Built in 1956, back when houses were built to last and hardwood was standard, not an upgrade. Pull up the marketing on most homes this age and you’ll find carpet hiding the good stuff. Not here. The original hardwood runs right through the main living area, and it has the kind of warmth new construction spends a lot of money trying to imitate. Three bedrooms, two baths, and an attached garage that actually fits a car and still has room for the stuff you swore you’d get rid of. Now the honest part: this isn’t a flip and it isn’t a fixer. It’s a well-loved home that’s ready for someone who wants to make a few things their own instead of paying a premium for someone else’s taste in tile. Priced to reflect exactly that. If you’ve been waiting for a house on the west side with real bones and a real price, this one’s worth your Saturday.