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Nestled within over 8 acres of serene, mostly wooded landscape, this charming brick home is a private haven in the country. The timeless brick exterior perfectly complements the surrounding natural beauty. The property features a side-entry, 2-car garage, seamlessly integrated into the home’s layout for both convenience and curb appeal. Inside, central electric heating and cooling ensure comfort year-round, providing a welcoming atmosphere regardless of the season. With the vaulted great room, kitchen & dining combo there is plenty of entertaining and living space for large groups. The galley-style kitchen also features a work & storage island for large dinners. Off the kitchen is an office area that could be a reading nook or study area. The 4 bedrooms are all good sized with the primary & en-suite bath at one end, one with a half bath off the great room & other 2 at the other end. Expansive acreage allows for endless possibilities—whether it’s exploring wooded trails, cultivating a garden, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature. This home is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat, yet still desiring the modern conveniences of a thoughtfully designed residence.
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Listed By: Brandon Gillis of Johnson Real Estate Group - (870) 919-3262
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