Loved and cared for from the original owners since 1957 this property may be the one! The original house is now the living area made up of a large open eat-in kitchen with 2 walls of cabinets and spic and span white appliances, a large long living room with bay window large enough to accommodate a formal dining area, a main floor laundry room-multipurpose office space, and a full bathroom. A full basement with one long family room and a large mechanical room that also holds a laundry hook-up with washer and dryer is under the main level's living area. The addition built in the 1980s uses the multi-purpose laundry room for the entrance to the upstairs addition and it uses the mechanical room for the entrance to the basement addition. The upstairs addition goes up 5 gentle steps taking you first to an open den area. This area has a large east-facing patio door, access to a 1/2 bath, a large storage walk-in closet, and a bedroom with closets. There currently is not a staircase or deck off the patio doors; however, there is a very nice patio slab below that would accommodate your future plans. The addition in the basement takes you up 5 steps to a small landing area large enough to hold an office-study or small den area. This area accesses a 3/4 bath and 2 daylight bedrooms. The long driveway lets you park near the deck accessing your kitchen entry which is great for unloading your vehicle. The garage is not a single garage; in fact, it has been known to hold 3 vehicles (14' wide x 44' deep with 2 side service doors). The yard has an underground sprinkling system, the siding is maintenance-free vinyl with the windows wrapped, and the windows have been replaced with remodel-windows from a well known siding and window store in the area (Leingang). Truly every inch of this house has been updated and maintained during this home's one owner. Both sets of washer & dryer are included.
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