Seller wants sold and is willing to consider all offers. At the top of the hill in coveted Worthington Hills, this 1960s ranch has the bones of its era and a top-to-bottom remodel built for how we live in 2026. Let's be straight: this is a mid-century home, and the bedrooms and closets are sized like one. The renovation put that square footage where life actually happens. Walls came down to create one stunning open living area under soaring cathedral ceilings and recessed lighting. The gourmet kitchen anchors it with an amazing gas stove and a six-foot island seating six. White oak floors run throughout into a great room extended into a huge walk-out living space, ready for hosting or a quiet evening with the Sonos system. The primary suite is a true retreat with soaking tub, custom shower, smart toilet, and light-up mirror. The two additional first-floor bedrooms are compact and built to flex: home office, dressing room, nursery, guest room. Not four oversized bedrooms. Three smart ones, and a house that hands the space back downstairs. Downstairs is where this home separates itself. The lower-level flex suite is the largest room in the house, a complete second living space with a spa-like bath featuring a soaking tub and amazing shower, plus a full kitchenette and laundry. In-law quarters, a guest retreat, a second office suite, or the private wing you keep for yourself: it functions entirely on its own. Even the carpet is elevated, in a luxurious basketweave. That's the case for this home in 2026: single-level living, flexible rooms you can reassign as life shifts, and a renovation you can move into and stop thinking about. Add an expansive backyard and a two-car garage, and every day here still feels like a song.