Nobody ever wants to leave this neighborhood-and this home is proof. For two generations, this property has been loved and cared for by the same family. And when you see this established, beautifully maintained Providence Bench neighborhood, you'll understand why homes here rarely become available. From the moment you arrive, you'll notice the difference. The main home has an attached apartment and has been kept in immaculate condition, inside and out, with an incredible history of maintenance and care. The home sits on a huge corner lot surrounded by a pristinely manicured wraparound yard and mature landscaping. Right next door is a beautiful, nostalgic, tree-shaded neighborhood park-maintained for you, but there to enjoy-complete with a tennis court and the kind of peaceful setting you simply cannot recreate in a brand-new development. And then there's an attached apartment, offering so many possibilities: Offset your mortgage with rental income Give college-aged kids independence while keeping them close Create a private, comfortable home for parents or extended family Use it as additional flexible living space Inside the main home, you'll find what older, quality construction does so well: solid bones, oversized bedrooms, bathrooms everywhere, incredible storage, and an extra-large garage with room for much more than two Priuses. But what truly makes this property special isn't something you can measure in square footage. It's the mature trees. The beautifully maintained neighboring homes. The longtime neighbors who know and love one another. The shaded park next door. The history. The warmth. And that unmistakable feeling you only get in an established neighborhood that has been cared for for decades. You rarely find a home with years of maintenance records, history and pride of ownership like this one. After two generations of the same family calling it home, there isn't much about this property that hasn't been documented and lovingly cared for. Homes like this-and especially homes in neighborhoods like this-simply don't come along very often. Ask the neighbors. They'll tell you. Get in quickly, because the next opportunity here may be a long time coming. I'll see you at the open house!