We all know you've driven slowly past this house over the years (I'm guilty!). Perched on the hill, quietly transforming into something more. And now, for the first time, you get to step inside and see what it's become. Long before it was finished, this home had presence. The dormers. The curves in the eaves. The kind of architecture that feels familiar in the best way. What you don't see from the outside is the level of intention behind the transformation. Preserving the character while upgrading everything that matters. Plumbing, electrical, insulation, HVAC, gas lines, even the sewer line to the city main - the list goes on. AND in an attempt to break the mold of millennial gray flooring, please clap your hands for the beautiful addition of 3/4 inch, 100-year maple wood flooring. Don't let the lack of garage deter you... there is an entire space in the back parking set aside for exactly that. A 30x30 modern, 2-stall garage (or bigger if you'd like!) can easily fit there. Inside, the layout just works. The main floor flows in a circular way around the fireplace, creating spaces that feel connected without crowding each other. The natural light only adds to it, moving through the home in a way that makes each part of the day feel a little better. We could talk about the kitchen but we think the photos speak for themselves. *Chef's kiss* There are 4 bedrooms, plus a basement office that could function as a non-conforming 5th. You also have options for how you want to live here, with a primary suite on the main floor or the opportunity to take over the entire second floor as a private retreat with views overlooking the town. Downstairs adds even more flexibility. The basement bedroom has an egress window, and the office space has its own exterior access. The wall between the laundry room and office could easily be opened up to create a larger living or entertainment space, and with the right vision, even a separate setup for guests or extended stays. There could be a kitchenette added down there for a type of in-law or live-in space. The laundry room is currently in the basement, but there are hookups ready to go if someone needed one-level living with the laundry on the main floor. The lot carries that same intention. The backyard was planned with room to grow, whether that's a garden, space to play, or gathering with friends. The lawn is already graded and prepped for your vision, with future sprinkler infrastructure thought through, including access pipes under the concrete paths. Covered front and back patios are a real crowd pleaser when you want to people watch from the front or hide out in the back. The Sellers also added French drains along the house. Anyone with kiddos: bonus points! Meadowlark School is about a 10-minute walk away, and there are bus stops for Meadowlark, SJHS, and SHS just a few steps from the front door. When you come to see this house, there will be a folder with a letter from the Sellers regarding the house and some before photos you can dig into. Please see attached documents in the documents tab.