Welcome to 9904 107th Place, where the fresh paint is already done, the layout already makes sense, and your weekend to-do list is suspiciously short. It's a rambler with its act together — and honestly, it's kind of refreshing. The kitchen is laid out the way kitchens should be laid out: easy to move through, everything within reach, and positioned right next to the dining area so dinner doesn't turn into a logistical event. Speaking of the dining space — it's bigger than you'd expect, with a generous window pulling in light that makes the whole main level feel open and easy. All three bedrooms sit together on the main floor, which, let's be honest, is the configuration everyone secretly wants. Paired with a full bath, it just works. The living room carries that same bright, easy energy and spills right out onto the deck — recently refreshed with new boards and a clean finish, so it's ready for you on day one. No staining projects in your future. And then there's the gazebo. Fully screened, tucked just off the deck, already wired for lighting — this is the part of the home you'll be telling people about. Summer dinners, slow Sunday mornings, a glass of wine after a long day, the kind of evenings where nobody wants to go inside. It's not a bonus feature. It's a lifestyle upgrade. Head downstairs and the rambler keeps delivering. The lower level gives you room to do whatever you need it to do — second living space, home office, gym, playroom, the world's most ambitious craft setup. You decide. There's a dedicated storage room behind its own door (so the holiday bins stay out of sight), a 3/4 bath, and a separate laundry room with a sink and extra closet space because someone here was thinking ahead. The attached garage rounds out the everyday convenience — fitting, in a home that already feels like it's been engineered to make life simpler. And the location? Minutes from Elm Creek Park Reserve, miles of trails, and the whole Arbor Lakes scene — so you get the green space and the good restaurants without having to pick a side. This isn't a home you walk into and start planning around. This is a home you walk into and start living in.

Welcome to 9904 107th Place, where the fresh paint is already done, the layout already makes sense, and your weekend to-do list is suspiciously short. It's a rambler with its act together — and honestly, it's kind of refreshing. The kitchen is laid out the way kitchens should be laid out: easy to move through, everything within reach, and positioned right next to the dining area so dinner doesn't turn into a logistical event. Speaking of the dining space — it's bigger than you'd expect, with a generous window pulling in light that makes the whole main level feel open and easy. All three bedrooms sit together on the main floor, which, let's be honest, is the configuration everyone secretly wants. Paired with a full bath, it just works. The living room carries that same bright, easy energy and spills right out onto the deck — recently refreshed with new boards and a clean finish, so it's ready for you on day one. No staining projects in your future. And then there's the gazebo. Fully screened, tucked just off the deck, already wired for lighting — this is the part of the home you'll be telling people about. Summer dinners, slow Sunday mornings, a glass of wine after a long day, the kind of evenings where nobody wants to go inside. It's not a bonus feature. It's a lifestyle upgrade. Head downstairs and the rambler keeps delivering. The lower level gives you room to do whatever you need it to do — second living space, home office, gym, playroom, the world's most ambitious craft setup. You decide. There's a dedicated storage room behind its own door (so the holiday bins stay out of sight), a 3/4 bath, and a separate laundry room with a sink and extra closet space because someone here was thinking ahead. The attached garage rounds out the everyday convenience — fitting, in a home that already feels like it's been engineered to make life simpler. And the location? Minutes from Elm Creek Park Reserve, miles of trails, and the whole Arbor Lakes scene — so you get the green space and the good restaurants without having to pick a side. This isn't a home you walk into and start planning around. This is a home you walk into and start living in.