One owner since 1976. Built in 1945 on 1.76 acres in Adairsville, this single-level ranch has been kept, not flipped, and it shows in what is still here. Inside, T&G pine-paneled walls and pine T&G floors run through the main living areas, with a fireplace in the living room and ceiling fans in nearly every room. The kitchen keeps its wood cabinetry, and the range, refrigerator, and vent hood stay. The bathroom has already been updated with subway tile around the tub, a new vanity, and new fixtures, so the one room most people dread in an older house is done. A laundry room with the washer and dryer included rounds out the main level. Two bedrooms, one bath, and stairs up to the attic for all the storage you could need. Outside, there are three porches: a covered front porch, a covered back porch with the swing that stays, and a side covered porch for summer evenings. A 19-by-17 carport was added in 2018. The storage building, trellis, and stepping stones remain with the property. The lot is 1.76 acres with 300 feet of road frontage, zoned agricultural, and there is no HOA. Propane heat, septic, and City of Adairsville water, with the original well still on site. Houses on acreage in Adairsville that have never been through a flip do not come up often. This one is ready for its next fifty years.