Supplements: widened bedroom and bathroom doorways. Habitat for Humanity also assisted with accessibility improvements, including widened doorways and improved exterior stairs. Several windows were replaced with European-style emergency-egress windows that open fully like doors, including windows in the bedroom, bathroom, and the primary bedroom. These improvem ... (Read more) widened bedroom and bathroom doorways. Habitat for Humanity also assisted with accessibility improvements, including widened doorways and improved exterior stairs. Several windows were replaced with European-style emergency-egress windows that open fully like doors, including windows in the bedroom, bathroom, and the primary bedroom. These improvements make the home particularly interesting for someone looking for a residence that can accommodate aging in place, mobility needs, or multigen living. When purchased, the home required significant work. Over time, the owners invested heavily in bringing it back to life, including improvements to: Kitchen, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Flooring, Roof, Windows, Heating and cooling, Appliances, Interior doors, Security doors, Exterior accessibility, Plumbing and other essential systems. The home has also benefited from professional flooring and roofing work. This is not a home that was simply given a quick cosmetic makeover. It has been a long-term renovation project undertaken with the intention of creating a comfortable, permanent home. One of the things that makes this property different is that it has retained the character of an older manufactured home while incorporating many modern improvements. It offers the opportunity to own a home with substantially more personality and history than a typical newer manufactured-home interior. The result is a residence that feels personal, established, and genuinely lived in, rather than a generic investment property. For the right buyer, this home offers several possibilities: Comfortable full-time residence. A home with established improvements and accessibility features. Aging-in-place potential. The existing ramps, widened doorways, accessible bathroom features, and emergency-egress windows provide a strong foundation for someone who wants to remain independent. The accessibility modifications may be particularly useful for families caring for an older relative. The major renovation work already completed provides a foundation for a buyer who wants to finish personal touches and make the home their own. Don't miss out! Come and see TODAY!