A three-bedroom daylight rambler on a 7,405 square-feet corner lot in North Everett is our featured resale home this week. It was built in 1954 and has a large, fenced back yard with a covered area for outdoor activities.
At the front of the house, a solid, natural wood door opens to a spacious living room with pale neutral plush carpeting, an extra-large picture window overlooking the front yard, a second large window facing a side yard, and a fireplace with sandstone surround.
A separate section of the living room serves as a formal dining area. Features include the same carpet as the living room, and a built-in china hutch with multiple drawers.
The kitchen and an informal dining area are at the back of the house. Both have vinyl flooring.
There are three windows in the informal dining area, overlooking the back and side yards, and a door with outside access.
Kitchen highlights include birch cabinets, yellow tile countertops, white appliances, and a window above the sink, overlooking the back yard.
A hallway off the kitchen accesses a full bathroom and three bedrooms.
Features of the full bathroom include an oversize single vanity topped with white tile, a shower-tub combination with tile surround, and a privacy-glass window facing the back yard.
One bedroom is at the back of the house and has sculpted two-tone beige carpeting, a long rectangular window overlooking the back yard, and an extra-deep standard closet lined with cedar.
The second bedroom is at the side of the house. It has a double closet with bifold doors, and long rectangular window overlooking a side yard.
The third bedroom has the same carpet as the living room. Other features include a large picture window facing the street, and a double closet with bifold doors.
A staircase that descends to the daylight basement is also accessed from the hall, steps away from the kitchen.
The partially finished basement includes a laundry area with utility sink, a three-quarter bathroom with single vanity and fiberglass shower stall, a rec room, and a bonus room that could be turned into a fourth bedroom.
The rec room is highlighted by a large fireplace with brick hearth and surround.
A door in the basement accesses the home’s attached one-car garage, which includes workspace.
The home has an electric forced-air heating system.
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