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$285,000
If houses could tell stories, this one would have a front porch full of them. Welcome to your very own 1920s home, where timeless character meets just the right amount of modern updates to make life easy. From the moment you step into that classic, straight-shot hallway, you can feel it… this home has personality. Not the cookie-cutter kind. The kind with history, charm, and details you just don’t see anymore. Think gorgeous white columns, tall baseboards, and detailed trim that frame each room like a piece of art. And then, layered in perfectly, you’ve got updated vinyl flooring flowing through most of the home, tying it all together in a way that feels fresh without taking away from the original soul. The layout gives you options… and lots of them. A formal dining room for holidays that turn into memories, a separate living room, and a bonus family room/den with a cozy wood-burning fireplace that practically begs for slow mornings or movie nights. The primary bedroom and second bedroom are conveniently downstairs, along with an indoor laundry room (because convenience matters), while the upstairs bedroom creates the perfect tucked-away guest space or private retreat. And let’s talk about the things you don’t have to worry about… because they’re already done. New windows (2017) bringing in all that natural light, a metal roof (2017), tankless water heater (2021), updated electrical touches, and more. The kind of updates that let you enjoy the home instead of constantly working on it. Now step outside, and this is where it really opens up. Sitting on a massive corner lot made up of three parcels, you’ve got room to breathe, host, play, garden… whatever your version of “home” looks like. And that additional finished building out back? It’s ready for your next idea… home gym, hobby space, media room, office… you name it. This isn’t just a house. It’s that rare mix of charm, space, and updates that’s getting harder and harder to find. And once you walk through it, you’ll understand exactly why.
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