Some homes look bigger on paper than they do in person. This ONE does the opposite. Built in 1928 and cared for ever since, this Colonial starts with a front porch and panoramic skyline views - perfect spot for watching the Shelton fireworks from! Inside, the eat-in kitchen is the surprise: oversized, tiled, and built for people who actually cook and then hang around afterward. Upstairs you get two bedrooms and a full bath. Downstairs, a half bath and laundry combo right where you need it. Tile runs through the kitchen, foyer and bath/laundry, and carpet keeps the rest cozy. The unfinished basement adds roughly 450 square feet of storage. Out back is the real prize. Private, fenced, and framed by rolling hills, with a garden and mature plantings somebody had the patience to put in years ago so you get the payoff. There is a composite deck (2017) for the grill, a stone patio (2012) for the fire pit, and two sheds for the mower, the bikes and the "I will get to it" pile. Out front, an extra-wide driveway means nobody is playing musical cars when company shows up. And the stuff nobody photographs but everybody pays for? Roof and gutters, 2022. On-demand gas heating unit, 2018/2019. Appliances, 2015. Fence, 2009. Like a good back line - you never notice it doing its job, and that is exactly the point. Small footprint, big life. Come see this ONE before someone else claims the view.