Tucked back off the road and wrapped in mature trees, this is the kind of property that immediately feels different the moment you arrive. A circular drive sets the tone—private, quiet, and removed—while the home itself delivers far more usable space than you’d expect at first glance.

Step inside and everything flows the way it should. The main level is clean, grounded, and comfortable—hardwood floors, neutral finishes, and a layout that gives you both connection and separation. It’s the kind of space that works just as well for everyday living as it does when people are over. The primary suite on this level stands out—larger than most, with enough room to breathe, unwind, and actually live in the space.

Upstairs, the Cape-style design creates a sense of retreat. Additional three bedrooms along with a full bathroom flex easily for guests, work-from-home setups, or whatever life currently demands.

Then you head downstairs—and this is where the home really starts to open up.

The lower level isn’t just finished—it’s purposeful. Game space, media space, room to spread out, host, or simply have a second zone to live in. Bright, clean, and cohesive with the rest of the home, it feels like a natural extension, not an afterthought.

But the real shift happens when you step outside.

The covered rear patio becomes the anchor—protected, private, and built for year-round use. A full masonry fireplace sets the tone for slow evenings, cooler nights, and time that actually feels well spent. Just beyond, the deck continues with a hot tub setup, giving you another layer of relaxation already in place.

The yard carries that same balance—open where you want it, wooded where it matters. Space for gardening, play, or light homesteading, plus a shed/outbuilding to support it.

And then there’s what surrounds it.

Just minutes away, Green Lane Park expands your backyard in a way few properties can offer—miles of trails for hiking, dog walking, and horseback riding, a top-level disc golf course, plus fishing, boating, and picnic areas. It’s not just nearby—it becomes part of how you live here.

This is a home that doesn’t rely on one feature to stand out. It’s the combination—space that works, a setting that delivers privacy, outdoor living that’s already built out, and access to something larger just down the road.

Bottom line: it lives bigger than it looks, it removes the usual compromises, and it gives you a complete experience from day one.