Some houses whisper.?This one walks right up, shakes your hand, and says, “Let me show you what real presence looks like.” Sitting on a sweeping corner lot with towering mature trees, this split-level home was built in an era when rooms were big, fireplaces were stone, and entrances made a statement. And this one absolutely does. From the moment you walk under the heavy stone columns and into the vaulted living room, you can feel it. This house was designed to stand out. Inside, you’ll find square footage in all the right places. A wide-open main living area with a fireplace that owns the room. A huge kitchen with the kind of cabinets and footprint flippers dream of. Multiple living spaces across three levels, perfect for spreading out, hosting, or housing a full team of siblings, cousins, or guests. There’s room for everyone and then some. Yes, a few rooms are still rocking their 1970s confidence. And honestly? That’s the opportunity. The bones are solid, the layout is generous, and the canvas is wide. Update it slowly while you live here, reimagine it into something bold and modern, or bring your crew and take on a full transformation. Outside, the oversized yard wraps around the home, with mature shade trees and plenty of space for gardens, gatherings, or future projects. The setting feels private, established, and full of possibility. Homes with this much space, character, and curb presence don’t show up often. If you see the potential here, trust your gut and run with it. There’s a reason people gravitate toward homes with presence: they make a statement before you ever touch a thing. Fix it up slowly, overhaul it all at once, or build something completely different inside these walls. Either way, this is the kind of property that pays you back for showing up with a vision.
