Custom-built in 1964, this beautifully updated brick and frame Colonial is ideally situated in the desirable Trotwood Hills neighborhood. Thoughtful renovations have strategically enlarged windows throughout the home, allowing natural light to stream in from every direction. The level-entry foyer features slate flooring, neutral wallcovering, and a pretty staircase, while the main level also offers a convenient powder room. An all-brick rear addition renovation resulted in a roomy kitchen boasting abundant white cabinetry, hardwood flooring, stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, peninsula breakfast bar, ceramic backsplash, and recessed and undercabinet lighting. A wall of French doors opens to the large rear deck. The family room showcases pegged hardwood floors, crown molding, gas fireplace, and a large rear bay window seat. The living room includes vintage hardwoods, crown molding, classic mantle and built-in bookcases. The dining room adds another bay window, hardwood flooring, and crown molding. The main staircase and upper hall are appointed with luxurious Stark-type wool carpeting. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes an updated bath and generous closet space with both a walk-in and double-door closet. The primary bath offers ceramic flooring and shower surround, solid-surface countertops, and a makeup vanity. All three additional bedrooms have ample closet space. The updated hall bath features dual sinks, ceramic flooring, and solid-surface countertops. The lower level includes a walk-out game room with sliding glass doors to a concrete patio and a convenient half bath. Outside, enjoy a flat rear yard, professionally landscaped grounds, lawn irrigation system, and integral storage shed. The extra-large two-car garage features a newly refinished epoxy floor. Recent improvements include a new Carrier furnace (2024) and a dimensional-shingle roof, gutters, downspouts, and shutters (2021). This gracious, light-filled home offers timeless character, thoughtful updates, and exceptional living.
