Published July 9, 2026

Move-In Ready All-Brick Home with Finished Basement: Every Major Update Already Done

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Written by Andy Knifley

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What if you could buy a home where someone else already handled every expensive update — the roof, the HVAC, the windows, the bathroom — and all you had to do was move in? That's exactly what this all-brick property on a quiet dead end street delivers. Solid construction, zero immediate maintenance concerns, and flexible living space that adapts to whatever your life looks like right now.

Why Move-In Ready Actually Means Something Here

"Move-in ready" gets used loosely in real estate. This one earns it. The big-ticket mechanical items that typically catch buyers off guard after closing — roof, HVAC, windows — have all been replaced in recent years. The bathroom has been fully remodeled. All-brick construction means the exterior is built to last. This is the rare listing where the inspection shouldn't bring any surprises.

Main Level — Comfortable, Functional & Ready for Daily Life

The main level keeps things simple and livable. Three bedrooms give you flexibility for family, guests, or a dedicated home office. The fully remodeled bathroom is a genuine highlight — updated finishes that feel fresh without the renovation timeline.

• 3 bedrooms
• 1 beautifully updated full bathroom — fully remodeled
• Comfortable, functional layout
• All-brick exterior — durable, low-maintenance, timeless

Finished Basement — Flexible Space for Whatever You Need

The mostly finished full basement is one of the most valuable features of this home. It's a blank slate with bones already in place — ready to become a game room, home gym, den, private office, or extra bedroom. Most buyers pay a premium to add finished basement square footage. Here it's already waiting for you.
• Mostly finished full basement — significant extra living space
• Flexible layout — game room, den, home gym, home office, or guest space
• Full basement footprint — maximize every square foot
 

Major Updates Already Completed — Zero Surprise Expenses

This is where this home truly separates itself. The sellers have already invested in the updates that matter most to long-term ownership. You're not inheriting a to-do list — you're inheriting peace of mind.

Metal roof — approximately 5 years old, built for decades of durability
• Brand-new HVAC system — only 2 years old
• Replacement windows throughout
• Fully remodeled bathroom
• All-brick construction — minimal exterior upkeep

Outdoor Living — Fenced Backyard on a Quiet Dead End Street

The fully fenced backyard gives kids and pets a safe, contained space to run without worry. And the location on a dead end street means low traffic, minimal noise, and a genuine sense of neighborhood calm — the kind of street where people actually know their neighbors.

• Fully fenced backyard — safe for kids and pets
• Quiet dead end street — low traffic, peaceful setting
• Great space for weekend grilling and outdoor relaxing

Frequently Asked Questions

How old are the major systems in this home?

The metal roof is approximately 5 years old, the HVAC system is brand new at 2 years old, and the windows have been replaced. The bathroom has also been fully remodeled. These are the updates that matter most for long-term ownership and peace of mind.

Is the basement fully finished?

The basement is mostly finished, giving you a large amount of flexible living space that is move-in functional and ready to be customized. Whether you want a game room, home gym, den, or private office, the foundation is already there.

What makes a dead end street desirable?

Dead end streets have significantly less through-traffic, which means quieter days, safer play for kids and pets, and a stronger sense of community among neighbors. It's a small detail that makes a big difference in day-to-day quality of life.

Is all-brick construction better than other exterior types?

All-brick homes are known for their durability, energy efficiency, and low exterior maintenance. Unlike wood or vinyl siding, brick doesn't need to be repainted or replaced and holds up exceptionally well over decades. It also tends to hold value well in the resale market.

How do I schedule a showing?

Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team directly to schedule a private tour. Homes in this condition and at this price point move quickly — don't wait on this one.

Move-in ready homes with updated mechanicals, finished basement space, and a fenced backyard on a quiet street don't stay on the market long. If you've been waiting for a home where the hard work is already done, this is it.

Contact Andy Knifley at The AndySoldIt Team directly to schedule a private tour. Homes in this condition and at this price point move quickly — don't wait on this one.

 

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