Opportunities like this are few and far between. Set on a flat corner lot, this all-brick home offers the kind of space and layout that’s getting harder to find, both inside and out. The main level is designed for how people actually live, with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams giving the living spaces character, a primary suite set apart for privacy, and three additional bedrooms all on the same level. It’s the kind of setup that makes mornings easier and evenings feel settled. Downstairs, the game room naturally becomes the hangout spot, with a second fireplace, built-ins, and space to spread out. Whether it’s movie nights, sleepovers, or a quiet place to study/work, it adapts as life changes. The fifth bedroom and full bath nearby give you flexibility when you need it; from multi-generational living, allowing loved ones to stay longer, an au-pair space or an ideal work from home office. Out back, the deck runs wide and open, the kind of space where people gather without trying. Dinner outside turns into staying out longer than planned. The covered patio below adds another layer, from practical storage to a spot for late-night movies or burning off energy after dinner by practicing the perfect hockey shot. The yard is what sets it apart. Flat, open, and built to be used. Pickup football games that turn into weekend routines. Soccer nets that stay out longer than they should. Bikes in the driveway, neighbors stopping by, and just enough space to make it all feel easy. This is the kind of house you grow into, on a lot that makes it even better.