You're not just getting a house. You're getting the Eastown lifestyle with zero compromise. This home was built in 2004 but fits so naturally into the neighborhood you might think it's one of the original century-old classics. Except it's not. It has a two-stall attached garage, vaulted ceilings, wide-plank pine floors (refinished in 2019), and real updates where it counts. You've got a kitchen with quartz counters, stainless appliances, a huge center island, and a pantry that actually fits your stuff. The living space has natural light pouring in, a recently-updated gas fireplace with nearby custom built-ins and bench with additional storage (2020), and room to host without anyone bumping elbows. The main level also gives you a laundry room, half bath, and custom mudroommudroom lockers that make getting in and out the door with kids, groceries, or dogs manageable. Step outside and you've got a private fenced backyard, a deck made for entertaining, dinners and quiet nights, and a front porch with a swing that insists on a morning coffee run to Early Bird or Wolfgang's. And the lawn? It's practically part of the family. Years of TLC have made it the unofficial talk of the block. Green, manicured, and proud in every season. Wilcox Park is at the end of the street, and you're close enough to walk to Harmony Brewing, Terra, and all the Eastown shops, as well as Gaslight Village and Reeds Lake in East Grand Rapids, less than a mile away. Upstairs you've got three real bedrooms and two full baths, including a primary suite with its own ensuite bath, a walk-in closet, tons of extra hidden storage space, and a separate changing room that doubles as a mini retreat. The finished lower level adds a big bonus living area with new carpet, a third full bath, an egress window, and the flexibility to build out a fourth bedroom if you ever need it. Nearly every major system has been handled. New furnace in 2021. New washer and dryer in 2024. Fresh paint and a long list of recent upgrades that make life easier instead of adding