1 Brandywine Lane

Meticulously maintained by the same owner for over 20 years, this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath split-level home in Fairport, NY, offers a perfect blend of classic charm and modern updates. Built in 1981, the home has been thoughtfully renovated inside and out and is truly move-in ready. Within the last year, the exterior and interior have been freshly painted, all-new LVP flooring installed throughout with updated baseboards and moldings, and new flush mount ceiling lights added in the kitchen, dining area, entry, and hallways. The kitchen features granite leathered countertops, a tile backsplash, a Frigidaire stainless steel fridge, GE stove/oven, Bosch dishwasher (all with warranties through 1/11/30), built-in microwave, oversized deep stainless steel sink with Delta single-handle sprayer faucet, updated cabinet hardware, and sliding doors to the deck. Both bathrooms have been updated with new lighting, Moen faucets, towel bars, comfort-height toilets, and a new showerhead in the hall bathroom. Additional updates include two sets of top-down/bottom-up custom window blinds, new closet rods, new doorknobs, new outlets and switches, an exterior keypad lock on the front door, a new 100-amp electrical panel, brand-new central A/C and heat pump, thermostat, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, complete carpet and duct cleaning by On the Spot Cleaner, and many other thoughtful improvements. The roof was replaced approximately 10–15 years ago, and the water heater has also been updated. Located in a highly desirable school district—Brooks Hill Elementary, Martha Brown Middle School, and Fairport Senior High School—this gorgeous red home is easy to find and won’t be missed when you turn onto the street. Perfect for first-time homebuyers, those looking to downsize, or investors with no rental restrictions, this home is incredibly practical for many stages of life. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a meticulously cared-for home in a vibrant, convenient location with easy access to Fairport Village, parks, boutique shops, restaurants, pickleball courts, and the library.