Every room on one level, your own front door, and a garage you never have to walk outside to reach. Two bedrooms, one bath, 946 square feet, and a floor plan that quietly outperforms its size. You enter at ground level and head up, and from there the whole home is on a single floor. The living area runs tall and window-heavy, with a slider to a west-facing deck that collects sunsets like a hobby. A wall A/C unit keeps it honest through the August stretch. The kitchen is genuinely oversized for a home this size: eating bar, deep storage, all appliances included. Dinner for one, two or six, the dining area doesn’t flinch. The primary bedroom is the kind of room you don’t expect at this square footage — walk-in closet, its own wall A/C unit, and a shortcut straight to the bath. Bedroom #2 moonlights as a home office, a guest room, or wherever the exercise bike goes to think about what it’s done. Washer and dryer stay, side by side and unbothered. There’s room left in the garage for the gear you swear you’ll use. New roof in 2025, special assessment paid in full. New water heater in 2025. Landscaping and roads are somebody else’s job — a mower is not in your future. Pets welcome. Tualatin Hills Nature Park is just next door: trails, herons, and the kind of quiet that’s hard to find this close to everything. Because you are close to everything. The bus 57 stop is directly across the street, running to Beaverton Transit Center and out to Forest Grove, and MAX Beaverton Creek station is minutes away. The Portland Clinic’s Beaverton branch is across the street. Nike, Intel, Providence St. Vincent and Columbia for the commute. Costco and Fred Meyer for the Sunday reset. Downtown Beaverton for the nights you’d rather someone else cooked. Starter home, downsize, or rental — it works in all three directions.