Published August 17, 2026
Fully Renovated All-Brick Home on 1 Acre Outside City Limits — Turnkey, Modern & Move-In Ready
Finding a home that's been fully renovated — not just cosmetically touched up, but genuinely redone from top to bottom — is rare. Finding one on a full acre outside the city limits, with new mechanicals already in place and a layout that adapts to modern life, is rarer still. This completely renovated all-brick property checks every box that today's move-in-ready buyers are searching for, and the acre of land outside city limits adds the breathing room that most renovated homes simply can't offer.
Why This Renovation Is Different From the Rest
A lot of homes get called "renovated." This one earned it. The work here goes well beyond new paint and updated fixtures — though those are done beautifully too. New luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout. The kitchen is completely new. Both bathrooms have been transformed with custom tile and new vanities. The HVAC is brand new. The windows are brand new and energy efficient. Fresh interior and exterior paint ties it all together. This is a renovation that a buyer can walk into and not think about for years.
A Modern Chef's Kitchen Built for Real Cooking and Hosting
The kitchen is one of the most striking transformations in the home. Brand-new cabinets give you clean, fresh storage with a modern profile. Rich granite countertops bring warmth and durability to a workspace that's genuinely sized for cooking — not just reheating. Whether it's a weeknight dinner or a weekend gathering, this kitchen is built to handle it without feeling cramped or compromised.
Spa-Style Bathrooms That Feel Like a Luxury Upgrade
Both bathrooms have been fully updated with a spa-inspired finish. New vanities bring a clean, contemporary look, and custom tile shower surrounds elevate the feel from standard to genuinely luxurious. In a fully renovated home at this price point, bathrooms this well-done are one of the features that sets it apart from the competition.
A Versatile Owner's Suite with a Private Adjoining Space
The owner's suite goes beyond a standard bedroom. A private adjoining space connected directly to the suite gives you a room that adapts to exactly what your life needs right now — a dedicated home office that closes off from the rest of the house, a nursery steps from the bedroom, a quiet reading nook, a dressing room, or a personal retreat. It's one of those features that sounds simple but completely changes how a home lives day to day.
New Mechanicals — Zero Maintenance Worries After Closing
The two updates that matter most to long-term ownership are the ones buyers and inspectors look at hardest — the HVAC and the windows. Both are brand new here. A new energy-efficient window package reduces heating and cooling costs and eliminates the drafts and moisture issues that aging windows bring. A brand-new HVAC system means no surprise replacements in year two or three. Combined with the all-brick exterior that never needs painting or replacing, this home is as close to worry-free ownership as a buyer can find.
1 Full Acre Outside City Limits — Privacy Without Isolation
One acre of land outside city limits is the sweet spot that a growing number of buyers are actively searching for. Enough space for a garden, a fire pit, outdoor entertaining, or simply a yard where you can't see your neighbor's living room — without being so far out that daily life becomes inconvenient. Outside city limits also means lower property taxes and fewer municipal restrictions, which adds up meaningfully over the life of ownership.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "outside city limits" mean for a homebuyer?
Buying outside city limits typically means lower property tax rates since you're not subject to municipal taxes on top of county taxes. It also often means fewer zoning restrictions on land use — more freedom for outbuildings, animals, gardens, and outdoor projects. For buyers who want space and privacy without a long rural commute, a 1-acre lot just outside city limits is one of the most searched and most competitive property types on the market.
Is luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring a good choice for a home?
LVP has become one of the most popular and highly regarded flooring options in the market for good reason. It's waterproof, highly durable, scratch-resistant, and warmer underfoot than tile — making it ideal for high-traffic areas, kitchens, and bathrooms alike. Modern LVP closely replicates the look of hardwood at a fraction of the maintenance cost. Buyers consistently respond positively to new LVP installations in renovated homes.
Why does a new HVAC and new windows matter so much to buyers?
HVAC systems and windows are two of the most expensive items to replace after closing — and two of the most carefully scrutinized during inspections. Brand-new versions of both eliminate the biggest post-closing financial risks for buyers and remove the negotiating leverage that aging mechanical systems give buyers at the inspection table. For a seller, new mechanicals mean fewer concessions and stronger offers. For a buyer, they mean genuine peace of mind from day one.
What makes an adjoining owner's suite space so valuable?
How do I schedule a private tour?
Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team directly to book your showing. Fully renovated all-brick homes on full acres outside city limits are exactly the kind of listing that attracts multiple serious buyers quickly — don't wait on this one.
A complete top-to-bottom renovation. Brand-new kitchen and spa bathrooms. New HVAC and energy-efficient windows. A versatile owner's suite. And a full acre of privacy outside city limits — all in a solid all-brick home that will never need exterior painting. Properties renovated to this standard don't stay available long.
Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team today to schedule your private tour.
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