
A two-bedroom home on a double lot, steps from the Hiawatha Highlands.
Set on a double lot along Fish Hatchery Road, this home sits just steps from the trailheads of the Hiawatha Highlands. A steel roof overhead and a crushed stone driveway establish a quiet, practical presence among the trees.
Inside, an enclosed porch with wood plank walls leads to the main living spaces, where a wood stove waits for cold afternoons.

The wood stove warms the open living room, creating a central gathering space where the kitchen is always within reach.

This is where the day settles. The open layout connects the seating area directly to the kitchen, while the certified wood stove provides reliable warmth. A stained glass insert in the door catches the light as people come and go.
The wood-burning stove and stained glass entry door.

A tiled surface holds the double basin sink, sits beneath an overhead rack for pots, and looks out to the living room.

Wood cabinetry frames a window with white curtains, offering a quiet corner for morning meals.
The bedrooms and functional spaces are tucked away, offering quiet retreats at the end of the day.
These rooms are designed for rest, featuring consistent flooring and windows that bring in natural light. Built-in storage in the closet keeps clothes organized and frees up floor space.



Dedicated spaces for utility and storage keep the rest of the home uncluttered. From recessed shelves to overhead cabinets, everything has a designated place to rest.






