Have you ever walked away from a house with a few dreams still left on the table? Not because you stopped loving the place. Not because the dreams weren't possible. But because sometimes life has other plans, and maybe, just maybe, those unfinished dreams are meant for someone else. Well, this is one of those stories. (skip to the end if you want the quick ''nuts and bolts'') For the sake of the story, let's call our Sellers James and Sara. When James and Sara first set foot on the 1.84 acres that make up 447 Canfield Street, they didn't just see a house that needed some love. They saw everything it could become. A little family homestead. A roadside stand selling fresh eggs and flowers. Gardens overflowing with vegetables. Kids running barefoot through the yard, fishin in Goose Creek, chickens to feed, and plenty of projects to keep everyone busy. And with the flexibility of commercial zoning? The idea of living, working, and maybe even running a little business right from their own property was pretty darn appealing. And they got to work. Sara planted her seeds and tended to her gardens. Flowers began blooming, vegetables started growing, and the dream slowly came to life. Meanwhile, James tackled the outbuildings, creating dry, functional storage and workspaces. Together, they built a pretty fantastic chicken coop setup. And then there was the house. What started as a fixer-upper slowly transformed into what I'd call a bright Scandinavian cabin. Wood floors were refinished, rooms were remodeled, and the once-tired house became a cozy, immaculate, and beautiful place to call home. But here's the thing about dreamers. They rarely stop dreaming. Soon, James and Sara were imagining what could come next. Maybe a two-story addition with a bigger kitchen, living space overlooking the backyard, and more bedrooms. They pictured the large covered pergola already on the property filled with a long table with food, fresh-cut flowers, string lights overhead, and friends lingering long after dinner was finished. Maybe someday it could even become a little venue for intimate garden parties and celebrations. Nothing too fancy. Just a beautiful place to bring people together. Down by Goose Creek, they imagined a little fishing station with a bench overlooking the water and a shed for the rods and tackle boxes. They could practically see it all. But alas, even the best-laid plans sometimes take a different turn. James and Sara have poured an incredible amount of love and work into this property. They've brought so many of their ideas to life, and they've left behind the beginnings of several more. Now, it's time to pass the baton. Maybe the next owner will build that addition. Maybe they'll open the little flower stand. Maybe they will have fresh eggs for sale, the pergola will host its first garden party, and that fishing bench will find its way to the creek. Or maybe someone will walk through the gate, look around, and dream up something entirely different. That's the fun part. So, come dream a little at 447 Canfield Street. The Sellers have already written some wonderful chapters here. The next one? Well, that's up to you. Now for the nuts and bolts. No covenants! This creek-frontage property is the ideal Homestead/business hybrid location with room to garden, work, and imagine what comes next. Not only for families but could also be great for professional services, artisans, and small business owners. If you're looking to start a little homestead or utilize the B1 Commercial zoning for a live/work combo, you'll want to jump on this property! This two-bedroom home has been thoughtfully renovated into a bright, Scandinavian-inspired cabin with refinished wood floors, updated living spaces, new metal roof, and a full-length back mudroom that's also served as a home office and storage. There is a large garden area, a chicken coop setup, loafing shed, covered parking for a full-size vehicle, dry storage, and a functional workroom. Mature tree