Home of the Week: Two-bedroom ranch minutes from Scituate Harbor for $750k

"From the wide driveway in front of the house where there's room to park four cars, there is a 111-square-foot covered porch on the right side of the home. Adding to the New England-style exterior are two dormers jutting from the roof. The door introduces an open floor plan that combines the living and dining areas. The space serves to highlight a key feature of the home: wide plank pine flooring that creates an atmosphere to match the ranch style."

"The dining area connects to the 181-square-foot eat-in kitchen that includes a bump-out for a built-in banquette with padded seats surrounded by double-hung windows. Opposite is an L-shaped collection of solid wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and granite-topped counters. There is a gas range, a built-in desk, and some cabinets have clear glass windows. There is recessed lighting and track lighting."

"The dining area has French doors leading out to the 332-square-foot deck overlooking the flat, fenced-in backyard. From the kitchen, a doorway opens to a 7-foot-long hallway that connects to the two bedrooms at the front of the house, but also leads to the one full bath and the laundry room in the rear of the home. The 110-square-foot bathroom occupies the far left corner of the house."

The 1975 ranch-style home in Scituate measures 1,066 square feet with two bedrooms and one full bath and is listed at $750,000 with 2025 taxes of $6,623. The blue clapboard exterior includes two dormers, a wide driveway with parking for four cars, and a 111-square-foot covered porch. An open living and dining area features wide-plank pine flooring, natural wood window trim, an exposed rustic beam, and a fireplace with a brick mantel. The 181-square-foot eat-in kitchen has a built-in banquette, solid wood cabinets, stainless appliances, granite counters, and a sliding barn-door pantry. French doors open to a 332-square-foot deck and a flat, fenced backyard. Public water and sewer and an interior laundry room are included.

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