$525,000

This stunning single-story home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms

The living room carries natural light throughout the day, with high ceilings and skim-coated concrete floors giving the space a clean, modern foundation

The kitchen has been fully reimagined with maple butcher block countertops that bring warmth and a durable workspace to the home

The dining area sits just off the kitchen and opens directly through french doors to the western red cedar deck

The primary bedroom looks out to the backyard, where mature trees filter in soft light and create a steady connection to the outdoor space

The Western Red Cedar deck extends directly from the dining area, creating an easy transition between indoor meals and time outside

Thoughtfully landscaped yard featuring drought-tolerant native plantings that blend beauty with resilience.

A driveway provides ample room for off-street parking

Thoughtful landscaping frame the home, offering a warm and welcoming first impression

The screened-in cedar porch sits at the front, offering a shaded, usable space with consistent airflow throughout the day

Welcome to your new home at 400 Delmar Ave - solid wood entry door with emtek hardware

An open floor plan with crisp walls and a high ceiling crowned by a dormer window creates a light-filled, airy sense of space.

The concrete floors continue through the living area, offering durability and a consistent look that pairs well with the crisp walls

Dimmable lighting in the living room allows the space to shift from bright and open during the day to a softer, more relaxed setting in the evening

The scale of the living room leaves room for multiple seating arrangements, whether centered around conversation, or media

Bright walls create a versatile backdrop for layering in art and decor

The center island anchors the kitchen with an apron front sink and extended breakfast bar, creating a natural place to prep, serve, or sit throughout the day

The breakfast bar side of the island offers space for casual seating, keeping the kitchen connected to conversation and activity in the living area

The laundry closet is tucked across from the kitchen, keeping it easy to access while staying neatly contained behind closed doors when not in use

The layout keeps the kitchen open to the living room, allowing it to stay connected to daily activity and conversation

A clean mix of stainless steel appliances, open shelving, white cabinets, and warm maple butcher block countertops with wood knobs

Soft-close cabinetry offers consistent storage

The kitchen is positioned to look out toward the dining area and back deck, so there’s a natural line of sight to the outdoor space as you move through the day

Positioned between the kitchen and deck, the dining area works easily for everyday meals or longer evenings that move between indoor and outdoor seating

Set apart from the secondary bedrooms, the primary bedroom offers a quieter layout with enough room to arrange the space in a way that fits daily routines

The ensuite bathroom has been thoughtfully updated with a spacious walk-in shower and a walnut vanity that brings depth and warmth to the space

The hallway includes built-in cabinetry that adds functional storage while keeping the main living areas free from clutter

The guest bedrooms are positioned with flexibility in mind, offering space that can shift between sleeping, working, or additional living needs

Minimal and understated guest bathroom, featuring classic white tile and a warm wood vanity detail

Each guest bedroom carries through the same natural light and neutral finishes, keeping a consistent feel throughout the home

The deck gives you a place to settle in for a slow morning or an easy evening outside, with enough room to spread out

With its direct connection to the dining area, the deck works naturally for meals outside, whether it’s a quick weeknight dinner or a longer evening spent lingering at the table

The backyard is shaded by mature live oaks, keeping the space cooler and comfortable while adding a natural canopy overhead

The custom shed at the back of the property is built with Texas cedar board and batten siding, matching the natural materials used throughout the exterior

Set toward the rear of the yard, the workshop creates a dedicated space for tools, equipment, or ongoing projects

A quiet, separate workspace that can shift between storage, gardening use, or a place to focus on hands-on work