A hallmark of this colonial home is its symmetrical facade. The front of the house is evenly balanced, with the door placed centrally and an equal number of windows on either side. This home also offers a large screened-in back porch, with mesh screens, allowing fresh air to flow freely while keeping insects and pests at bay. The screens provide an unobstructed view of the outdoors and allow for a gentle breeze to permeate the space. The entire inside of the home has been freshly painted as of 10/2023. The open layout of the kitchen you will find extra room for either a dining or family space, the kitchen offers gas stove for cooking, stainless steel hood with warming lights, tile backsplash and a new window installed 10/2023. The dining area offers a versatile space that goes beyond just meals. It can be a hub for family activities, a gathering spot for entertaining guests, or can be changed into an office space for working or studying. The living area is designed to be easily accessible, with clear pathways for movement from the foyer and a second opening to the kitchen area. This ensures that the space is comfortable and user-friendly for everyone. The converted garage seamlessly integrates with the existing home, providing an additional functional space that enhances the overall livability and features a large bay window and new flooring installed 10/2023. The stairs and upper level have brand new carpeting installed 10/2023, the primary bedroom features large windows that allow natural light to flood the space during the day, creating a bright and airy ambiance, two closets, ceiling fan and an attached bathroom. The other three bedrooms are filled with natural light as well and a hallway bathroom that features a tub/shower. The yard has a range of fruit trees, each bearing its own unique fruit such as Plums in June/July, Pears in August and a Tart Cherry tree the produces cherries every other year. Along with the fruit trees, you will find blueberry, raspberries, and blackberries bushes, with concord grapes on the trellis. Note the electrical panel was replaced.