The Home
The kind of house that makes you want to stay home.
Three things sell this house, and none of them are hard to explain.
One: the effective year built is 2006. The original 1957 foundation stayed; everything above it came down and went back up. So you get the mature trees and settled streets of an established neighborhood, with a house that isn't seventy years old. Gas hot air, central air, public water and sewer — nothing to convert, nothing to inherit.
Two: the primary suite is on the first floor. Fourteen by eleven, built-ins, walk-in closet, private full bath. That's the search filter buyers set and then give up on. You can live on one level whenever you want to and still have a four-bedroom house behind you.
Three: the backyard is finished. Wood-fenced, professionally landscaped, with a paver patio, stone retaining walls, a fire pit and a full river-stone outdoor fireplace already built. Not a yard with potential. A yard that's done.
Everything else is the good kind of ordinary: a family room with sliders to that patio, a kitchen with Corian counters open to the dining room, three more bedrooms and an office upstairs, and 700 finished square feet on the lower level.