The first thing you notice is how quiet it is. 1.72 acres backed by woods gives this property a removed, settled feeling that's hard to come by. Inside, the layout is open and easy to move through, with a living room that gets great natural light and a family room centered around a wood burning fireplace, exactly where you'll want to be once the temperature drops. The kitchen has light cabinetry, room to actually cook, and a breakfast bar that keeps things casual, while the adjoining dining room handles the bigger sit-down occasions just fine. Out back, a porch and deck give you real outdoor living space, morning coffee, summer dinners, or just watching the tree line do its thing. Upstairs, four good-sized bedrooms give everyone room to breathe. The primary has its own full bath, a walk-in closet, and a dressing area. Two and a half baths total mean the morning rush stays manageable, and the two-car garage plus full basement means you'll never run short on storage or wonder what to do with the extra square footage. The location sits out far enough to feel like the country but close enough that errands don't become an event. And from fall through winter, when the leaves come down, you pick up views of Furnace Lake nearby, a quiet bonus that makes the colder months a little easier to appreciate.