Most ranches at this price point have a postage-stamp lot and a one-car garage. This one in McCullom Lake has .35 of an acre fenced with mature trees, a walkout basement, and a wood-burning fireplace that actually heats the room. The living room earns its place. The fireplace pulls the whole space together on a cold night, and the sliding glass door opens to a deck with a wooded backyard that makes you want to keep it cracked even on shoulder-season evenings. The house is oriented well for natural light, and the flow between the living space and the outdoors feels effortless. The kitchen faces the backyard through a bay window above the sink - so whether you're making coffee at 7am or cleaning up after dinner, you've got a view worth having. Oak cabinets, a center island, and real counter space make this a kitchen that gets used, not just photographed. The 15x13 dining room next to it gives you room to breathe. The primary bedroom has its own full bath. Two more bedrooms and a second full bath complete the main level. Wood laminate floors run throughout and the ranch layout means everything is on one level - accessible, practical, no surprises. The walkout basement changes the math on this house. A 25x20 rec room opens directly to the backyard, a dedicated laundry room, and a 17x11 storage room that actually holds things. Unfinished - so it becomes whatever you need it to be.