Published August 21, 2026
All-Brick Classic with Dual Fireplaces, Sunroom & 4-Car Covered Parking — Functional Living at Its Finest
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Solid all-brick construction. Two fireplaces. A sunroom. And four total covered parking spots split between a main-level carport and a full basement garage. This is the kind of home that gets rarer every year — a classic, well-built property on manicured grounds in a quiet established neighborhood, with a practical layout that anticipates real life rather than just looking good in photos. If you've been searching for a home where quality, comfort, and functionality all show up at the same address, this one deserves a close look.
Two Fireplaces & a Sunroom — Three Distinct Spaces to Call Your Own
Most homes give you one gathering space. This one gives you three — each with its own distinct character. The main living room anchors everyday life with a classic fireplace that brings warmth and a focal point to the room. The sunroom adds a completely different experience — light-filled, airy, and centered around its own private fireplace for year-round use. Whether it's a quiet morning with coffee, an afternoon reading spot, or a cozy evening gathering, this home always has the right room for the moment.
• Cozy main living room with fireplace — classic, warm, and anchored for everyday living
• Light-filled sunroom with its own private fireplace — a year-round retreat unlike any other room in the home
• Two fireplaces total — rare in a home at this price point and size
• 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms — comfortable layout for families, couples, and downsizers alike
• Quiet established neighborhood with mature, manicured landscaping
4-Car Covered Parking — A Feature That Sounds Simple and Changes Everything
Four covered parking spots is a number that stops buyers in their tracks — and for good reason. The main-level attached 2-car carport delivers something most garages don't: step-free, covered access directly into the home. No stairs, no weather, no wrestling with groceries in the rain. The full basement integrated 2-car garage adds two more covered spots while doubling as serious storage, hobby, or workshop space. For households with multiple vehicles, a boat, an RV, or simply a lot of gear, this setup is genuinely hard to find.
• 2-car carport on the main level — step-free, covered access directly into the home
• 2-car integrated basement garage — additional covered parking and serious storage
• 4 total covered parking spots — exceptional capacity for any household
• Basement garage doubles as hobby, workshop, or project space
• Perfect for multi-vehicle households, car enthusiasts, or buyers who need extra storage
All-brick homes in established neighborhoods with mature landscaping represent a combination that the market consistently rewards at resale. The brick exterior never needs painting, resists moisture and pests, and looks as strong in thirty years as it does today. The manicured, mature landscaping surrounding this home took years to establish and adds the kind of curb presence that new construction simply cannot replicate. This is a property that makes a quiet, confident statement from the street.
• All-brick construction — no painting, no rot, no siding replacements ever
• Mature, pristine landscaping — established curb appeal that took years to grow
• Quiet, established neighborhood — the kind of street where property values are stable
• Classic exterior that photographs well and shows even better in person
Full Basement — Storage, Expansion & Hobby Space Already In Place
The full basement is one of those features that rewards buyers who think long-term. Right now it provides immense storage capacity and houses the integrated 2-car garage. But its full potential is whatever your lifestyle calls for — a finished rec room, a home gym, a workshop, a craft space, or additional living quarters down the road. The bones are there. The square footage is there. The only thing missing is your vision for it.
• Full basement — significant square footage below grade
• Integrated 2-car garage within the basement footprint
• Immense storage capacity — seasonal items, equipment, and overflow all handled
• Expansion potential — finish it out for additional living space, gym, or hobby room
• Solid all-brick structure throughout — quality that extends from foundation to roofline
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a carport and a garage?
A carport provides covered, sheltered parking that is open on the sides, while a garage is fully enclosed. Carports are especially valued for their step-free, direct access to the home — making unloading groceries, managing young children, or navigating mobility challenges significantly easier than a detached garage or driveway. This home offers both: a main-level carport for daily convenience and a fully enclosed basement garage for secure, weatherproof vehicle and equipment storage.
Why is a sunroom with a fireplace such a desirable feature?
A sunroom extends the livable square footage of a home with natural light that standard interior rooms can't match. Adding a fireplace to a sunroom makes it a true four-season space — comfortable and inviting even in the coldest months, rather than a room that gets abandoned from November through March. Buyers consistently rate sunrooms among the most desired bonus features, and a fireplace in a sunroom is a combination that stands out sharply in any market.
Are homes in established neighborhoods better investments?
Established neighborhoods offer several long-term advantages for buyers. Mature trees and landscaping, stable property values, known school districts, and an existing sense of community are all features that new developments take years or decades to replicate. All-brick homes in quiet, established neighborhoods have historically held their value well during market fluctuations — making them a sound choice for buyers thinking beyond the immediate purchase.
How much value does all-brick construction add to a home?
All-brick construction adds value in both practical and financial terms. On the practical side, brick requires virtually no exterior maintenance — no painting, no warping, no rot. It provides better insulation, fire resistance, and longevity than most alternative exterior materials. From a resale perspective, all-brick homes consistently command buyer attention and appraise well against comparable homes with vinyl or wood siding. In established neighborhoods especially, brick construction is a recognized marker of quality and long-term value.
How do I schedule a private showing?
Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team directly to book your private tour. Homes with this combination of classic construction, dual fireplaces, a sunroom, and four covered parking spots are genuinely rare — reach out today before this one is gone.
All-brick construction. Dual fireplaces. A light-filled sunroom. Four covered parking spots across a main-level carport and basement garage. Manicured grounds in a quiet, established neighborhood. This classic home delivers the kind of functional, comfortable living that buyers spend years looking for — and rarely find all in one place.
Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team today to schedule your private tour.
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