Little touches Details make this home an appealing buy

This brick-and-stone three-bedroom home in the Jackson School District is close to the middle school off Route D in Jackson. The property is mostly level and includes a wooded area.

Glass transoms above and flanking the front door set the stage for a pleasant foyer, which has a chandelier and a 12-foot-high ceiling.

The bamboo hardwood floor is light-colored and aesthetically pleasing.

The open layout begins at the foyer, which leads to the dining room, kitchen and family room. There is recessed lighting throughout the area.

The dining room's columns and higher ceiling set it apart from the other rooms and lend it a stately look.

The nearby kitchen is rich in cabinet space and has counter seating at the island. Earth tones in the kitchen's ceramic floor accent the room's color pattern, giving it subtle zest. Potential homeowners have plenty of space to define their environment with above-the-cabinet storage, display shelving at the island and within the cabinet banks. The kitchen has oversized drawers for pots and pans and stainless appliances, and also boasts a spacious pantry.

The custom office in the kitchen is especially appealing. Above the desk are cabinets and a ceiling fixture providing plenty of light for close work.

A utility room with sink and cabinets is accessed at the kitchen. The utility room opens into a three-car garage.

The family room, master bedroom and patio doors leading out to the back deck are steps away from the kitchen and dining room.

A half wall separates the kitchen and family room.

Access to the master bedroom is at the rear of the family room. The split-bedroom plan offers privacy.

The master bedroom has a tray ceiling, an adjoining sitting room and bathroom and access to the deck. Other options for the adjoining sitting room include a nursery, office or second walk-in closet.

The adjoining bathroom has a walk-in closet, an oversized shower, Jacuzzi with window above and noteworthy design around the tub. Ceramic tile on the steps leading up to and around the tub deck is pleasant.

The opposite side of the home includes a front-facing bedroom, two hall closets with a full bath between and a bedroom with a backyard view.

An unfinished basement has roughed-in plumbing and electric in place. A door leads out to a covered concrete patio and steps that go up to the deck. There is plenty of space and windows in the basement for designing a great family area with room to spare for other plans.

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