Fixer-Upper Ranch Home

This single level home offers generous space designed for comfort and flexibility. With four well sized bedrooms, it suits a large family or those needing extra rooms for work or hobbies. The layout supports both privacy and shared living, adapting easily to changing household needs over time and lifestyles evolve.

Two full bathrooms add everyday convenience, ensuring smooth routines for residents while comfortably accommodating guests. This thoughtful feature reduces congestion during busy mornings and enhances overall livability. The bathrooms are positioned to serve both private and common areas, balancing functionality with comfort for families visitors and long term use needs.

Offering 1,760 square feet of living space, the home provides ample room without feeling overwhelming. Everything is located on one level, making movement easy and practical. This design supports accessibility, simplifies daily living, and appeals to homeowners seeking efficiency and comfort in one cohesive layout suited for all life stages.

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