This home was taken down to the studs in all the right places, then rebuilt for the way people really live. Start in the kitchen. It's the heart of the home. A ten-foot island with USB charging built in. The cabinets close soft and quiet, the drawers pull all the way out, and the uppers reach the ceiling. Granite counters, subway tile, a farmhouse sink, and a gas range with a pot filler above it. Every outlet is tucked under the cabinets, so the tile stays clean and simple. There's a matching Samsung stainless set, and a walk-in pantry with its own coffee bar, already plumbed, behind a sliding door. Next to the kitchen sits a butler's pantry, with more granite and more storage. The powder room has a floating vanity and rich wallpaper. The hardwood floors were brought back to life. The main suite feels brand new, with a lit accent wall, light switches on both sides of the bed, soft dimmers, and a walk-in closet behind a barn door. Downstairs, a private suite has its own full bath, a walk-in shower with two heads, a walk-in closet, and laundry. Now the part most homes skip. New plumbing and new wiring. A heavy-duty water heater. A sealed, dry crawl space. Wiring already in place for outdoor cameras. A garage with hot and cold water and room for a full-size truck. And out back, large deck, outdoor bar off the garage a grilling kitchen, plumbed and ready for three seasons.