The story
Walk straight up 23rd Avenue and in two minutes you’re at beautiful Lake Sacajawea. Built in 1940, this home has kept the kind of craftsmanship that’s hard to find anymore. The hardwood floors are still here. So are the picture windows in the living room, the warm wood-paneled walls, the classic wood kitchen cabinets and wall oven, and the cool vintage tile in the bath. The character and charm you see are the real deal, not reproduction, and they’ve been well cared for. The eat-in kitchen has a perfect spot for a breakfast bar or small table, and the utility room with loads of cabinetry leads out to the fully fenced backyard. Two bedrooms and the bath share the main floor. Then there’s the ladder in the hall. Go ahead...pull it down and climb up to a long, bright room tucked under the roofline, nearly 30 feet end to end, with built-in drawers along one wall...you could call it the room of possibilities. While it’s used as a bedroom right now, it isn’t counted in the county square footage, so it’s added space you won’t find on paper. Out back you’ll find the covered patio next to the detached garage, which offers work space, storage and an EV outlet for your car. The town’s pride and joy is at the end of your street, where you can walk, run, picnic and show off to visitors. The hospital is under a mile away, and shopping and I-5 are just minutes from home. Timeless details and a location people love...better schedule a tour today!
