About 176 Stanton Street
Some houses come with a project list. This one comes with the list already crossed off. A custom-built 1995 Cape on a dead end street surrounded by well kept homes, minutes from shopping and Route 293. The kitchen was remodeled two years ago with everything you would expect: soft-close cabinets, granite counters, a glass tile backsplash and under-cabinet lighting. The island adds seating and defines the space between the kitchen and the dining room, an inviting setup for entertaining. A separate front-to-back living room with a pellet stove runs the depth of the house. Neutral paint and recessed lighting throughout the first floor, so bring your furniture and skip the primer. The mudroom off the kitchen adds storage and a second refrigerator, opens to the deck through a slider, and leads into the heated garage, which is as clean and bright as the rest of the house. A half bath with laundry rounds out the first floor. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own bath and closet, joined by two more bedrooms, a second full bath and new flooring. The basement adds 440 square feet of partially finished space including a bonus room, needing only a permanent heat source to count as finished, plus another 340 square feet unfinished for storage or projects. There is also a cedar closet for seasonal overflow. Additional highlights include mini splits throughout the home, a hot water tank just over a year old, generator ready, and app-controlled Hydrawise irrigation running front to back. The back yard is the part people will remember. A multi-level deck wraps to a 15x30 pool with a new pump, a 12x12 gazebo and a block patio, all inside a fenced, hedge-lined yard with a 15x8 shed. Mature planting beds frame the front, and the lawn is flat, green and low maintenance by design. The expanded driveway and garage parks up to six off street. Book a showing and see how much of your list is already done.
