Every major system on this home has already been addressed. New roof, new siding, replacement windows throughout, central air, and a brand-new Trex deck wrapping the front — the kind of work that eats a budget before you've hung a single picture. It's done. Inside, hardwood runs throughout, refinished on the first floor. Crown molding carries room to room, and the living and dining spaces open into one another for an easy flow that still keeps defined rooms. The kitchen is generous by any standard for the vintage — full wall of cabinetry, gas range, dishwasher, deep pantry storage, and a live-edge breakfast bar that anchors the pass-through to the living room. Two full baths, both updated, one on each floor. The outdoor space is the surprise. The Trex front deck is built for actually sitting on. Out back, a covered pergola shades a poured patio that steps down to a deep, fully fenced yard with mature perennial beds, young fruit trees, and a large barn-door shed. Private, quiet, and low-maintenance. Roughly 1,400 square feet, efficiently laid out, with low utility costs to match. Close to everything Utica offers without feeling like it. Strong bones. Updates complete. Turn-key.