610 GOLDSBOROUGH STREET, EASTON, MD 21601

Well howdy there, friend! Let me introduce myself—I’m a charming little rancher nestled right here in the historic city limits of Easton, Maryland. I’m proud to be a piece of this ol' town’s story, but don’t let my roots fool ya—I’ve been brought up to date with some mighty fine improvements that'll make you tip your hat in appreciation.Now, let’s talk about what I’ve got under my roof. I’m cozy and sensible with **2 bedrooms** and **1 full bath**, all laid out in a single-story design that makes living easy, breezy, and country comfortable. Oh, and speaking of roofs—mine is brand new as of 2023 and built with 50-year architectural shingles. It's ready to stand tall for decades to come!Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by **waterproof laminate flooring (2023) giving me a fresh, sturdy, and stylish feel underfoot. My kitchen’s got a little farmhouse flair, too, thanks to a new farmhouse sink, cabinets, and porcelain knobs (2023). I may not have a countertop yet, but I’m ready and waitin’ for you to put your personal touch on it.I’m snug as a bug, too, thanks to all new drywall and insulation in the walls and attic (2023), and baseboard heat (2023) throughout to keep you warm in the winter months. My windows? Vinyl beauties installed back in 2019 to make sure I stay energy efficient and easy on the eyes.Out back, I’ve got a cedar fence (2023) just waitin’ for a fresh coat of paint, plus a spacious shed (2022) with plenty of space for tools, treasures, or tinkerin’. I even come with an ADA-compliant ramp and decking (2022) and a fresh gravel driveway (2023). I’m all about being practical and welcoming.Let’s not forget the nitty-gritty work I’ve had done: the sewer line was relined and the water line was upgraded (2023). Fresh gutters, flashing, and downspouts with leaf protectors (2023) were installed and I’ve also had drains added to the yard between 2019-2020 to keep things high and dry. I tell ya—I’m solid and ready for whatever the seasons throw my way.Now, I know you might like a little room to dream, and I’ve got plenty of potential for that too. My master bedroom used to hold a third bedroom, but it’s now a **multi-use closet and changing room**—perfect for those who dabble in hair, makeup, or just a little extra country charm. Plus, my 200-amp electrical service and a second sewer line mean there’s potential for a garage, business, or even more livin' space—just be sure to talk it over with the Town of Easton and their Historic Society.Oh, and out back, there’s a big ol' pecan tree and a mulberry tree—word has it they could be removed if you’d like a little more sunshine or open space.I may not have air conditioning yet (window units for now), and my shed doesn’t have electricity, but I’m as honest and full of promise as they come. So if you’re lookin’ for a home with history, heart, and a whole lot of updates to keep you smilin’, I reckon I just might be the place for you.Before I go I’ll let you in on a little secret—I used to be home to 17 ducks when my previous folks were rehabbing ‘em. Ain’t that somethin’? If chickens or other critters are part of your dream, you might just be able to bring ‘em in, too—just check the rules first.Y’all come by and take a look—I’m ready to welcome you home.