land across the street keeps the front simple and open, while the backyard rises just enough to take in a pretty view, especially nice in the evenings when the town lights come on. Inside, the layout feels natural and easy to live in. A large living room just off the foyer welcomes you in, while a separate family room on the main level with patio doors leading out to the backyard which creates a comfortable space for everyday gathering. The kitchen flows easily into the dining area, with an island that tends to become the place everyone gathers. Fresh paint keeps things feeling clean and current, and main-floor laundry and a convenient half bath add to the everyday ease. Upstairs, three bedrooms are grouped together with a Jack-and-Jill bath. The additional main-floor room works well as a flex space or mudroom, depending on how you use the home. The basement offers even more flexibility, with space that can function as an additional family room, guest area with a built-in bed and egress window, or extra storage, along with a full bathroom. Outside, there’s a large fenced backyard, a two-car garage, and solar panels already in place, quietly doing their job and lowering energy costs over time. It’s a comfortable, well-thought-out home in a peaceful part of town, with just a little extra view to enjoy.
