to play, a place for the dog to run, or just a lawn chair, a cold drink, and some quiet at the end of the day. A deck for summer suppers, a shed for the mower and garden tools, and a wood privacy fence along one side are all included. Inside, the layout is simple and easy to work with. The main floor has a long kitchen that runs the full depth of the home with its own door out to the yard, a full bath, a bedroom with a closet, and a good-sized living room with a second entrance at the side. Upstairs, sloped ceilings give the second level a cozy, tucked-in feel, with a bedroom at the front and a roomy loft at the back that could become an office, a reading nook, or a spot for guests. The unfinished basement holds the laundry and gives you plenty of space for storage, tools, bikes, and seasonal gear. Now the honest part. This home needs work, and it does not pretend otherwise. Think fresh paint over the paneling, new flooring and carpet, a kitchen and bath refresh, and a good top-to-bottom clean. It is the kind of project where every weekend of effort shows up right in front of you, room by room, until the place finally feels like yours. Picture light walls where the wood paneling is now, warm new floors underfoot, and a kitchen that opens straight out to that big green yard on a summer morning, coffee in hand. Outside, the metal roof and vinyl siding are already in place, and a private driveway runs along the side of the home. Bring your vision, your paint roller, and a little patience, and picture what this one could become. (id:62650)