922 Pine

Imagine a house that greets you the way a good neighbor would-easy smile, open arms, wraparound porch ready for slow mornings and long chats. This 1920 Folk Victorian has been around long enough to know a thing or two about community, yet every inch has been lovingly updated so life feels effortless the minute you walk through the 100-year-old oak front door. Inside, original wood floors creak in that nostalgic, story-filled way, while high ceilings and coffered details give the whole place a gentle kind of grandeur. The kitchen is the heart of the home, fully renovated with custom cabinetry, quartz counters, a gas range, and a coffee bar that's waiting for your favorite beans-and maybe a bottle of natural wine tucked into the fridge below. You'll find two living areas here, each with its own personality. The 2018 addition brings a modern twist with its gable-shaped ceiling, bamboo floors, built-ins, and remote-controlled shades for those "let's keep it cozy" weekends. And because good neighbors look out for you, all the heavy lifting is done: newer foundation by G.L. Hunt, standing seam metal roof (2020), full plumbing and electrical updates (2011), newer windows, spray-foam insulation, heat-pump HVAC (2020), tankless water heater, and water softener. Out back, the home opens up to a little sanctuary of its own-wide porch, fireplace patio, native landscaping, and mood lighting strung just right so the whole yard feels like an invitation to linger. There's even a 300 sq ft insulated workshop ready for your projects, passions, and "one day I'll get to that" ideas. And then there's the neighborhood. This house sits on one of the best blocks in Dignowity Hill, where front-porch waves still mean something and local gems are just a short stroll or bike ride away. Wildcraft General Store is your go-to for vintage finds and a great cup of coffee, and Con Huevos has the kind of breakfast tacos that make you want to put roots down. It's the sort of place that feels like home before you even unpack-so, won't you be its next neighbor?