A beautiful 1950s home with almost all the furniture you need to live in it included; nice clean plush rugs throughout the home and top-quality wooden-panneling in pristine condition in the entry-way and den. And, while it surely may need a bit of work on the kitchen and carpeted floors to move to tile, the condition of counters and in-built cabinets is superb, and, particularly, the old 1960s range is a stellar item in top condition really that gets proper hot and the oven is like a stone-fire and I would base an entire restoration approach around maintaining such elements(because modern homes are built to such a low-standard).Overall, the house is in very good condition and, to let you know how honest I am, will probably need a new roof on insurance whenever it gets a hail-strike because, while it is in decent shape, currently, and should last another 10-years, I won't be negotiating on *that* point(unless you really*got issues gettin' insured).