1980 Gilmore Street

A1-zoned and fully fenced, this rural property offers land use flexibility for livestock, agriculture, equipment storage, or personal projects—all without HOA restrictions. The home sits on open acreage and supports a variety of uses for buyers seeking space to live, work, and build long-term value.
Originally a modular, the residence has been permanently installed and updated over time to support full-time living. Interior spaces include a large kitchen with center island, real wood cabinetry, tile backsplash, and an electric stove. Additional rooms include a formal dining area, dedicated office, and an enclosed mudroom. The primary suite features a private bath with soaking tub and separate shower. A finished flex room attached to the garage offers space for hobbies or overflow use, though it does not meet conforming bedroom standards.
Outbuildings and fencing are in place with room to expand. While there are no dedicated water spigots in the animal zones, the layout supports general livestock or equestrian use. The oversized detached garage and adjacent structures provide storage and workspace options.
A1 zoning supports livestock, accessory buildings, and broad rural use, making this property an ideal fit for buyers looking to fully utilize their land without suburban constraints.