This Craftsman on an acre in Cumberland Walk was built in 2021, so you get all the perks of new construction (efficient systems, current finishes, that "nobody's lived here long enough to wear it out" feel) without the wait or the build-day headaches. Inside, the main level does a lot of the heavy lifting. The great room runs tall with soaring ceilings and a gas log fireplace as the anchor, and it opens right into a kitchen built for people who actually cook and entertain: a center island, breakfast nook, walk-in pantry, tile backsplash and stainless appliances. Slide the doors open and you're on the screened porch looking out over a fenced backyard, which makes this a house that works just as well for a quiet Sunday as it does for a full house on the Fourth of July. The primary suite is also on the main level, tucked away with hardwood floors, a garden tub, separate walk-in tile shower, double vanity and two closets. Two more bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bath down the hall, and upstairs there's a flex space that can flex into whatever your household needs it to be: playroom, office, guest room, home gym, take your pick. Where this house really sets itself apart is the basement. It's finished with its own full kitchen, a bedroom, a full bath, a living area and room for a second laundry setup, plus its own private entrance and exit through the covered patio out back. Whether that means aging parents, a college kid boomeranging home, or straight-up rental income, the layout is already built to handle it, and there's still unfinished space left over for storage.