Tucked away on Raccoon Run, this modern farmhouse-style home hits that rare sweet spot—something that actually feels different without stretching the budget. From the moment you step onto the covered front porch, it’s clear this isn’t your typical 3 bed, 2 bath. Inside, vaulted ceilings open up the main living space and give the home a light, airy feel, while the split-ranch floor plan keeps the primary suite tucked away from the secondary bedrooms. The kitchen is finished the way buyers actually want it—quartz countertops, clean lines, and a layout that works whether you're cooking dinner or hosting friends. At just over 1,400 square feet, every inch is used well—no wasted space, no awkward rooms, just a house that lives bigger than it measures. Step out back, and it only gets better—a large fenced yard gives you room to spread out, and the rear deck is built for evenings outside, grilling, or just slowing things down after a long day. The outbuilding adds real flexibility—storage, workshop, hobby space, or whatever fits your lifestyle. Location-wise, you’re close to everything that makes Monroe easy to live in, with multiple local parks like Belk Tonawanda Park offering green space, playgrounds, and walking areas just minutes away, plus additional parks and recreation options throughout the city. And when you need more, you’re roughly a 35–45 minute drive into Uptown Charlotte, depending on traffic, giving you access to major employment, dining, and entertainment without giving up the quieter pace of Union County living. Whether you’re stepping up from your first home or buying the first one that actually feels like yours, this one stands out in all the right ways.

Tucked away on Raccoon Run, this modern farmhouse-style home hits that rare sweet spot—something that actually feels different without stretching the budget. From the moment you step onto the covered front porch, it’s clear this isn’t your typical 3 bed, 2 bath. Inside, vaulted ceilings open up the main living space and give the home a light, airy feel, while the split-ranch floor plan keeps the primary suite tucked away from the secondary bedrooms. The kitchen is finished the way buyers actually want it—quartz countertops, clean lines, and a layout that works whether you're cooking dinner or hosting friends. At just over 1,400 square feet, every inch is used well—no wasted space, no awkward rooms, just a house that lives bigger than it measures. Step out back, and it only gets better—a large fenced yard gives you room to spread out, and the rear deck is built for evenings outside, grilling, or just slowing things down after a long day. The outbuilding adds real flexibility—storage, workshop, hobby space, or whatever fits your lifestyle. Location-wise, you’re close to everything that makes Monroe easy to live in, with multiple local parks like Belk Tonawanda Park offering green space, playgrounds, and walking areas just minutes away, plus additional parks and recreation options throughout the city. And when you need more, you’re roughly a 35–45 minute drive into Uptown Charlotte, depending on traffic, giving you access to major employment, dining, and entertainment without giving up the quieter pace of Union County living. Whether you’re stepping up from your first home or buying the first one that actually feels like yours, this one stands out in all the right ways.