1701 Jackson St.

Do you like to sell lemonade for fifty cents a glass? Ice included? Well, stock up on sugar and lemons because this charming corner lot ranch could be the ideal location for a lemonade stand (license not included). You'll notice the classic lines of the home's gable roof contrast perfectly with the clean level lines of garage roof. Brilliant. The front door, painted in chewy bubble gum red, will let your guests know you're someone who is not only easy going, but sophisticated as well (your flawless hair and fingernails that are miniature works of art also give them a clue). Step inside and gaze upon oak floors so beautiful you're worried tears of joy will ruin the finish. But worry not, they've got urethane on them. This magnificent room serves two functions - the entertainment hub for those inhabiting the home, and an area to consume the culinary wonders that come forth from the kitchen. Note the built-in corner cabinets. Could you imagine a better place to display grandma's collection of vintage tea pots? No. These corner cabinets are perfect and the arched doors you won't find on some junky cabinet from SuperMart. The kitchen looks new because it is new (but you knew that). You can lick the cabinet doors (please, only after closing) and you'd be the first one to do it. Brushed nickel faucet with pull out sprayer that could almost reach the stove like a pot filler. Well thought out. You've even got room for a dining table if the walk to the living room is just too far. The utility room doubles as a mud room where dirty children can be hosed off and their filthy, stained, smelly clothes dumped right in the laundry. Being right next to the kitchen, it can also double as a mega-pantry where you can stock up when tomato soup goes on sale (two for one is the best). Follow the gleaming hardwood floors and you will discover three decent sized bedrooms each with closet that can be used for storing clothes, extra cats, or old magazines you just can seem to part with. The bathroom screams luxury. From the fluted column pedestal sink to the elongated, elegant ceramic tile.... wow. Glass block window lets in the light while maintaining your privacy (everyone needs some down time). But wait, there's more. A bonus family room, extra bedroom, office or more room for cats is off the garage. Two more super convenient closets with bi-fold doors (did you know ancient Romans used bi-fold doors) make this a great space. Attached one car garage allows you to pull in during a rain storm, bang on the horn 20-30 times until someone comes out to help you with the groceries - all without ever getting wet. The back and side yard is big (not Texas big, but big enough for a dog to get tired running back and forth or big enough for two bounce houses and 30 screaming kids). Location is close to anything you'd ever want to go to (and if it's not close, you don't need to go there). Boiler replaced in 2017. Great house at a great price. See it today.