Custom designed "Red headed" brick raised ranch built in 1962 and never before offered for sale. Original Owners! Walk to Candy Cane Park! Very well maintained and with updated major components (see features sheet for details). Entering from the concrete front porch into the foyer with a coat closet, you will be in a large and lovely combination living/dining room surrounded by clean sun filled large windows, lighted ceiling fan for even flowing air circulation. Bathroom features an 18" deep bathtub, glass shower doors, ample counter space for your hygiene products and a linen closet with a clothes chute that drops laundry to the basement! 3 first floor substantially sized and neutrally carpeted bedrooms all with lighted ceiling fans and double door closets. Hardwood oak floors exist under the carpeting and visible in each closet. Significantly roomy eat in/cook and bake-in family oriented kitchen with white ceramic tile backsplash, a built in dishwasher, gas range, oven, roll out drawered pantry and still plenty of room for the family table and a chair for everyone in the family. Kitchen door leads to the back porch featuring a gas grill connected to the house's gas line, a 2-tiered red wooden deck which then leads to the concrete side driveway and a 2 car garage with a side storage room. Perfectly designed for summertime BBQ-ing and watching televised baseball games. Now let's talk about that enormous wide open basement which included 2 separate rooms, one is the laundry center with the sump pump in it, the other is the utility side, furnace, hot water heater, circuit breaker box that both have doors that close them off for privacy and entertaining large gatherings. Plus a separate cedar closet! The gutters around house and garage have leaf buster leafguards, installed in 2021. Low maintenacne property! Grab bars in the bathroom, kitchen and near the back door, stay. This home will be transferred in As-Is condition, for your information. Double locks (keyed alike) on both exterior doors. And there's more . . . .
