Picture the long glass-walled sunroom across the back of this house on an October morning: windows on three sides, the trees on the lot turning color outside, and room for a breakfast table, a reading corner and then some. It is the kind of space buyers remember after a showing, and it is already built. The house sits on a corner lot in an established part of LaFayette, shaded by mature trees, with a wooded slope out back that keeps things private. Covered parking tucks in beneath the sunroom, so groceries and rainy days stay simple, and a covered front entry faces the street. Inside, everything lives on one level. There are two separate living areas, wood and parquet flooring in several rooms, and a kitchen with plenty of cabinet space waiting for someone's own finishes. The bones are here, and the updating is where the value gets made, whether you plan to live in it, flip it or rent it out. The house is vacant and easy to walk through with a contractor. It is minutes from downtown LaFayette's shops and restaurants and close to US-27 for the drive to Chattanooga, Rome or Fort Oglethorpe.