Water Type: Public Water

Sewer Type: Public Sewer

Fuel Type: Natural Gas

Exterior: Lap Siding

Roof Type: Composite Asphalt

Fireplace Type: Gas

AC Type: Central Air

Heat Type: Gas Forced Air

Driveway: Gravel

Amenities: Attic Fan; Disposal; Garage Opener(s); Hardwood Floors; Mudroom; Pantry; Patio; Walk-In Closet; Wet Bar; Workshop

Property Features: Dog Run; Fence; RV Parking; Security System

Acceptable Financing: Cash; Conventional; FHA; VA

Existing Financing: FHA

deadening insulation in the interior walls, and proper stairs now lead you into the basement instead of the old trapdoor hatch. Windows were added, too, making the space bright and livable. Even in the kitchen, you'll find thoughtful touches like a double oven that converts into one for larger meals, a coffee bar plumbed for an espresso machine, and pop-up outlets in the counters that hide away when you don't need them. They installed a flush-mount hood in the ceiling above the stove to maintain space and openness. The bathrooms feel like small luxuries with heated floors in the primary and basement baths. The character of the house wasn't lost in the remodel either. The owners kept the early 1900s vents, preserved built-ins, and even salvaged baseboards from a historic courthouse to use throughout. They exposed and sealed the original brick chimney in the entryway and added a cozy gas fireplace in the primary bedroom. And if you're into tech, this home is fully wired for it. Smart switches, locks, fans, outlets, a Nest thermostat, hardwired ethernet ports in every room, and a dedicated network panel in the basement all make it easy to plug in (literally). Even the garage got an upgrade with insulation, a mini-split for heating and cooling, and smart lighting. PLUS, the garage is extra long for additional workspace and long trucks/vehicles. This house also has a brand-new roof and gutters (2025), a fresh walkway to the garage, new window wells, and a hot and cold water spigot on the east side if you ever want to wash the car or the dog. The sellers had a pre-inspection completed by Eric Eisenman of Eisenman Inspections, and they're willing to share it so you know exactly what you're getting. They have also compiled a detailed list of every update and upgrade, which you can find in the attached documents for your agent's access. The list really goes on and on! This home isn't just bigger than it used to be. It's stronger, smarter, and more comfortable while still holding on to the pieces of its history.