The expensive, invisible work on this 1972 brick ranch is already finished. The home has been repiped in PEX, and the underground sewer line was replaced out to the street — the two line items that most often derail a vintage home purchase. What's left is the good part. Four bedrooms sit on a single level, with formal living and formal dining flanking the entry and a 20x15 family room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen offers granite counters, a pantry, and a new dishwasher and disposal, with a breakfast room alongside. A 21x12 sun porch on its own mini-split adds true year-round living space. Outside, a 9,750-square-foot half cul-de-sac lot holds mature fruit trees, native plantings, a full sprinkler system, and new fencing. Solar screens, blown new insulation, and a programmable thermostat handle efficiency. Security system and keyless entry installed. Two-car garage with utility room. Community pool, playground, and patrol. Blocks from library. Houston ISD.
| Room | Level | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | First | 9 × 9 |
| Dining Room | First | 9 × 10 |
| Sunroom | First | 21 × 12 |
| Family Room | First | 20 × 15 |
| Primary Bedroom | First | 14 × 11 |
| Bedroom | First | 11 × 14 |
| Bedroom | First | 11 × 11 |
| Living Room | First | 13 × 11 |
| Breakfast | First | 9 × 9 |
| · | First | 6 × 8 |
| Bedroom | First | 11 × 11 |