The home originally constructed in 1952 exudes the charming characteristics typical of that era. Entering through the front door, you find yourself in a cozy living space that reflects the simplicity and functionality of mid-century design. The original floor plan consisted of two bedrooms, each offering just enough space for a comfortable retreat, complete with modest closets and cozy carpeting. Adjacent to the bedrooms, a single bathroom served the needs of the household. Outfitted with classic fixtures, it provided the essential amenities for daily use. In 2001, a transformation occurred with the addition of a new wing to the home. This expansion created an entirely new dimension to the living space, accommodating the needs of modern living. The new wing extends from the original structure, seamlessly blending in while adding significant square footage. The highlight of this addition is undoubtedly the extra bedroom it provided, bringing the total count to three. This additional bedroom serves as the primary bedroom. Along with the new bedroom, another bathroom and a secondary living area was incorporated into the design. This addition not only increased the home's functionality but also enhanced its comfort and convenience. With a total square footage of 1256, the home strikes a balance between cozy intimacy and comfortable living. Its transformation over the years reflects a blend of tradition and modernity, creating a space that embraces the past while adapting to the needs of contemporary life.