Exceptional single level home brand new to market! This property boasts a corner lot, unique side entry garage and a big sweeping front porch, perfect for enjoying the neighborhood's friendly vibe. Established and charming neighborhood with mature trees and easy access to shopping and dining, this home has a central and accessible location. The house is in excellent condition with updated HVAC, water heater, flooring, and fresh paint, showing a true pride of ownership. Enjoy the large backyard with deck, greenspace and vegetable garden. The charming wood-burning fireplace with mantel and tile surround brings coziness to the living room. The split bedroom floor plan provides privacy for the primary suite and an efficient use of space. The home also has in-ground sprinklers, vaulted ceilings, and wood windows that add quality and character. Must-see!
This home was represented by Andrea Pettit with Silvercreek Realty Group.
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