Charming Updated Ranch on a Corner Lot in North Topeka. Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully improved, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath ranch offers turnkey living on a spacious 50' × 170' corner lot in the Wilders Addition. Great Starter/Retirement Home or investment property with main floor laundry. With $21, 125 in documented upgrades from 2022–2026, this home blends classic 1930 character with modern comfort, efficiency, and functionality—including a fully finished studio space ideal for a nail/pedicure business, hobby room, or private retreat. Spend quality time with the family in the large Living Room with Crown molding, perfect for gameday gatherings or friendly fellowship. BBQ & entertain family & friends on the patio. Watch the kids & pets play in the big, fenced yard. There is a lot of extra off-street parking. The drive through garage has an abundance of attic storage or room for future growth. The termite inspection is completed. Come out & enjoy the good life & tour this attractive home that shows great! It is not a Drive-by. You must see the inside. Call today to schedule a private showing on your behalf. Make this incredible property your home. Good luck! ? Key Features 768 sq ft of efficient main-level living 2 bedrooms · 1 full bath Formal living room with great natural light Kitchen/dining combo with 2025 upgrades: new countertop, cabinets, sink & fixture Laundry room on main level Corner lot with fenced yard, patio, storm windows/doors, and a 12'×10' storage shed (2025) Architectural-style roof, vinyl siding, and block/crawl foundation Garage with new door, opener & controls (2023) Studio space finished in 2023 with new lumber, insulation, sheetrock, flooring, paint, and its own high-efficiency mini-split (2024) plus hot & cold water service (2024). Art and culture are at the center of North Topeka, known locally as NOTO, a growing part of the city just across the Kansas River from downtown. A two-block strip of Kansas Street welcomes the community to the NOTO Arts and Entertainment District, where people come to check out the scene of local shops, restaurants and galleries, along with the monthly First Friday Art Walk. Outside this creative enclave is a large industrial presence with manufacturing plants covering the west side of the neighborhood, and subdivisions on the east with modest single-family homes about 70 to more than 100 years old. Some of North Topeka’s houses show signs of the financial hardships some people in the community face. However, there are several services to help those in need. “Our main community outreach is a huge food pantry, ” says Pastor Roger Randel of Family of God Church in North Topeka. “We’re serving over 2, 000 individuals a month.” The neighborhood is also home to the Topeka Rescue Mission, a non-profit homeless shelter that not only provides a place to eat and sleep but also offers education and assistance in getting people back on their feet.