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It starts on the railed front deck that runs along the front of the house, leading to a stained-glass front door. Once you're in, wood-look laminate floors carry you through the living room, dining room, and hall, all on one level, no stairs, across 1,615 square feet. Two large front windows keep the living room bright. The eat-in kitchen has a breakfast bar, a pantry, a tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances, including a gas range. A pass-through window opens it to the dining room, so whoever's cooking isn't cut off from everyone else. From there the family room opens up, with a floor-to-ceiling brick wood-burning fireplace for the cold months ahead, a wall of windows looking out on the backyard, and a sliding door to a small back deck and a fenced yard with plenty of open lawn, a fire pit, and a tree line along the back fence. At the end of the day, the large primary bedroom has its own bath with a tiled tub/shower, a long vanity, and a separate toilet room with a second sink, so two people can get ready at the same time. The other bedrooms are a good size, and the closets are big. Attached 1-car garage, all appliances stay (including the washer and dryer), 2023 water heater, and a concrete driveway. Well maintained and ready for its next owner.