Some homes just have it. The layout makes sense. The finishes are right. The details are the kind you notice — and the kind you’d miss if they weren’t there. Right off the entry, a tile foyer sets a clean, intentional tone — there’s a coat closet, a built-in bookbag zone, and an immediate sense that whoever designed this space actually thought about how people live. That feeling follows you through every room. The kitchen earns its keep. Quartz countertops, a gas stove, a country sink. Corner walk in pantry, and a utility closet for that hard to store mop, broom & vacuum! A lazy susan keeps the chaos behind closed doors. A chandelier overhead adds just enough personality to remind you this isn’t a builder-grade anything. It’s a kitchen people actually want to cook in.
Adjacent, the living room brings the character this floor deserves — a fireplace, custom-built shelves and drawers, and burl oak hardwood underfoot that runs wall to wall across the entire main level. A well-lit staircase from large window is dressed with an oak rail and rod iron balusters makes the transition upstairs feel like a moment rather than just a hallway.
The upper level opens to a chandelier-lit landing before delivering three bedrooms, all with remote-control ceiling fans and double-door closets. The primary bedroom goes further — much further. A Walk through laundry room to huge walk-in closet with window & it’s own chandelier. Primary bedroom also features an amazing window bench seat. Bedrooms 1 & 2 each have two closets. The ensuite bath holds its own: Jacuzzi tub, tile wall shower, and his-and-her double sinks set in granite. No compromises, no shortcuts. The walk-through laundry room deserves a mention too — folding shelf, cabinet, hanging space. Outside, a deck, privacy fence, and gas line hookup for grilling, all backed by open farmland next door that keeps the view wide and the neighbors scarce. This one’s not dressed up to impress — it’s built to stay impressive.