Restrict Covenants: No; Unk

Title V: Pass

Underground Oil Tank: No; Unk

Water: Private; Well

Well Detail: Drilled

Sewer: Private

Easement: No

Survey: Yes

Right of Way: No

Right to Farm Comm: No

Flood Hazard Area: No; Unk

Water Features: Close to Water; Private Beach

Lot Description: Wooded

Electric Type: 200 Amp

Style: Ranch

Internet Service: Fiber Optic Availabl

Accessibility: 1st Fl Bdrm; 1st Flr Full Bath

Exterior Amenities: Deck; Mature Landscaping

Appliances Incl: Range; Refrigerator

Construction: Wood Frame

Exterior Siding: Vinyl

Roof: Asphalt Shingles

Basement: Concrete Floor; Full; Unfinished

Floor: Carpet; Linoleum

Garage: Detached

Fuel: Propane; Wood

Hot Water: Propane

Lead Paint: N/A, built 1978 or later

Zoning: Residential

Seller Disc: No

Possession: Close Of Escrow

The first floor is easy to live in. One large room of warm pine walls holds the kitchen, dining and sitting areas around a wood stove, with windows that look into the trees. Two bedrooms and a full bath are on the same level. The floors are carpet and linoleum today. Wood floors throughout would suit the pine and the light, and it is an easy project to take on. A screened porch runs along the side of the house. It is where the sellers sit to listen to the birds and the wind, without bugs or weather. Below is a full walkout lower level, unfinished, with nearly three sides above grade, so there is a real opportunity to add space to the house later. The detached two-car garage is newer. The room above it, about 400 finished square feet, works for guests, a studio or a game room. That space is part of the 1,480 square feet in the listing, so the house itself is closer to 1,080. The land is 1.19 acres of wooded ground, a mown lawn around the house, a drive lined with hostas, and perennial plantings. The Town of Otis owns the land to the north, south and east. Across the country lane is permanently conserved Massachusetts Wildlife Management Area, and only one home lies beyond before the road ends and where more protected land begins. Wild turkeys, deer, foxes, bobcats and porcupines pass through, hummingbirds visit the yard, and the birds are constant. The wind in the trees is the loudest sound you will hear. With no city lights, the stars and the Milky Way are clear overhead.