Meet The Mullet: Business in the Front, Party in the Back Yes, we’re calling this house The Mullet – and if you tour it, you’ll understand why. It’s polished, practical, and oh-so-respectable where it counts. and then it lets loose in the best possible way. Business in the front (main & upper levels): You walk in and immediately feel the open flow – the main floor has a spacious living room, large kitchen with plenty of room to cook and gather, and a dining area that fits your biggest table. There’s also a formal dining room, a flex-space formal living room (easily turned into a second office or playroom), and a dedicated office with a double-sided fireplace shared with the living room – yes, it’s got just enough flair. A powder room rounds it out for guests. Upstairs is where the serious R&R happens. The primary suite features a massive bathroom with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, double vanities, and walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms share a full bath with double vanities – no fighting over sinks here. All the practical upgrades? Already done. You’re walking into three almost new HVAC units (replaced in 2021), fresh interior paint, new carpet, a brand new deck, and a roof that’s just over 10 years old. Even the exterior paint was redone at the end of 2020. Everything feels clean, fresh, and move-in ready – but still leaves room for you to make your mark, especially in the kitchen and bathrooms if you’re itching to personalize. Party in the back (aka: the basement): Here’s where The Mullet really earns its name. Step downstairs and it’s like you’ve crossed into an entirely different world. This basement was made for a rocker, entertainer, or general life-of-the-party type. There’s a stage for a band, a full bar handcrafted from 100-year-old barn wood, and the ceiling is covered in 80-year-old pressed tin – it’s got serious character. Add in booths, a pool table area, and a bathroom so guests don’t have to run upstairs, and you’re basically walking into your favorite neighborhood bar. without ever leaving home . There’s also a ton of unfinished space that could be built out later or used for storage. Outside: You’ve got a large 0.83-acre lot (one of the biggest lots in the neighborhood), backing up to woods for privacy, but still have plenty of level grassy space for a table and throwing a ball. In the fall and winter, when the leaves fall, you can even see the community lake from your back deck – which, yes, is also brand new. The Vibe: This house is ready for a family who wants comfort, space, and a home that knows how to balance work and play. It’s all about great bones, smart updates, and a touch of personality – okay, maybe a lot of personality. Come see The Mullet for yourself – we promise it’s a good time.