Some 1969 ranches just got a coat of paint. This one in Woodburn got a full reset, and you feel it the moment the front door opens.Wood-look plank flooring carries through an open main level lit by recessed cans. The kitchen reads clean and current: white shaker cabinets, granite counters, a linear glass tile backsplash, and stainless Samsung appliances including a gas range tucked under a stainless hood. A peninsula with bar stools gives you a place to land for breakfast or to spread out and work.The living room earns a second look. A built-in spans the wall with sliding barn doors that close over the TV and open to shelving, the kind of detail you do not find in a flip. The space flows into a second sitting area and dining, so people can be together without being on top of each other.What sells this home is how easy it lives. A back hallway is lined floor to ceiling in white cabinetry, more storage than most homes this size ever offer. The laundry doubles as a full bath: deep utility sink, granite counter, floating wood shelves, tiled shower, and side-by-side front-load machines.Step out back to a covered patio under a vaulted, beamed ceiling with recessed lighting, set against a fully fenced yard screened by mature evergreens. There is lawn, a bark-mulched play area, and a shed for tools and gear. Two-car garage and fresh board-and-batten siding out front.The remodel is done. The character is intact. Your move.
