Beneath the metal roof and weathered wood siding, this 1982 ranch holds the kind of potential you cannot buy in a finished subdivision. The layout is simple and practical: three bedrooms, one bath, and 1,304 square feet all on one level, with a deck stepping out from the living room toward the sound of moving water. The stream in the front yard brings a sense of retreat without the fear of floodplain risk, a rare mix of beauty and security.Inside, the carpet and vinyl floors, baseboard heat, and pellet stove tell the truth: this is not a showplace, it is a project. But it is a project with power—high-speed internet, a well and septic already in place, city water available, off-street parking, and a solid frame ready for new ideas. For someone willing to trade polish for possibility, this quiet country home offers a blank, honest starting line.
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