This 1982 ranch does not pretend to be polished.
That may be exactly what makes it interesting.
Set beneath a metal roof with weathered wood siding, the home carries the quiet honesty of a country property waiting for someone with vision. It offers three bedrooms, one bathroom, and 1,304 square feet of single-level living—simple, practical, and easy to imagine reshaped into something warm and personal.
The setting gives it its strongest appeal.
A stream runs through the front yard, bringing the calming sound of moving water without the added concern of being located in a floodplain. It creates the feeling of a private retreat while still offering a sense of security that many rural properties cannot promise.
From the living room, a deck steps outward toward the landscape, creating a natural place for morning coffee, evening quiet, or simply listening to the water pass by.
Inside, the home is honest about what it needs.
Carpet and vinyl flooring, baseboard heat, and a pellet stove speak to function rather than flash. This is not a finished showpiece or a picture-perfect renovation. It is a project.
But it is a project with a strong foundation.
High-speed internet is already available.
A well and septic system are in place.
City water is accessible.
Off-street parking adds convenience.
And the existing structure offers a solid starting point for updates, redesign, and long-term improvement.
For the right buyer, the appeal is not in what the home is today.
It is in what it could become.
A peaceful country getaway.
A full-time residence with character.
A renovation project with room for creativity.
A place where effort could turn potential into value.
In a market filled with finished homes that all look the same, this ranch offers something different: space, simplicity, and possibility.
It asks for work.
But it also offers a rare kind of reward.
For someone willing to look past worn finishes and see the bones beneath, this quiet home beside the stream could be the beginning of something truly special.
