Some homes make you slow down when you pull into the driveway. This is one of them. Tucked into a wooded, established neighborhood with a genuine country feel, this newly remodeled home sits on 1.8 acres with a cedar and stone exterior, a covered front porch, a screened upper deck overlooking a wall of trees, and a separate two-car garage all before you've even stepped inside. The bones of this place have character, and the remodel honored that rather than erasing it. The main level opens into a living room anchored by a full-wall stone fireplace, new LVP flooring, and a barn door detail off the hallway. The kitchen was done right: white shaker cabinets, butcher block counters, stainless appliances, a black matte faucet, and a peninsula that connects naturally to the dining area, which opens onto the back deck through French doors. The layout moves the way a house should. Downstairs, the lower level adds meaningful square footage. Carpeted bedrooms, a fully updated bath with black matte fixtures, a covered stone patio with its own entrance, and an unfinished utility room with serious storage or workshop potential. Each level has its own French door access to the outdoors, which means this home lives larger than it reads on paper. The bathrooms throughout carry the same intentional finish work as the rest of the home: gold framed mirrors, updated vanities, clean lines. What this home brings to the table is the kind of combination that genuinely stops people in their tracks when they see it in person: nearly two acres, a detached garage, a finished lower level, and a remodel done with real intention. Call today to schedule your private showing.