24965 Grand Traverse Ave, Brownstown Charter Township, MI 48134

Property Description

Charm, style, sophistication...sounds like the protagonist in Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby or a Lincoln commercial with a certain Texan describing his Lincoln. Alas though, we're talking about 24965 Grand Traverse Ave! A remarkable 55+ Del Webb community with a laundry list of activities and amenities to enjoy!! Upon entering, it's been noted for one to say "this is no ordinary love....no ordinary love." They were more than likely a big Sade fan but the sentiment stands. This 2 bed (bonus office/flex room to boot) 2 bath, 2,272 sq ft ranch is no ordinary home!! Equipped with a kitchen looking as if the sellers were the show-runners at HGTV...cooking and entertaining will be as easy as 1-2-3! Marvelous granite counters, eye catching cabinets that look as if a surgeon painted them. Stainless steel appliances that do their job while look great doing it. The lighting is soft yet ample and appealing. Kind of like a big bean bag for your eyes. Stunning and "moon walk approved" hardwood floors flow throughout the home with grace and beauty. The primary bedroom has more items to check off than my grocery checklist after ordering Door Dash for 2 weeks. Spacious w/nice, high ceilings. If CGI Hulk wanted to purchase this home...I'm sure spacially it would work out. HUGE walk-in closet that the wonderful people from California Closets came in to take care of. Simply stunning ensuite includes jetted tub, walk-in shower, dual sinks and that attractive lighting I mentioned earlier. Large guest bed with adjacent, full bathroom. The office/study/bonus room is so cool you'll be reading new books and wanting to pay bills 2 weeks early. I literally can't guarantee either of those but it is possible! The location here simply ROCKS. Rocks like Guns n Roses in the summer of 92'. Rocks like the Stone Age. Rocks like "paper, scissors...." well, you get it. Backing to tall pines with nobody behind you, I'm sure you'll concur! Schedule your showing today before this is "the one that got away!" Almost like McAdams did to Gosling...