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We’re all spending a little more time at home these days. Ok, we’re all spending a lot more time at home these days.
Knowing that, it’s more important than ever to enjoy the space we are living in. It’s crucial, actually. That’s where Flyer Homes listing at 808 Locust comes in.
The home is brand new construction, featuring 2300+ never-before-lived-in square-feet of livable space to spread out in and enjoy.
It has 4 spacious bedrooms, and any of them could easily be converted into a comfortable home office if the need to work remotely ever arrises.
The kitchen is a dream, with custom cabinets for storing your homemade pickles and house-canned vegetables, and quartz countertops with plenty of room to spread out while you are learning to bake your own bread, you know, if you happened to get into that.
If you feel the need to get a little fresh air a comfortable 6 feet away from other humans, there are also plenty of places for that nearby, with a great front porch and back patio to start, Walker Park just right around the corner, and Kessler Mountain an easy bike-ride away on the trail system that is accessible nearby.
Also for those of us feeling a little claustrophobic these days, for whatever reason, the living room is giant, and kind of a perfect space for binging Tiger King on Netflix, or the Madalorian on Disney Plus, or whatever other shows you feel like watching right now.
There’s a covered carporvillion (trademark pending) for working on new hobbies you might be taking up if, you know, you ever found a whole bunch of free time on your hands, with plenty of storage and loads of power and lighting options.
It’s a gorgeous place in the best of times. It’s even better for now.
See it yourself at 808Locust.com, or schedule a socially-distanced showing by contacting Katie Mihalevich at 479-422-7448.
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