216 S Hartnett Avenue

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make.

The last thing you want is to move in and immediately start replacing expensive items like a roof or windows. That’s why I made those improvements before putting this home on the market. This updated 3-bedroom home has a brand-new roof (2026), updated windows, an updated kitchen, updated flooring, fresh paint, and numerous improvements so the next owner can spend more time enjoying their home and less time worrying about repairs. One of the things that makes this home unique is the oversized upstairs bedroom with its own adjoining sitting area. Whether you need a home office, nursery, reading room, workout space, or simply a quiet place to relax, it’s a flexible space that can grow with your family’s needs. The living room features a wood-burning fireplace, there’s a de-attached one-car garage, and the backyard has recently been cleaned up and reseeded, giving you a great space to enjoy this summer. The basement is clean, open, and offers plenty of storage today, while also giving the next owner’s room to create additional living space in the future if desired. For first-time buyers, purchasing a home can feel like one of life’s biggest financial decisions. This home is designed to make that step easier, with major updates already completed so you can move in with more confidence and fewer immediate concerns. And seller will pay up to $5,000 towards closing cost. If you’ve been disappointed by homes that need “just a little work,” come take a look before making your decision. I think you’ll appreciate the difference.