Freshly updated with new interior paint and a newly installed mitigation system, this custom all-brick home is thoughtfully designed for multi-generational living, accessibility, and effortless entertaining. Featuring an elevator servicing all levels, this spacious 5-bedroom, 4-full-bath home offers the flexibility today's buyers are searching for-perfect for aging parents, adult children, guests, or long-term in-law living. The heart of the home is the stunning two-story great room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a statement fireplace, flooding the space with natural light and creating an ideal gathering spot for the whole family. The open-concept layout flows into a well-appointed kitchen with double ovens, a large breakfast bar, and ample space for hosting holidays and everyday meals alike. The main-level primary suite is ideal for main-floor living, offering a walk-in closet, double vanities, a soaking garden tub, and a roll-in tiled shower, making it both luxurious and accessible. Upstairs provides a private retreat for teens or guests with two bedrooms, a full bath, and unfinished attic space ready for future expansion, storage, or a home office. The lower level is perfectly suited for multi-generational or in-law living, featuring its own gathering spaces including a game area, theater room, fitness room, a beautiful bar, an additional fireplace, and a versatile potting room. This level offers the privacy and independence families need-while still feeling fully connected to the home. Step outside to enjoy the brand-new deck and screened-in porch, creating even more shared space for relaxing, entertaining, and making memories across generations. With its flexible floor plan, elevator, main-level living options, and multiple private living zones, this home is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking true multi-generational living-without compromise.

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