Inside the renovation at 917 Goodwyn Rd

This article is about what was actually done at 917 Goodwyn Rd before the home hit the market. It matters to buyers, because it separates a home that simply has new paint from one that has been genuinely reworked.

The team describes this as a home that has been substantially redone inside, with the goal of a fresh, finished feel while keeping the established character of the original house. That distinction is the whole story here.

What was updated

• New sheetrock throughout, giving the walls a clean, fresh surface.
• Updated kitchen, with granite counters, island cooktop and built-in double ovens.
• Updated bathrooms, with modern vanities, tile and fixtures.
• New flooring, with a light wood-look finish through the main living spaces.
• Additional interior improvements that round out the finished feel.

A finished home on real acreage

What makes this listing unusual is the pairing. Most small-acreage homes need work, and most renovated homes sit on small lots. This one combines a move-in-ready interior with more than 18 acres of pasture, mature oaks, a creek, and a barn and poultry setup.

The result is a homestead you can walk into on day one, with room for livestock, gardens, poultry or simply space between you and the neighbors.

What to look for in person

On a tour, take your time with the finishes. Feel the flooring, open the cabinetry, check the shower tile. Renovation quality shows up in the details, and the best way to judge it is to stand in the rooms.