There is an easy, unpretentious feel to this mid-century home. Hardwood floors run underfoot, warm light settles into the corners, and the straightforward design of its era gives the whole place a cheerful, genuinely pleasant air.Three bedrooms and a single bath are efficient and tidy, but the real story is how this home works. The owners went fully electric, giving the home a modern, efficient backbone. A mini split system adjusts room by room, an induction stove anchors the kitchen, and a heat pump water heater handles the basics without a second thought.Out the back door, the lot opens up and feels surprisingly huge for the neighborhood. Zoned R2, it carries obvious long-term options, but for now it is simply generous, open ground. A large deck was built for easy outdoor dinners, weekend gatherings, or lingering as the sun goes down. Farther out in the yard, an infrared sauna adds a private wellness ritual, right at home.Life here centers on walking. Lumen Coffee sits steps from the front door, ready for the first cup of the day, and the river path is right there for evening air. A short wander down the block leads to Loreto, Justine's, Wax Paper, Just What I Kneaded, and Spoke, turning the neighborhood into an easy backdrop for slow afternoons and evening adventures with friends.