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Here’s the thing about Fayetteville … We love our parks. We constantly improve them, make them bigger and bigger, add trails to, from, and through them, put in splash pads and hammock stations and castle playgrounds and on and on. We also love our centrally-located, established neighborhoods, with their old-growth trees and larger lots. Oh, well looky here … a house in one such neighborhood near one such park!

Ladies and gentlemen, feast your eyes on 2205 E Gentle Oaks Ln.

Located in the highly desirable East Oaks subdivision and just an 8-minute amble to Gulley Park, this can be your own little slice of Americana, where kids run from house to house to see their friends, and folks relax on the front porch instead of the back so they can chat with the neighbor across the street. A bird chirps. A dog barks. A bird barks, most likely a parrot or some such. Smoke gently rises from backyard barbecues filling the air with the seductive aroma of overcooked Impossible Burgers. Also baseball and apple pie are somehow incorporated.

It’s not just a dream, folks. And there is still so much more to add. Like how you would be in one of Fayetteville’s great school districts, featuring Root Elementary. Like how easy it is to bike to the Niokaska Creek Trail from your front door, which will take you to pretty much any other trail you want to ride. Like living minutes from schools, from I-49 access, from Whole Foods, convenience stores and liquor worlds. Plus, and someday this will matter again, restaurants, bars, theaters and everything else that makes Fayetteville great.

And sitting in the middle of all of that is 2205 E. Gentle Oaks Lane, a cozy home on a quiet street that, as the name implies, has the least aggressive oaks in town!

Your lot is huge with great curb appeal in front, and lots of open space and room to entertain in back. Inside we have stainless appliances and 3CM granite counters in a kitchen that flows nicely into the hearth room with its gas-starter, wood-burning fireplace and beams across the ceiling that add so much character to the room. From there the flow keeps a-flowin’ into the formal dining room and main living room. And you’ve got two bedrooms on each level with the master suite on the main level. It’s the ideal bedroom setup for pretty much any situation.

The owners added some square footage in the way of a fourth bedroom and two bonus rooms that function great as an exercise area and office space. So much natural light pouring into these rooms from the back, whether you’re doing your daily Downward-Facing Dog or your taxes, you will love having this extra space.

Some nice bonuses include the roof, which is only ten years old, and the five-ton high-efficiency air conditioner is only six. Much of the interior of the home was just painted a bright white, and that includes the oak trim, time-warping the house right out of the ‘80s. There are quality Anderson windows and doors throughout the home and the original sewer line from the street was replaced. So there are a couple more things you’ll just never have to worry about.

If it all sounds too good to be true and you’re basically calling me a liar right to my big, dumb face, well you don’t have to simply take my word for it. Check out the pictures, drive through the neighborhood, and call me (Jay Downing) at 479-601-553 to see it all in person for yourself.

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