Granite island stretches long enough for four stools on one side, room to eat breakfast without setting foot in the dining room.
Welcome to 1015 Carnation Drive, Smyrna, TN. Single-level ranch in Cedar Hills with a stone-accented garage front and covered entry porch.
Gas fireplace warms the whole room without a woodpile to manage.
Plantation shutters cover the back windows to create natural light.
Open layout keeps the family room, kitchen and dining area within sight of each other, one space to keep an eye on instead of three separate rooms.
Recessed lighting spreads evenly across the ceiling instead of one central fixture, no dark corners once the sun goes down.
Subway tile backsplash runs behind the range and up to the cabinets.
Dual sink in the island set the faucet in the center, wash up from either side without reaching across.
Sliding glass door leads straight out to the covered patio, no steps down to manage carrying plates outside.
Tray ceiling steps up above the crown molding, adds height without losing the cozy feel of the room.
Windows on two walls bring in light from both sides of the room, no need to flip a switch during the day.
Primary bath and walk in closet sits right through that doorway.
Double vanity spreads granite across both sinks with matching bronze faucets, plenty of room to spread out without crowding.
Walk-in shower with two showerheads and a built-in tile bench.
Two windows with cellular shades line the back wall, filters daylight without blacking out the room completely.
Double closet doors span the wall opposite the bed, enough hanging space to skip a dresser altogether.
3rd Bedroom also doubles as a great office with ceiling fan.
Ceiling fan with a built-in light handles both jobs at once, no separate fixture needed overhead.
Vanity counter runs deep enough to set out soap and towels, no piling things up next to the sink.
Hardwood flooring runs the length of the hall in one continuous plank, no seams breaking up the sightline to the living area.
Open shelving above the machines holds detergent and supplies within reach, no cabinet needed to keep the space tidy.
Covered patio runs the width of the back wall with a solid ceiling overhead, sits outside to enjoy the afternoon shade.
Backyard runs level from the patio to the fence line, plenty of open grass without a slope to mow around.
Vinyl privacy fence encloses the entire backyard.
Driveway stretches wide enough for two cars side by side, no tight squeeze getting in or out of either one.
Roofline steps down from the main gable to the covered porch in stacked sections, breaks up what would otherwise be one long slope.
Fence line sits back a consistent distance from the patio across the whole yard, straight boundary to mow along instead of guessing.
Wooded buffer separates this street from the ballfields beyond, green space stays between backyards instead of another row of houses.
Side yard gap between this home and the next fence line runs wide enough to walk a mower through, no squeezing the trimmer along the property edge.
Community pool sits just past the green space with a covered clubhouse and playground alongside.
Pickleball court sits just beyond the pool with its own fenced enclosure, another amenity without leaving the neighborhood.
Playground sits on its own gravel bed instead of grass, keeps mulch and mowing separate from the equipment underneath.
Stewarts Creek school campus spreads out just past the tree line, football field and track included. Minutes away instead of a long morning drop-off.
Baseball diamonds sit side by side near the football stadium, one shared complex instead of scattered fields across town.
Cedar Stone Park ballfields cluster around a shared red-roofed pavilion in the center, one stop covers every field instead of walking between separate ones.
Eight courts split evenly between tennis and pickleball lines, all inside one fenced complex. Pick a sport without driving to a second facility.
Gable dormer with true windows breaks up the roofline over the garage, more than a boxed-in vent.