SOMEBODY BUILT THIS ONE TO KEEP. You can tell in the details. Aspen tongue-and-groove running warm across the walls. Concrete floors stained and sealed to outlast all of us. Stained maple cabinets with cabinet drawers that close soft instead of slamming. Nobody spends money like that on a house they're planning to leave. It's 1,700 square feet that lives bigger than it reads, sitting on 1.19 acres with animal rights — room for a couple of horses and a whole lot of quiet. The kitchen is granite and maple, built for someone who actually cooks, with nearly every base cabinet made as a drawer so nothing disappears into the back of a shelf. The fireplace throws real heat when the cold sets in, or just the flames when you want the room to feel like something. The primary suite has its own laundry room tucked off the walk-in closet. Small thing. Changes your whole morning. And then there's the patio. Eighteen by thirty-five, covered, cedar ceilings overhead, hot and cold water and a floor drain plumbed in on purpose for a soaker tub or an ice bath. Long summer evenings out there are the reason people move out this way in the first place. Brand new in 2026. Private well, private septic, oversized finished 3-car garage. It's ready when you are.