It just feels like home! Gleaming hardwood floors welcome you into the foyer of this charming Cape Cod classic and continue throughout the main level. Vaulted ceilings create an airy, inviting feel in the spacious great room, which flows seamlessly into the kitchen. Abundant natural light fills both spaces, highlighted by a beautiful bay window in the cozy breakfast nook and French doors with transom windows that open from the great room to the expansive back porch. Thoughtful details add to the home’s warmth and functionality, including a built-in shelf perfect for displaying books or treasured décor. The kitchen offers ample cabinetry and a convenient closet pantry. Three bedrooms are located on the main level, with a split-bedroom floor plan providing additional privacy by separating the primary suite from the secondary bedrooms. The primary bedroom features an ensuite bath and walk-in closet. A spacious laundry room and half-bath combination adds everyday convenience and includes a built-in ironing board with an electrical outlet. Upstairs, a finished bonus room over the two-car side-load garage offers versatile additional living space, complete with central heating and air conditioning, plus a window A/C unit for optional additional cooling. Step outside to the large covered back porch and enjoy peaceful views of the private, wooded backyard. The property also includes a private workshop equipped with electricity, a large garage door for easy access, and two additional rooms, each with its own exterior entrance—ideal for hobbies, projects, storage, or a variety of other uses. Even more storage space is available above the entirety of the workshop building. This one-owner home was thoughtfully designed during construction and meticulously cared for over the years. Recent updates include a new water heater in 2025, a heat pump upgrade in 2024, and a new roof in 2018. Conveniently located between the Lake Norman area and Charlotte’s center city, this home offers a wonderful combination of comfort, privacy, and accessibility. The home is being sold as-is, and the disclosure statement includes known items in need of repair. Some houses simply feel like home—and this is one of them. Now, it’s waiting for someone lucky to make it their own.