Sycamore Street has the feel of a neighborhood that has been lived in a long time — and this house fits right in. Built in 1960, it carries the kind of detail that newer builds skip: natural hardwood floors running through most of the main living areas, a spacious living room, and a large kitchen that opens into a dining area where there's room to linger. The finished sunroom tucks on an extra stretch of living space that the square footage doesn't even count.

Out back, the yard is fully fenced, with a garden shed sitting at the edge of it. There's also a basement for storage or projects, and an attached one-car garage that keeps things tidy year-round. One of the two full bathrooms has been updated with fresh finishes — enough to feel current without erasing the house's original character.