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Are you still searching for that just right spot in the city? Honey, stop the car. This charming midcentury brick bungalow proves you don’t have to buy a soulless gray flip to get a great house. The current owner has already done the hard work—with care and good taste—so you can move right in without wondering what shortcuts were taken. Inside, you’ll find original hardwood floors (the real deal), an open kitchen with a generous island, and easy flow into the living and dining spaces—perfect for everyday life or casual get-togethers. There’s even a surprisingly large closet off the dining room that’s ready to become the pantry of your dreams or extra storage for all the things you actually use. The primary bedroom comes with an en-suite bath, plus an adjoining office and walk-in closet—because flexibility matters. The secondary bedroom is nicely tucked away with no shared walls, and the hall bath and laundry space are conveniently close by. Out back, French doors open to a sunny deck and a large, flat backyard with a sweet potting shed just waiting for your next project (or at least good intentions). A covered carport keeps you dry while unloading groceries, and practical upgrades like new windows and a fully encapsulated crawl space mean fewer surprises down the road. It’s not flashy. It’s not overdone. It’s just a solid, lovable home at a price that still makes sense—an affordable little gem you’ll be proud to call your own.