“The Big Quiet”

A full house is a good problem to have. Four bedrooms, someone always mid-conversation in another room... right up until the night you want somewhere the noise can’t follow you. This one gives you both.

Walk in and the foyer runs two stories tall, the upstairs railing in view overhead. No staircase jammed against the entry, though... the steps sit back by the kitchen and family room, central to where you live. That’s where the weeknight lands: dinner going on the stove, somebody parked on the family room couch ten feet away, and nobody cut out of the conversation because no wall splits the two rooms. The formal rooms up front stay open for holidays, or for a private call.

All four bedrooms sit together upstairs, most facing the back instead of the street, so you wake up on the quiet side of the house. Your owner’s suite takes its own corner with a walk-in closet and a renovated bath, glass shower and a private water closet.

Downstairs, the finished lower level is a whole extra floor with a 28-foot rec room and full bath, the place for whatever gets loud: movie night, game night, the home gym. The walls are insulated, so it stays comfortable year-round, not the cold room nobody uses.

Then... there is this amazing backyard setting. The lot runs 185 feet deep, so from the screened porch and the fire pit you look out over Hoover Pond and its path off to one side, the fountain going, Murfin Fields in the distance, and no neighbor sitting directly behind you. Some nights it’s five quiet minutes alone out there. Other nights it’s the fire pit and a yard full of friends. Either way, the noise stays back at the house, and out here you’ve got “The Big Quiet” to yourself.

The garage hides its size, too: it reads like a two-car from the street but runs deep enough for three, tandem. Hoover Park has the room for a full house. The quiet’s already out back, waiting.