Tucked into the Clarkston Heights on a full acre, this single-level home gives you the kind of privacy that’s getting harder to find — with animal rights, so bring the chickens, the goats, or whatever your acre dreams require. Inside, it’s bright, neutral, and easy to love: 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 2,500 square feet that flow without a single staircase. The kitchen anchors the open living space with a big quartz island and crisp white cabinetry — the kind of room everyone ends up gathered in anyway. Out back is where this one really shows off. The oversized covered patio, finished with a wood-plank ceiling, looks out over the hills and was built for long summer evenings. The fenced yard keeps kids and pets contained, and beyond it, room to roam. Then there’s the shop. It’s large, it has a full bathroom, and with a little vision it could easily become an apartment, guest quarters, or the ultimate hangout. A lean-to on the back adds covered storage, and the gravel parking area has space for every trailer, boat, and toy you own — plus a few you haven’t bought yet. Single-level living, serious shop space, and an acre of quiet in the Heights. Come see what it feels like.