The story
ADU potential and multigenerational living come together in this unique Fair Oaks property, Flexibility, space and income-producing possibilities that are increasingly hard to find. Approximately 2,533 sq ft of living space with 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms on a generous 10,149 sq ft lot, just under a quarter acre. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, Real hardwood flooring through much of the home, a large living room, oversized dining room, and a side porch that extends the living space outdoors. Brand new ductless heating and air conditioning provides efficient year-round comfort. The home retains many of its original finishes, creating an excellent opportunity for a buyer to update, personalize and add value over time. What really sets this property apart is the attached 1-bedroom, 1-bath next-generation living space. It includes its own kitchen, living room and private exterior entrance, while still offering interior access through the main home's kitchen. That layout creates tremendous flexibility for multigenerational living, extended family, guests, a private work-from-home setup, or potential rental income. For buyers looking for a property that can function like two separate living spaces, this is a rare configuration. Live in the main home and potentially generate income from the secondary space, create a private suite for family, or explore other income-producing possibilities, subject to local requirements and buyer verification. Adding even more character is a full-length covered front porch that spans the entire front of the property, connecting both the main residence and secondary living space and giving the home a welcoming, classic feel. The nearly quarter-acre parcel provides plenty of usable outdoor space, while the detached two-car garage adds valuable parking, storage and workspace. The home is single story and sits on approximately 0.233 acres. With its flexible floor plan, dual-living setup, generous lot and value-add potential, this property offers something increasingly difficult to find in Fair Oaks: space for multiple generations today with the potential to create an additional income stream tomorrow.
