2 Dwelling Units | 5 BED Total | 2 BATH | 2,319 SQ FT
Nestled on just under an acre of land, this remarkable property boasts not one, but two charming homes, offering unparalleled flexibility and potential. With a brand-new well and two septic systems in place, convenience meets peace of mind. Second home has many recent updates. Step outside into the expansive, fully fenced yard, where endless possibilities await.
Whether you dream of creating a lush garden oasis, hosting lively gatherings, or simply enjoying nature, this space is yours to make your own. No HOA means the freedom to live life on your terms, with no restrictive rules or fees to contend with. Plus, with the potential for income generation, this property offers not just a place to call home, but an investment in your future.
This property is perfectly suited for accommodating your beloved pets, with plenty of room to roam and explore. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity.
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