A front porch that practically rolls out the welcome mat! Covered and generously sized, it’s an ideal spot for gathering. With just two easy steps up and one into the home, you can leave the hassle of stairs behind.
It is getting harder and harder to find these nice open lots. This one is just over half an acre, and the home sits towards the back of the lot, away from the street.
The front yard feels wide open and inviting, anchored by a mature shade tree that’s perfect for sunny afternoons. Set on a quiet dead-end street, it offers a peaceful and safe space to play, roam, and enjoy the outdoors.
Meticulously manicured landscaping paired with a brand-new roof & freshly painted brick exterior give the home a crisp, polished façade, adding both timeless elegance and a refined touch of class.
The concrete driveway offers plenty of space for multiple vehicles, with additional parking available behind the home. Don’t let the exterior fool you, this home's 2200+ sqr ft opens up to far more space inside than you’d expect!
An additional concrete pad alongside the patio expands your outdoor living space, offering the perfect setting for entertaining or gathering with family and friends for special occasions.
Welcome inside 2300 Kimberly Dr! The conventional ranch home has trending paint colors and clean lines throughout. Through the front door you step into the living room.
From this angle you can see the coat closet/drop zone area just off the front door and that there is lots of space in this 18'x13' room to organize your furniture any way you would like.
This comfortable living room views out over the front yard through two floor-to-ceiling windows and greets your guests as they enter. The kitchen area is to the right through the opening & 3 BR / 1 BA are down the hall.
Centralized to everything, the kitchen sits between the front living room and the sunroom, and has access to the den, just behind the eat-in area.
The island is moveable and is a negotiable item, but all of the appliances remain, including the stainless-steel refrigerator with French doors.
There is a pass-through opening where the stained-glass piece is (does not remain) so you have quick access to the sunroom from the kitchen counter.
You can see the plethora of cabinets and the track lighting used to illuminate the kitchen area. These tile floors are ideal since they are easy to clean, resistant to moisture and spills, and long lasting.
The eat-in area of the kitchen is large enough for a 4-top table and chairs. The sunroom is down the steps, and the den is behind the door... watch the door....
Wait.. what?? It is a Dutch door! You can open half of it or all of it.
Surprise! The den is there beyond the eat-in area. We all know the kitchen is the hub of the home, and it is so nice to have access to it from all three gathering spaces.
The sunroom is just a few steps down from the kitchen. A half bath is next to the glass door that leads to the a bedroom.
The chandelier delineates more of a formal dining room feel next to the gorgeous windows that bathe the room in natural light.
The sunroom is very spacious and could be used for a multitude of things. It, too, has the tile floors and updated colors, and is adorned with crown molding.
With its own split unit air conditioner, the cozy end of the sunroom could be a reading nook, schooling or gaming area, or even an exercise room.
It's through the sunroom that you can access the back yard and 1-car garage/workshop directly. Parking space is just outside this glass-panel door.
If you had just come in from the back yard, you can see the den area that is just beyond and on the same level as the sunroom.
This 13'x23' den area has tiled floors as well and plenty of space for so many things. The washer and dryer are in this area, as is additional storage.
To give you an idea of the size area that was beyond the couch, this photo really shows you have a lot of room. This room is the "office" on the home sketch.
You can see the opening where the Dutch door from the kitchen is & the door to the sunroom. With both doors closed, this could even be an additional 5th bedroom if needed - it has two closets, both with bi-fold doors.
This bedroom (primary bedroom on the home sketch) has tiled floors and its own closet space.
Through the tall windows it views out over the back parking area and back yard.
It has its own private bathroom through the door as well. It could be a primary bedroom, but makes a great teen suite, mother-in-law suite, or a very private guest room as well.
The ensuite bathroom for the bedroom just off the sunroom is conveniently designed with all the essentials, featuring an upgraded, step-in tiled shower for easy, everyday comfort.
What was likely the primary bedroom in the original ranch house, this 15'x11.5' bedroom is at the end of the hall, furthest from the driveway and the rest of the home.
It is carpeted, blessed with updated paint color, and a newer ceiling fan for keeping the room temperate throughout the different seasons.
Across the hall from the bigger bedroom is an 11.75' x 13' room, sitting on the front of the home.
Enjoying two windows since it sits on the front corner, it has lots of natural light, a ceiling fan, carpet and neutral paint colors.
The last bedroom, across from the shared bathroom is roughly 10.75' x 9.75' and enjoys all the same newer carpet, neutral paint colors and a ceiling fan.
This shared bathroom is in the hallway, between the kitchen and the larger bedroom. It has a separate shower and tub, and long-lasting tile floors.
Nicely accented with shiplap walls and crown molding, the primary bathroom has a large soaking tub, perfect for everyone.
So, we've seen the front & inside... Now, let's enjoy the back yard area, stepping out from the sunroom onto this large, concrete parking area behind the home.
Across the parking area is the 1-car garage and workshop, ready for any hobby you have - cars, woodworking, animals, and more!
On the other side of the workshop is the fenced in backyard. The playground remains with the home, offering immediate fun and excitement.
This covered area off the workshop would work well for storage of your yard machines, kayaks or other outside toys, and/or maybe a great run for your pets.
The backyard is really more of a side yard, but it still has lots of room to run and play, and with the fence in place, only a small gate would be needed to completely enclose the area.
The gazebo is waiting for your imagination - a string of lights and a fire pit nearby, maybe? Comfy glider and some flowers? What a great place to sit and stare up at the night sky, or the daytime cumulous clouds!
With the pace of everyday life, it’s comforting to have a place where you can truly unwind, cozy up, and spend meaningful time with those you love—this home is ready to be your personal retreat and rejuvenation haven.
This is the floor sketch referenced in copy under previous pictures.