If you've been looking for a Flagstaff home that gives you options--and we mean actual options--you need to see this one. Start with the original portion of the house: soaring ceilings, natural light, warm wood accents, a wood-burning stove ~ all the cozy cabin character you came to Flagstaff hoping to find. Use one bedroom as the primary, a bunk room the kids will lose their minds over, a loft begging to become the ultimate game room, and plenty of space to gather after a day in the mountains. Downstairs, a fully permitted addition with its own separate entrance and triple-pane windows opens up a whole new list of possibilities. Teenager who would LOVE a little independence? Multigenerational living? Guest quarters? Home office? Den? Finish it out further and explore the possibility of creating a separate rental space. The paved pathways around the home make that separate entrance genuinely functional without sending someone traipsing through the main house. And if flexibility or income potential is part of your plan, start doing the math. Depending on your intended use, the layout creates some pretty intriguing possibilities for long-term or short-term rental configurations. Live in one portion and rent another. Use it as a second home and offset expenses when you're away. Share a mountain getaway with another group while still having some breathing room. Or forget renting altogether and claim every square foot for yourself. We won't judge. The current owner has also put real thought into preparing this home for its next chapter. Natural gas was added along with a whole-house furnace, so the existing electric heaters aren't your only heat source. There's a carport, a fully enclosed private hot-tub area, and improvements designed to make this mountain home more comfortable and functional year-round. And then there's the backyard. This is the backyard a cabin is supposed to have. Pines, privacy, fruit trees, a rainwater-catching system and room to actually enjoy being outside. Morning coffee, summer dinners, kids exploring, dogs living their absolute best lives, evenings in the hot tub--you get the idea. Primary home. Multigenerational home. Mountain escape. Income opportunity. A place two families can share. Or simply one seriously cool Flagstaff house with enough flexibility to change right along with you. You decide. That's kind of the point. **Photos with furnishings have been digitally altered to show possibilities**