Renovated single-story ranch offering 3,498 square feet with a highly functional 4-bedroom, 3-bath layout including two private suites—a feature rarely found in homes of this era and size and increasingly costly to replicate in new construction. The thoughtful floor plan provides multiple living and dining areas, supporting a wide range of buyer needs including multigenerational living, home office flexibility, or extended guest accommodations. Interior improvements include quartz countertops, updated cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, and a 5-burner cooktop, reflecting materials and finishes consistent with current construction standards. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and a brick fireplace preserve architectural character while offering volume and design elements that are expensive to reproduce in today's building environment. Bathrooms have been updated with quartz vanities, modern fixtures, and improved lighting, and the home features cohesive flooring and finishes throughout, contributing to overall condition and reduced deferred maintenance. The kitchen pass-through to the breakfast/office area enhances circulation and usability when compared to the closed floor plans typical of late-1970s construction. Exterior features include a concrete circular drive providing additional off-street parking and accessibility—an improvement that would represent a significant cost in new construction—and a low-maintenance xeriscape backyard with metal storage shed, helping reduce ongoing maintenance expenses. Located in an established southwest Lubbock neighborhood with proximity to schools, retail, and major thoroughfares. Given the home's square footage, single-level design, dual-suite configuration, renovation level, and functional improvements, the property offers utility and replacement characteristics that compete favorably with newer construction while providing size and livability that would be increasingly difficult and costly to recreate in today's market.