Ranch/Rambler

They don’t build them like this anymore. This solid brick home sits on nearly an acre right in the heart of Keyser—close to the high school, shopping, and medical services, but with the space and quiet that’s getting harder to find. No HOA. No restrictions. Just a well-built home on a beautiful lot that feels private without being remote. Inside, you’ll find over 1,650 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two full baths, and a layout that makes sense. The living room is anchored by a stone fireplace that feels like it’s been there forever—strong, simple, and welcoming. The kitchen is bright and practical with plenty of room to work, the dining area overlooks the backyard, and the bedrooms are all comfortable in size and layout. Every corner of the home shows the kind of quality that lasts—solid doors, real trim, and craftsmanship you can still feel. A covered breezeway connects the house to a two-car garage, keeping you dry on rainy mornings and offering a great spot to sit with a cup of coffee and watch the day start. Downstairs, a massive full basement runs the entire footprint of the home—clean, dry, and ready for whatever you need: a workshop, storage, or finished space down the road. The lot itself is level, open, and almost an acre in size—big enough for a garden, a fire pit, or just a place to stretch out. There’s room here for what you need today and what you might want tomorrow. This isn’t a cookie-cutter subdivision house or a project waiting to happen. It’s a straight, solid home with good bones in a great spot—ready for someone who knows the difference between a house that’s built fast and one that’s built right. If that sounds like you, give me a call.

They don’t build them like this anymore. This solid brick home sits on nearly an acre right in the heart of Keyser—close to the high school, shopping, and medical services, but with the space and quiet that’s getting harder to find. No HOA. No restrictions. Just a well-built home on a beautiful lot that feels private without being remote. Inside, you’ll find over 1,650 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, two full baths, and a layout that makes sense. The living room is anchored by a stone fireplace that feels like it’s been there forever—strong, simple, and welcoming. The kitchen is bright and practical with plenty of room to work, the dining area overlooks the backyard, and the bedrooms are all comfortable in size and layout. Every corner of the home shows the kind of quality that lasts—solid doors, real trim, and craftsmanship you can still feel. A covered breezeway connects the house to a two-car garage, keeping you dry on rainy mornings and offering a great spot to sit with a cup of coffee and watch the day start. Downstairs, a massive full basement runs the entire footprint of the home—clean, dry, and ready for whatever you need: a workshop, storage, or finished space down the road. The lot itself is level, open, and almost an acre in size—big enough for a garden, a fire pit, or just a place to stretch out. There’s room here for what you need today and what you might want tomorrow. This isn’t a cookie-cutter subdivision house or a project waiting to happen. It’s a straight, solid home with good bones in a great spot—ready for someone who knows the difference between a house that’s built fast and one that’s built right. If that sounds like you, give me a call.