Located close enough to stroll to Broadway for the morning paper, a coffee or the post office which makes it a genuinely easy proposition whether you're stepping back from a larger property, buying your first home, or simply want somewhere comfortable that doesn't demand your weekends.
Inside, the layout is straightforward in the best way. Two true bedrooms are joined by a sleepout that gives you a flexible third space a study, a hobby room, a spot for guests, whatever the season calls for. The living room is a good size and kept comfortable year-round by a split system, while the kitchen and meals area sits alongside with gas cooking.
The bathroom arrangement is worth pausing on, because it's more practical than most homes in this price bracket manage. The main bathroom holds a shower, toilet and vanity, and the laundry carries a second toilet along with an access-friendly shower a small detail that makes a real difference if mobility is a consideration now or might be later, and one that quietly removes the morning bottleneck when there's more than one of you in the house.
Outside, a good-sized shed with a concrete floor and power gives you a proper workshop, storage or somewhere to keep the car and the tools out of the weather. The undercover area beside it is the kind of space that ends up being used more than any room in the house somewhere to sit with a cup of tea, or to have family and friends over without watching the sky.
Comfortable, walkable, and set up to be lived in rather than worked on.
