Imagine waking up in your cute little farmhousey home at the crack of dawn, stepping down onto the new carpet in your bedroom, walking out to your kitchen to grab your cup of coffee that you pre-scheduled to brew the night before, getting distracted by your new quartz countertops for a second, and then heading out the back door to watch the sunrise from your deck. (Or maybe you first need to imagine being a morning person like that.) Now imagine needing to get to Green River or Burkhardt for some reason, and because of your convenient proximity to eastside commerce, you're there 10 minutes later. Next, imagine it being a Wednesday evening during the summer, and you decide that instead of cooking, you're going to just walk across your three-fourths of an acre to your neighbor's place-Farm 57-and enjoy some food-truck food and live music. Or how about this: imagine there's a mean ol' thunderstorm rolling in, and you used to dread storms, but you're not really too scared of them anymore because you have a full basement. Ok, now make it all a reality by buying this place.