Ranch

This solid 1972 home sits in one of Livingston's most practical southside neighborhoods—close to grocery stores and schools. It's the kind of location that works whether you're raising a family, commuting, or looking for a property that pulls its own weight. The main level offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a functional layout that feels bigger than the square footage suggests. The open kitchen and dining area flow out onto a back deck overlooking a large, fully fenced yard with a mature apple tree—the kind of outdoor space that gets used. Original hardwood floors in the dining area are in great shape. A stackable washer/dryer is conveniently located on the main floor, and the living room has plenty of room to stretch out and relax. The basement apartment has an interior entrance plus its own separate exterior entrance. A kitchenette, two bedrooms (one non-egress), a 3/4 bath, a large family room, and its own laundry, storage space, and mechanical room. It's a clean, self-contained space—currently set up for a tenant or extended family, but easy to open back into the main home if preferred. The rental income potential here is real and worth running the numbers on. The attached garage is single-car but over-sized with a workshop area that makes it genuinely useful for a hobbyist or someone who needs a dedicated project space. Stucco siding keeps exterior maintenance low, and a new roof was installed in 2023—two less things to think about. This is a move-in ready home with options baked into the floorplan. Whether you're looking for a primary residence with offset income or a long-term investment in a stable Livingston neighborhood, this one checks the boxes without requiring imagination to see the value. Interior photos are virtually staged to show the potential of this well laid out home.

This solid 1972 home sits in one of Livingston's most practical southside neighborhoods—close to grocery stores and schools. It's the kind of location that works whether you're raising a family, commuting, or looking for a property that pulls its own weight. The main level offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a functional layout that feels bigger than the square footage suggests. The open kitchen and dining area flow out onto a back deck overlooking a large, fully fenced yard with a mature apple tree—the kind of outdoor space that gets used. Original hardwood floors in the dining area are in great shape. A stackable washer/dryer is conveniently located on the main floor, and the living room has plenty of room to stretch out and relax. The basement apartment has an interior entrance plus its own separate exterior entrance. A kitchenette, two bedrooms (one non-egress), a 3/4 bath, a large family room, and its own laundry, storage space, and mechanical room. It's a clean, self-contained space—currently set up for a tenant or extended family, but easy to open back into the main home if preferred. The rental income potential here is real and worth running the numbers on. The attached garage is single-car but over-sized with a workshop area that makes it genuinely useful for a hobbyist or someone who needs a dedicated project space. Stucco siding keeps exterior maintenance low, and a new roof was installed in 2023—two less things to think about. This is a move-in ready home with options baked into the floorplan. Whether you're looking for a primary residence with offset income or a long-term investment in a stable Livingston neighborhood, this one checks the boxes without requiring imagination to see the value. Interior photos are virtually staged to show the potential of this well laid out home.