7 Winding Country LaneParma, NY, 14559

Outgrowing your space… or making room for someone you love? What if you didn’t have to choose between togetherness and privacy? Welcome to a home that provides both. This beautifully maintained contemporary offers a rare blend of elegance, flexibility, and true everyday comfort—where space isn’t just measured in square feet, but in how effortlessly it lives. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by a sense of openness and light… soaring volume ceilings in the living room and an abundance of windows create a bright, airy backdrop that feels as uplifting as it is inviting. The layout flows with intention. Refinished hardwoods ground the main living spaces, while fresh paint and new carpet in the living room add a clean, move-in-ready feel. The kitchen is truly the heart of the home—expansive, light-filled, and thoughtfully designed with an island, eat-in dining, and seamless connection to a formal dining room that can easily flex to suit your lifestyle… hosting, working, gathering, or simply spreading out. With 5 bedrooms & 4 full baths, there’s room for everyone to live comfortably without compromise. The primary suite offers a quiet retreat, complete w/separate vanities, walk-in closet, and heated floors that make even the coldest mornings feel a little more indulgent. And then… there’s the in-law apartment. This is not an afterthought—it’s a true, fully independent living space with its own utilities, full kitchen, two bedrooms, and a private living area. With separate rear access to the patio, it offers the perfect balance of connection and autonomy—ideal for multi-generational living, long-term guests, or simply giving everyone the space they deserve. Two separate furnaces (2007 & 2010) Roof 2018. 2026 paint, carpet and hardwood refinished. • Backup generator. • Walk-up basement. • Handicap-accessible shower on the main level (also perfect for furry friends) Because sometimes the next chapter isn’t about choosing between space and connection… it’s about finally having both. Delayed negotiations, May 5, noon.