
Renovated, Historic, Character Home, Garage, New Roof
The roof is new. On both the house and the garage. That was done in 2024, along with new windows in some rooms, fresh paint through most of it, updated flooring, new fixtures, and work done on the kitchen and bathrooms. For a 1921 house, that's a meaningful amount of recent attention, and it keeps you from walking in and immediately doing math on what needs doing first.
The house is 1,694 square feet spread across the main floor and upper level. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. There are two separate living areas, which gives you some flexibility depending on how you use space — a sitting room and a TV room, a playroom and a real living room, whatever fits your life. Main floor laundry, which saves you the trip upstairs with a basket.
The covered front porch is one of the better things about this place. Old houses in small towns either have them or they don't, and this one does. It's the kind of detail that takes the whole front of the house up a notch and gives you somewhere to sit that's outside but out of the weather.
The basement is unfinished. The listing mentions it as storage or future finishing potential, and that's about the size of it. Nothing down there right now, but the square footage exists if you want to do something with it later.
At $143,900 for a house this size with this much recent work in a 1921 build, the numbers are straightforward. You're not taking on a project here. The heavy lifting on deferred maintenance was handled before the listing went up, and what you see is largely what you get.


