1002 Dornell Avenue

Some homes ask you to imagine the potential. This one has already done the work. Freshly painted from front to back and outfitted with new flooring throughout, 1002 Dornell greets you with the kind of clean, ready feeling that's hard to manufacture: walls the color of a blank page, floors that haven't seen a scuff yet, and a layout that just makes sense. Step through the covered front porch, out of the weather, and into a home that's already taken care of the hard parts. The eat-in kitchen keeps things simple. There's no formal dining room to negotiate with, just a kitchen big enough to cook, eat, and gather in without a second thought. Down the hall, three bedrooms and a full bath round out a main floor that's easy to live in and easy to keep up. But the real surprise is out back. The lot runs deep, and it backs up to a dense line of mature trees that swallows the sightline to whatever's beyond it. Standing on the deck, there's no sense of being in the city at all, just grass, shade, and the rustle of leaves. It's the kind of privacy that usually costs a lot more to find. Downstairs, a full basement sits ready and waiting, whether that means storage for now or finished square footage down the road. This is a home for someone who wants the big decisions already made, so they can spend their energy on the smaller, better ones: where the couch goes, what to plant along that tree line, what Sunday mornings on that deck start to feel like.Back on the Market! The previous buyer lost financing at the last minute. This home has passed inspection and appraised above price! Set on a generous, tree-lined lot in Lansing's Delray neighborhood, this ranch has just been refreshed with new interior paint and new flooring throughout, creating a clean, bright canvas ready for its next chapter. The eat-in kitchen offers real workspace for everyday cooking. A covered front porch adds a shaded spot to start the day, and a full basement provides ample storage or room to grow into. Out back, the deep, wooded backdrop feels more s